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    Guan's Auto Service

    3.7 (26 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

    Services - Guan's Auto Service

    Oil changes

    Routine automotive maintenance

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    Honest. Reliable. Guans is the place to go to fix your car. Out whole family goes there now.

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    Review Highlights - Guan's Auto Service

    Derek explained and showed me everything he thought it could be - oiled up some parts that may be a concern.

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    Master Mechanic High Park

    Master Mechanic High Park

    (25 reviews)

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    I've been taking my car to Master Mechanic for a few years now, and I have always found them to be…read morehonest, easy to talk to, and genuinely acting in my best interest. I don't know a lot about cars except that I need one for a commute, but the staff here are excellent and explain things so that I understand them and can make the best decisions for my car. I'm writing this review today specifically because I had a really amazing experience yesterday - I'd brought my car in to get the brakes checked and it turned into an all-day thing because the rotors needed to be replaced. Without getting into detail that might have other people asking for the special treatment I got, they made sure I got home so that I could finish up my workday, and REALLY went out of their way to do so. Car stuff's always going to be expensive - I'm not sure I'd trust cut-rate brake service, anyway - but their pricing is always reasonable and well-explained, and I have never gone away feeling like they've done something I didn't need or that I'd paid for something silly. This is a great local shop with excellent staff.

    I took my Honda Accord in to the High Pak shop to find out why my engine light was on. I asked…read moreKevin on the desk to please find out what was wrong with the engine. At that time I specifical ask not once but twice for the mechanic to check fluids ( oil, automatic transmission fluid, power steering fluid) . When I got the phone call from Kevin about how much the repair would be , I asked if the fluids were check. I got a big O Ya we did. They are fine. I asked also if the maintenance light could be turned off. When I go the car the maintenance light was still on. I checked the fluids myself and automatic transmission fluid and the power steering fluid were low. The only thing this shop is good at that you can trust is them making out the bill. They are good at that. I would not suggest you go there for a repair. James McLeod

    Midas

    Midas

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    The on line booking is unreliable! When booking you need to book a time and when I called on Monday…read moreto confirm the time I was placed on hold 3 times and then disconnected. When I finally got through I was told they were too busy! I took time of work to bring my car in and was then refused. So I would say unreliable!!!

    I needed an oil change and it was time to have the tires rotated, but I was very reluctant to have…read morethat done, because I know that auto service employees are in general, incapable of that very simple task. I drove over and arrived just before the store opened and explained to the proprietor what I wanted done. I went to great lengths to point out that a lug nut key was required to loosen one lug nut, on each of the tires, and that I'd had problems in the past when purchasing tires with employees removing the key from the tire iron, so that they could use it with a hydraulic impact wrench, to save a few seconds. That lug nut key had a stainless steel clip around it, and was attached to the tire iron by a stainless steel wire, which allowed one to insert the lug nut key into the socket on the tire iron, without removing it from the tool. This is a great utility if you have to change a tire due to a flat, or if you rotate your tires yourself, and it's harder to lose the key, because it's attached to a tool that was designed very well, in an age when quality and design still meant something. I asked her not to remove the lug nut key from the tire iron, because I didn't want the tool damaged, and don't want to lose the key. I showed her how it worked and told her that who ever does the job, will want to remove the key, so that he or she can use their hydraulic wrench, rather than just loosening the key lug nut on each tire with that tool, and removing that lug nut by hand. I showed her how it worked and left it on the passenger seat of the car, with the key inserted into the socket of the tire iron, as a reminder. In addition I explained to the proprietor the pattern that I'd used to rotate my tires consistently over 10 years or so. The manager indignantly informed me that, THEY ARE PROFESSIONALS. None the less I insisted on drawing a diagram of the pattern that I'd used to rotate my tires. I drew her a picture. It was a mistake not rotating the tires myself. When I returned to pick up my car I paid, and found the tire iron on the passenger seat of my car where I had left it. Not only had the key been removed, but also the stainless steel wire, with which it was attached to the tire iron. The 'professional' was too lazy to loosen the key lug on each tire with the tool I had provided, and decided instead to destroy the tool that was original to the car. This 'professional' then wound the stainless steel wire back onto the end of the tire iron, so tight that it was impossible to unwind, it let alone fit the key into the socket, as per the design of the tool. The moron destroyed my tool ! I tried to unwind it but did not have tools with me and made my second mistake of the day. I asked the manager to have one of her 'professionals' unwind the stainless steel wire enough, so that I could once again insert it into the socket on the tire iron. This took some time and so I went and waited in the waiting room, until her employee brought tire iron out to to me. He had taken a length of haywire that he tied around the key and used to attach it to the end of tire iron. He then said "is this what you want ? I was gobsmacked ! While pondering the remnants of the original stainless steel attachment that was still tightly wrapped around the tire iron, the employee returned to the shop. Thinking I could still save the day and repair my tool myself when I got home, I left, and passing the bay asked that very same 'professional' who had done the haywire job, if I could please have the stainless steel clip returned to me, because there were only the remnants of the stainless steel wire wrapped around my tire iron - the clip was missing. The moron had destroyed the clip by cutting it off the key ! When I rotate the tires, I do one tire at a time and clean the tire plate, lubricate the bolts and hand tighten the nuts so that it is possible to remove them if need be. I then drive around the block and tighten any nut that may be loose. When a professional moron rotates the tires, they raise up the car and take off all the tires at once without marking them. They don't clean the tire plate or lubricate the bolts, before putting the tires back on, and use their hydraulic impact wrench to tighten the bolt so tight, that you need a pipe to use as a lever on your tire iron, to remove one ! I'm very disappointed that my tool was destroyed. It was original to the car, which is a classic car in original condition. For 32 years I had that tool and didn't lose the key that was attached to it, because that's how it had been designed. I reminded the proprietor that she had told me that they were professionals, and explained to her that they were lazy morons and not professionals. I walk or ride my bike past that shop almost every day, and expect that every time I do so in future, I'll think of them as MORONS, NOT PROFESSIONALS ! I still can't believe that two lazy morons destroyed my tool, to save a second or two !

    Guan's Auto Service - autorepair - Updated July 2026

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