Far West Storage

The parking garage has ample parking and great rates. It's one of the only ones left downtown with…read morean actual person operating the booth.

Fast Spot

3.1

(13 reviews)

We decided to use Fast Spot when we were flying out of town for two weeks and our arrival home…read morewould be late at night. Fast Spot was very easy to register with online and when we arrived an employee was there to help us. He helped load our bags onto the shuttle and quickly had us at the airport. On our return we were delayed several times and did not get in until the early hours of the morning. We texted after getting our luggage and waited maybe fifteen minutes. Again, the employee was kind in helping us get our bags and our car was already pulled around to the front knowing we were to fly in that night. No wait when we entered Fast Spot for our car and/or a long walk. I'd recommend Fast Spot to anyone looking for affordable parking...more affordable than long term at the airport!

Just as expensive as long term at the airport and funky in general. No discount for longer stays…read more And you have to call the shuttle for them to pick you up. Long term at the airport there is the shuttle constantly passing by. Took forever just to pay as well... still waiting. There now...........

Mills Plaza Parking Structure

3.0

$15 to park last night due to a baseball game. I was assured that in the morning there would be an…read moreemployee available to let me leave the lot. There was not. I had to call the number on the electronic booth, and wait for someone to come. I'll be paying for the hotel parking tonight to avoid this issue tomorrow.

Park at the outside parking garage if staying for several hours. You'll save more when you do…read morethis. Though the parking garage keeps your car covered, it costs you more over time. The average price is $10 In the parking garage versus $6 across the street without overhead cover. So decide what you want to do save money over convenience. I always choose money.

El Paso International Airport - ELP

3.7

(365 reviews)

El Paso airport is a smaller facility, the TSA lines were very short, and once past that checkpoint…read moreone turns to the left to proceed to the American Airlines terminal where there are only 4 gates, or turn right to go to the gates for all other airlines. We flew with AA, and that section of the airport was relatively quiet - There was a snack/souvenir/sundries shop and a decent bar/restaurant which were both adequate for the amount of people who were there on that day. One bonus was that, as we got text notices that our flight was delayed, we happened to be seated at the restaurant and we could simply turn around and clearly see our gate and when they were about to start boarding, which groups they'd called, etc. As others have stated, this airport does a pretty impressive job with decorating the main entrance area for various holidays.

I've traveled through this airport multiple times, including during the Christmas season, and it's…read morealways been a pleasant experience. The Christmas decorations were adorable, especially the Snoopy-themed displays. They gave the airport a fun, welcoming feel. The signage is clear, it's easy to navigate, and the restrooms have always been clean during my visits. Not every airport needs to be huge to be enjoyable, and ELP does a great job of making travel easy. Did I mention we saw a payphone.... If you don't know what that is you're pretty young lol

UTEP Sun Bowl Parking Garage

4.0

(2 reviews)

Good parking facility available on Sun Bowl Dr. but you have to arrive early to claim your spot…read more For sport' s events like football game you can expect a great deal of traffic. So you may want to park on Schuster and walk. The simple truth is that during big event you have to come prepared and come one hour earlier and leave one hour after the event ends. Come prepared otherwise it will be stressful but doable.

So you're going to UTEP... this is the best place to park on campus. But it's $300+ for a parking…read moredecal?! Save up the $300 and just do it. This parking garage is the only one located within the main campus (there's another *cheaper* one by the Don Haskins Stadium) and while the parking lots and reserved parking areas might look appealing, parking in the garage is the only way to guarantee you will always have a spot. How can that be? To park in the parking garage you have to use your ID, anyone can park in the parking lots because you don't have to be scanned in (So now you're thinking "Well then, why don't I just park in the parking lot?" I'd say 9 out of 10 times if you park in an area that you don't have a decal for, you will get a parking ticket... get too many and you risk the chance of some pretty hefty fines). What else do I like about the UTEP Sun Bowl Parking Garage? Your car is covered so no worries if it's raining or, on the off chance, snowing. Elevators if you can't or don't want to take the stairs. Close proximity to the Bookstore. Wide parking spots. UTEP wi-fi reaches this garage. Adequate lighting at night (and usually during the day some of the lights are on too even though they aren't necessary). Drink machines on the lower levels. Trashcans on every level. Easy access driving in and driving out. Yeah, it's more expensive than getting parking in one of the lots, but when you weigh out the advantages does it really make sense to save $50-$150 over the course of a year when you'd have to walk further in the scorching El Paso sun, possibly take the shuttle which stays packed (unless you're willing to arrive 30 minutes early to class or 20 minutes late) and never at the temperature you want it to be at, always have your car exposed to the elements, and possibly run the risk of being late because your parking lot has become full for some unknown reason (at that point your only option is to park at the next farthest parking lot to avoid a ticket). I did it once and I survived just fine, but when I thought about the fact that $150 over 12 months is $12.50, this garage was just the better deal. *And yes, there is also a parking area in this garage for those that don't have a parking decal so that you can pay by the hour.

