I took my 03 Tbird in for maintenance service, and found out i needed much more repairs, which was…read moretrue i was shown the damage parts, the service technician Rafel was very knowledgeable with my repairs, i am very satisfied with the work that was done. i highly recommend Attwood & Son for your car repairs.... R. BURRIS R.N PALMDALE CA.

The Atwood team has become a trusted friend in both general maintenance and servicing, and also in…read moreperforming minor and major surgery when required. They solve issues on the first attempt in almost every case, and stick with it until it's right, when required. Cars have become such complex technical wonders both mechanically and with all the related computer systems... too complex for this average wrench-jockey. I rely on their trained professionals to both diagnose and correctly repair these mechanical marvels, and do so with a high degree of confidence in their abilities. Well done once again, Folks!

Econo Lube N Tune is my go to place for my oil changes! All the staff have been very friendly and…read moreknowledgeable on questions I've asked. And honestly you can't beat the price here! I tried to go elsewhere because I needed my transmission fluid checked but it's was internal so Econo couldn't do it. But the other place tried to charge me almost $150 for a simple oil change. No thank you I'll go to my normal place Econo because they are great (:

Way OVERPRICED For Just An OIL CHANGE They Charged Me $91.73…read moreWhen Their "Wholesale Cost" is about $3 per quart, (5) Quarts = $15 Then They Tried To SELL ME A Paper Air Filter for $40.00

I have had two trucks done by Alex muffles and they have crushed it every time. Both times I didn't…read moreknow what brand of muffler I wanted, just described the sound I was looking for and they nailed it. Would recommend to anybody

Was able to get my BMW x6 in without an appointment. HIGHLY RECOMMEND Alex Mufflers - Gustavo took…read morecare of me and you won't find a better price for the work done.

I had an amazing experience here! I tried to clean my throttle body on my own and ended up knocking…read moresomething loose and messing up my car in the process. I was stressed and didn't know where to turn, but after seeing this shop's great reviews, I decided to give them a try and I'm so glad I did! Sammy was incredibly kind and patient. He listened to my (long) story without judgment and got right to work. Not only did he fix the issue quickly, but he also tightened my battery for me That kind of honesty and care is rare. If you're looking for a mechanic who's trustworthy, reasonable, and genuinely wants to help, this is the place. Highly recommend!

My battery kept going dead. I have a 2001 Honda Accord. I took my car to two different mechanics…read morewho attempted to troubleshoot the problem unsuccessfully, however, Advanced Auto Electric diagnosed the issue soon after I dropped it off mid-day and I was able to pick it up a few hours later. Reasonable prices and there is warranty on their work. I would definitely recommend this shop for auto electrical repairs.

I have gone to AVAC for numerous car issues and they are extremely nice, Andrew has fantastic…read morecustomer interactions. They always get the vehicle done when they say and they are very competitive on pricing. I have never had any issues and I would highly recommend them for any of your car needs!

$558.59 for spark plugs that went bad after a month. Maybe I got with them on a bad day.read more

Gigi was up front honest, knowledgeable and helpful, always answering my calls and updating me with…read morestatus of my truck, he charged me 1/2 the price GMC was charging, took a couple days to replace transmission after he received it.

I recently took my truck to Qualifast Transmission and Auto Repair and had them service my…read moredifferential fluid, transmission fluid, and PTU fluid -- and I couldn't be happier with the experience. Right after the service, I drove over 10 hours straight to Salt Lake City, and my truck ran absolutely amazing the entire trip. Everything felt smoother, more responsive, and just solid overall -- exactly what you want after getting major fluids serviced. On top of that, the customer service was great. The staff was professional, straightforward, and didn't try to upsell anything unnecessary. They explained everything clearly and got the job done efficiently. And honestly, the prices were even better than expected -- especially for the quality of work they delivered.

Very impressed with both the work and the integrity of this shop. I brought them a Subaru with an…read moreintermittent transmission fault that had triggered several warning lights. They spent 2 1/2 days trying to duplicate and isolate the problem, thoroughly checked the external wiring harness, and tested the suspected speed sensor. Everything checked out and the transmission continued to operate normally. Rather than guess or start replacing parts at my expense, they installed a used but known-good speed sensor they had available and told me to drive it and come back if the problem returns. At that point they can continue troubleshooting with at least two possible causes eliminated. Sometimes the best repair shop is the one willing to say, "We can't reproduce the problem, the transmission is functioning normally, and we don't want to charge you for work we can't justify." Five stars earned.

