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    Ibarra Auto Repairs

    5.0 (5 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Great Job! Jay and the crew provided professional, friendly service. We had hiccup that cost a few…read moremore days, but well worth it. My blazer is running smooth as ever... Thanks Guys.

    THAT IS FLAT OUT NOT TRUE! JAY AND HIS MECHANIC ARE NOT…read moreHONEST PEOPLE MORE LIKE DISHONEST! APRIL 2026- I took my 2023 Nissan car into Pan Am Automotive to have Jay put on new Nissan front end brake pads to include the hardware and shave the rotors . What his mechanic ended up doing was giving me generic brake pads not using new hardware and not shaving the rotors so here we are two days later and my front end brakes are still squeaking. I called back Jay on the phone told him that my brakes were still squeaking he stated to come back in he would charge me again just minus the labor he stated that I might need new rotors well clearly he should have done that work from the get-go and we wouldn't be in the situation but he wants to charge twice for brake pads and to put on hardware and rotors that wasn't in the original price. The price I paid was in the ballpark of $325 for him to put on generic brake pads with old hardware and not shaving the rotors if you're going to get a brake job you got to do it the correct way all the way not half ass . Days later I went into the Nissan dealership where the certified Nissan mechanic stated by looking at my brake pads that they were not Nissan brake pads and that the mechanic had used old hardware and did not shave the rotors down like he was supposed to hence the reason why they're still squeaking. So, no, Jay and his mechanic are not honest people.

    Ibarra Auto Repairs - autorepair - Updated September 2026

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