Texas State of Department of Public Safety

3.0

It was organized and efficient. Special thanks to Louis for being so polite, professional and…read morefriendly. It was a pleasure to renew our driver's license. Thank you

People at the DMV y'all really don't want to give my sister a state I.D. right? This is the 2nd…read morefucking time that's she's going with my dad with the documents that she was requested the 1st time, now you turned her away because she was missing a document THAT WAS NOT REQUESTED? Get your shit together and train your employees to be thorough with the exact information that she needs OR hire new people that can meet the expectations and that can actually answer the phones. Ya'll have one JOB, wasting residents their time and gas just because your employees demand other documents. Pathetic and lack of communication if you ask me about the DMV's in El Paso.

El Paso International Airport - Cell Phone Lot

4.3

waiting here for a pick up call there were plenty of spaces. I was a passenger and so didn't do the…read moredriving in and cannot speak to that. I was glad to have a spot to wait without hassle while we waited for our passengers to arrive. Other than parking spaces, it was rather unremarkable.

Small and quaint. Easy to get to where you need to. Clean. Self check in was good. Counter people…read morewere great.

El Paso Mission Trail

3.8

I thoroughly enjoyed the El Paso Mission trail and making each stop along the route. The best stop…read moreby far is San Elizario. I suggest stopping here first and starting at 10:00am when the museum and church open. Not only is this the most scenic and peaceful stop, it offers the most interactive experience of all the nearby missions. Oscar was working the museum on the morning that we stopped and he treated us to a great walking tour and provided local history. He is an oral historian and does a great job of informing visitors of area history as well as culture. Stop in and ask for him. He walked us around the museum and down the nearby streets to give us a tour of the prison and local establishments. I'd say you should plan on being at San Elizario for 1-2 hours to enjoy everything that the area has to offer. Once you've toured, you'll want to hit the local coffee shop known as Cafe Arte di Admore. Amazing coffee, sandwiches, and pastries. The owner even makes all the art on display. You should definitely check out my review for more info on that. Socorro and Ysleta are the other two missions and certainly worth seeing. However, they are in much more bustling areas and will not require the same amount of time. I'd say you can safely plan on 15 minutes at each of these thus making the entire experience about a half day commitment. Please have fun and enjoy!

I agree with the first reviewer that this Mission Trail is essential for those who want to learn…read moremore about the history of El Paso and the Borderland. I managed to stop at each mission/chapel on my drive back to Arizona to read the plaques, walk around the plazas, and take in some spirituality. Even on an abbreviated schedule, this took me two hours. Unlike the missions of San Antonio, these three missions are best done by car, due to the heavy traffic along the border and the narrow road of travel. All three are well-maintained, but opening hours may vary despite them being posted. All three are within seven miles and the road is well-marked. It's journey is best done from the south, starting with the Elizario chapel and then continuing to Socorro and then Ysleta. The Elizario complex is the most quiet one, away from main traffic or large buildings. A gate prevents vehicular traffic in front of the chapel. A lot of blackbirds like to gather in the trees in the plaza, so watch for bird bombs! The Socorro mission has a large parking area. Getting in and out of this one is easy, but again, watch out for traffic when getting back on the road. There is a somber memorial to the Gutierrez family in the back of the mission. Watch out for two very vicious chihuahuas across the dirt path, too. They like to annoy passers-by. The Ysleta mission is in the most congested area of the three. It's on the Tigua Reservation and a major road is between the parking lot and mission. It's loud and active. The noise can be disturbing. This one is also surveilled by camera and a guard shack. Take the time to read the historical signs, enter the churches and take in some self-reflection when walking through these three complexes. The Ysleta mission is the oldest of the three, yet also one of the busiests.