I am writing this review to warn future customers about my unacceptable experience with Affordable…read moreTransmission and Auto Repair Center regarding an ATRA nationwide warranty repair. Background and Initial Service: My vehicle's transmission was rebuilt a few months ago by a different authorized ATRA shop. Due to a recent move, the original shop authorized me to bring the car to this affiliate location, a 30-mile drive from my new home, for a warranty diagnosis. Upon drop-off on 11/18/2025, the front desk employee immediately became cold and dismissive when I mentioned the words "warranty repair." The Issue & The Refusal to Diagnose: The problem is specific and reproducible: when the car is cold, driving downhill causes the transmission to shift into what feels like neutral. Pressing the gas results in rising RPMs but no movement, forcing me to shut the engine off and restart it to re-engage the drive. After two days, I received a call informing me they could not reproduce the issue and were refusing to work on the car. I explained to Miguel that the condition requires a cold start and a specific downhill coast, asking them to try again or keep the car longer. He flatly refused any further testing, stating they were done with the vehicle. Integrity Violation and Fraudulent Documentation: Since they refused to honor the warranty, I requested a written reason for the denial of service, which is standard procedure. Miguel went to review my paperwork. When he returned, he presented a form and demanded I sign it before he would provide any written explanation. This form was an explicit waiver where I would acknowledge that the issue I claimed was not present and that their testing proved my claim was false. I refused to sign a document that was contrary to reality, as the transmission issue is demonstrably still present. The Threat and Escalation: Because I refused to sign the false waiver, Miguel refused to give me any written denial and escalated the situation. He told me he wouldn't help me anymore because I was "not a nice person." When I stated I would write an accurate review of this unprofessional experience, he raised his voice and began threatening me: Threats of litigation. Explicit threats of physical harm to myself and/or my property at my home. Threats to contact my employer to have me fired. I immediately took my keys and walked to my car, with Miguel following me out of the office, continuing to curse and issue threats. This behavior is far beyond poor customer service; it is menacing, unprofessional, and a direct failure to honor the ATRA warranty program. The shop refused to perform due diligence, attempted to force me to sign a false legal document, and threatened my physical safety. Avoid this business at all costs. Date of Visit: 11/18/2025+11/22/2025 Employee Name: Miguel (Front Desk)

WOW is all I can say. I had taken my GMC Yukon to 6 separate shops. Not one of them could figure…read morewhy my vehicle would lose power when accelerating. A friend recommended Wayne and Daves so I drove from Bakersfield strictly out of desperation. Well it was well worth it. They fixed it same the day they gave me a military discount and explained to me what was wrong. I really felt like crying. That's how stressful of an issue this had become for me and my family. Tina was awesome and they now have a customer for life. Yes I will drive from Bakersfield to Landcaster for all my vehicle needs.. Thank you and God Bless you Pete

I don't like dwelling on negativity but feel that Yelpers should know our experience with this…read moreshop: After visiting this shop six times in the last year, all I can say is that I should have known, based on their rep's highly defensive & completely unaccountable response after I informed her of finding their screwdriver hanging within my engine bay after the very first time they had serviced our vehicle, to stay away from this place. In short, we came here because of their AAA affiliation. They performed a AAA inspection, which found we needed a serpentine belt change. Their prices are in the upper end of the usual range for service; I figured because of their AAA Auto Repair facility status. We did the service with them; the day we got back the car post-repair, I found the said magnetic screwdriver in the engine bay. The next time I stopped by there for another AAA inspection for another vehicle, I mentioned the screwdriver, to which their rep appeared to get offended, saying that they mechanic leaving it in the engine does not speak of their quality of service. No apology, no accountability for what could have happened to the engine components. Within a month of our first service with them, our heater core suddenly started leaking. No engine overheating, just leaking. It had never leaked before. We brought our vehicle back to them and had them perform the nearly $2K for the repair (which included a one year part warranty and a two year service warranty due to being a AAA facility). Less than six months later, the heater core started leaking again. Again, no overheating; just leaking from the bottom of the car and coolant loss in the radiator. Over the phone, their rep said that the part/repair were under warranty. However, after we brought the vehicle back to them, within two hours of having the vehicle their rep calls me to tell me that the head gasket is blown, and that they would not replace the warrantied heater core for free unless they replace the entire engine, at a cost of $5K+. At this point, I took the vehicle back without any additional service and involved the AAA, whom then negotiated for this shop to agreed to perform the warrantied repair without replacement of the engine, to the the shop rep's chagrin. It also not without threats that the heater core would not be repaired a second time under warranty if it fails, and that they would not be liable for the engine blowing up as we drove it away. (I noticed over the course of all my interactions with the shop rep that she perpetually sows seeds of fear and becomes offended if one does not act on them.) However, this was the extent of AAA's assistance, as I came to find out that the AAA and this shop's owner are intertwined. The truth is, despite their name, this facility is not a mom & pop shop; it is one of two local shops owned by the owner of a local auto parts conglomerate, who is also on the board of directors of a national auto parts industry trade association (Google: CAWA). I HIGHLY recommend upon agreeing to leave a vehicle for service to request to see the parts they replaced after service; I requested this the second time they replaced the heater core. It was then that their mechanic showed me the part, which he said was "defective" due to coming apart at the seams. Still, their rep could not accept that the part they had replaced months ago could have failed on its own; she remained with her narrative that we had a blown head gasket and that was the cause of the part failure. When I asked her for what tests they performed to determine that it was the "high pressure" of their engine that blew the heater core, she could not cite any. During this last interaction with her (when I informed her that she has not justified in saying that "back pressure" from our supposed blown head gasket caused the heater core to fail, since my car showed ZERO signs of head gasket failure: no coolant mixing with oil in the oil tank or coolant reserve , no white smoke, no overheating), she became so upset that she kicked me out of the shop. I have never been kicked out of anywhere before in my life; this was not before I asked to see the coolant reservoir level, which was empty (I had read that whenever the heater core is replaced, a full coolant replacement has to be performed, which obviously was not). I also tried to contact the owner of this shop, without any response, which is not surprising; imagine, a sole customer is small potatoes to his overall operations. I understand businesses have to survive but it should be honestly. This was about about three months and 3,000 miles ago. Since then, I have had a Ford mechanic run a Ford OBD engine scan, which was completely clear... no codes. The car has still shown absolutely ZERO signs of head gasket failure. This is completely factual; I have all the receipts, which the California Bureau of Automotive Repair will also receive.