Tint World

4.6

(17 reviews)

Dropped my truck off at 8 and it was ready 2 hours later. Excellent service. Excellent online…read morebooking tools and excellent staff. Thank you!

I had the windows tinted on my house with Tint World. They were very communicative, on time, and…read moreefficient in doing the job correctly. The windows look great, provide privacy, and reduce the heat overall in the house reducing the temperature and the amount of work my air conditioner needs to do. Thank you to the installers and all the staff. The price was good for the amount of windows that had to be done and it's veteran owned!

E&R Automotive

4.6

(18 reviews)

They did a thorough inspection and helped me prioritize the most urgent repairs. When I picked up…read moremy car, Isaac and Andrew took 40 minutes out of their day to show me my old, worn-out suspension parts and educate me on what to look for and how to maintain them moving forward. Their willingness to teach me gave me valuable knowledge and total peace of mind that my money was well spent. I really appreciate how well I was treated, and I highly recommend this shop!

I called before for an oil change quote, gave my car details and was quoted $65. I drive 20 min out…read moreto try to support this family owned business, fees and all totaled to $76. For this price I couldve stayed in my neighborhood. I called to see if they'd be willing to readjust and they suggested I come back with the cash, again this should've been mentioned over the phone the first time around. It was a quick service, but as a woman I care more about honest auto service. Would not recommend due to their lack of transparency.

Transmissions of El Paso

(5 reviews)

Wow I am so happy and thankful to have found this shop !!! I have a 2012 mustang 6 speed that was…read morehaving clutch issues . I decided to take it to the dealership and got charged 2500$ when I got the car back I drove it and right away I knew that the clutch job they did was not done correctly . I was told to drive it for a few months and to just try it out . Well the clutch went bad they told me it was driver error . I let them know that I've only owned manual cars in my 35 years of life and that it was not driver error . Well they refused to fix it so I went to ammco they charged me 1800$ they kept my car for 2 weeks I get the car back and a few weeks later the same issue came up at that point I was going to just give up and sell the car however another soldier I work with told me about transmission of El Paso and to take my car there I took my car there they charged me almost nothing compared to the other shops and absolutely fixed the issue I was having my installing the clutch and flywheel correctly !!!! 10/10!!!

Alex rebuilt the Mercedes Transmission on my 2012 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. It performs like new. I…read morevery highly recommend him for any of your transmission needs.

A Mobile Tire Guy

Got a big screw in my tire last night. Reached out to find someone to come repair my tire. This guy…read morecame out and repaired it very quickly. If you ever need tire repaired I highly recommend this guy. The price is worth it.

From the owner: We specialize in, Spare tires,…read more Lockouts, Jumpstarts, New tire replacements, Used tire replacements. Flat tire? Don't move an inch. We'll bring the tire shop to YOU! At AMobileTireGuy, we understand that tire emergencies happen at the worst times - when you're rushing to work, during a rainstorm, or miles from the nearest garage. Why we're different: ✓ FAST response - typically at your location within 30-45 minutes ✓ NO towing costs or waiting at tire shops ✓ FAIR pricing - often CHEAPER than traditional shops ✓ Experienced and knowledgeable technicians ✓ Equipped to handle multiple tire issue on-site ✓ AVAILABLE 24/7, early mornings to late evenings We service all vehicles - cars, trucks, and SUVs. Save our number now before you need it: (915) 297-3094. When that dreaded flat happens, you'll thank yourself.

Champion Xpress Carwash

I visited Champion Xpress to use a coupon I received for a free car wash. It was a good experience…read moreto visit them to see how they differ from all the other car wash establishments in the city. Champion Xpress Carwash has four locations in El Paso, and this one is their newest one (January 2024). They offer a single-visit car wash or "wash club" monthly membership at different prices, starting at $33/month for unlimited car wash; this includes car wash, wheels, and access to their self-serve vacuums. You can purchase their membership on-site or online. Since they opened, this location has been pretty busy, and their staff seem friendly. This car wash is at a great location; their membership is only a few more dollars than other chain car wash establishments in the area and offers a similar experience.

Low Price Auto Glass