Started hearing a weird noise from my engine shortly after hitting 100k. Car was driving fine but…read morethe sound was really awful. Turned out to be the drive train which Jacob changed out for me in my driveway. I felt like the price was very fair, and being able to stay in my house and watch a game is a heck of a lot better than staring at the wall at an auto shop. Jacob even reached out to me a couple weeks after my repair to see how things were going. Nice guy getting his business going, worth supporting.

This was one of the most frustrating experiences I've ever had with a repair shop. I was already…read morestressed about the cost of the repair, but the way I was treated throughout the process made it even worse. I brought my car in on 4/20 for a transmission repair after being told the job would take about one week. At the time, there were no warning lights on the dashboard and no known issues other than the transmission. I also paid more than half of the quoted cost upfront. After a week passed, I had to reach out myself for an update. It took about a week and a half to get a response, and I was told the repair would be delayed due to an illness. I completely understood and was willing to be patient because things happen. On 5/1, I contacted them again to see if my car was ready for pickup and received no response until 5/8. By this point, I had already been given four different completion dates, all of which came and went. I simply asked for an accurate timeline because I was becoming frustrated with the lack of communication. Instead of receiving an update, I got an email from the owner's wife that I found extremely rude and unprofessional. I was told they could no longer do the repair and was accused of rushing them, which was completely untrue considering how long I had already waited beyond the original timeline. As a result, I had to pay to have my vehicle towed to their shop and then pay again to have it towed elsewhere so another shop could complete the repair. Throughout this experience, I was hung up on, repeatedly misled about completion dates, and left without clear communication. To make matters worse, when I finally got my car back on 5/15, multiple warning lights were illuminated on the dashboard that had not been there before. When I called to ask about it, I was told they hadn't touched anything that could have caused it. However, I had photos taken before the vehicle was towed to their shop showing that there were no dashboard warning lights at that time. Overall, this experience was disappointing, stressful, and costly. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this shop

I cannot recommend these guys enough. Worked through all the issues, called about costs and price…read moreof parts. Actually refunded cash!!!! What mechanic does that!!! These guys are best, no doubt!!!!

I contacted Lubomiroff Performance because my Sprinter van had a vibration when braking. Alex came…read moreout the very next day, diagnosed the problem, and repaired it the same day. The brake rotors were worn out, so he replaced them along with the brake pads. I decided to go with the upgraded brake option since the factory brakes on these Sprinters aren't the best and tend to wear out quickly. I'm writing this review after driving the van for a while, and I can honestly say the brakes work great. The whole process was convenient, professional, and exactly what I was hoping for. I'll definitely use Lubomiroff Performance again and highly recommend them.

I called Alex and he came out and gave me a really good price to fix a 2002 Toyota Camry that had a…read morebad alternator and a broken tensioner. Alex was super patient. This guy easy to work with if you're looking for someone that really knows what they're doing is hard-working shows up on time doesn't leave till the work is completely done. Hundred percent recommend him very easy to work with really chill guy. Alex really knows his parts and is great at diagnosing cars. He also speaks Russian if that helps. He's also very professional

If you care about your car, this is the place to go. The team is polite, easygoing, and skilled at…read moretheir craft. Each of my visits has been met with great care. Their upbeat attitude while working through diagnosis/repairs is refreshing. The waiting lounge is sleek with cool temperatures, wide variety of reading material, and other appreciated amenities. The owner (Michael) balances knowledge and kindness very well. Also, Nathan is consistently attentive and personable from the get-go. Thank you KCA for the wonderful service you provide!  - Chris C.

I have had Kings Cross do various work on my 1973 Jaguar XKE 2+2. For the most part, the work has…read morebeen done correctly. In January 2026, I brought my Jag in to fix the horn on my Jag that was honking randomly. It cost me about $ 1300 to have it corrected. It was not fixed, and it still honks randomly. So a few weeks back I brought it in to have it fixed. Since I was going in the shop, I had them install an antenna wire as the regular antenna wasn't working. Another item was that the driver-side door was not closing properly; I had to lift it up to close it. The shop manager, in a phone call, told me the door now works perfectly and the antenna wire had been installed. I stopped by the shop, and the door is completely out of alignment so much so that it will probably have to be towed, and the horn problem hasn't even been looked at. I was then told my bill so far was now almost $ 700. Mr AI said: "The Issue: This rod telescopes into a brass tube inside the column to allow the steering wheel to be adjusted for reach. It is insulated by a plastic/nylon sleeve. If this plastic sleeve cracks, wears thin, or shifts, the brass rod will tilt and touch the inside wall of the outer steering column tube. Because the outer tube is bolted directly to the chassis, this completes the ground and honks the horn.The Fix: Back out the three set screws on the back of the steering wheel hub to pull out the center horn button. Inspect the brass rod and the insulating nylon pieces. If the insulation is missing or damaged, it must be replaced or wrapped carefully in heat-shrink tubing to stop it from shorting out. Jag-Lovers Forum Door sagging. Many owners upgrade worn setups by boring out the hinge and installing self-lubricating bronze or oilite bushings for smoother movement and easier future servicing.

I was broken down on the side of the Mountain. I called Phil late in the day and was so happy he…read moreanswered. I explained the situation and he told me to tow it straight there. Not only did he disgnose the issue right away, but had the entire thing fixed by the next afternoon! He explained everything and have me an amazing warranty on the partS and labor! His prices are fair and his customer service is exceptíonal.

Can't say enough good about Phill. He took time to explain what he was doing and was very thorough…read more Answered all my questions without making me feel like I was rushed. Excellent experience!!

These guys were absolutely amazing! I was a bit on the fence about getting a pre-purchase car…read moreinspection but am so happy I did. I paid $150 to have the car inspected that I would've otherwise bought as the dealer said there were no mechanical issues, and found repairs close to $2.5k. I'm so grateful that I opted for the PPI and went to car code as they were very professional and transparent with me from the beginning.

I found this shop because my daughter and son-in-law's car broke down on the way to Portland from…read moreCanada. Car code fit them in as an emergency repair. We were all astounded by their caring about our situation and the car is running better than it ever has! My clutch went out last week. I have been using a chain auto repair service for many years and they gave me a quote. Thought I would call car code to ask them. They gave me a quote of $350 less for the same work. I brought it to them. They did the work and in doing so, found that the oil was leaking and needed a gasket. They put a new gasket on and did not charge me for it! He said that particular job alone was $700 and I would need the work done sooner than later. So they also saved me $700! Again, the integrity and care that they put into their business is above and beyond what I have ever experienced in all my years of needing car repairs. They are absolutely the best!

Did a thorough inspection for a car I was looking to buy. He was honest and made sure to find…read moreeverything. His fees are reasonable too. Thank you again.

If you're looking for an HONEST, reliable & extremely knowledgeable mechanic - go see Edo! He has…read morenever steered me wrong. I've taken my Acura & Mercedes to him over the years & he has saved me hundreds of dollars by avoiding the sketchy dealerships. Can't thank Edo enough! He's a magician!

Awesome repair shop. Hidden gem and the people do great work! They seem to be very reasonably…read morepriced and they get the work done pronto. Great service and communication.

This place is easy to miss driving by, but don't let the crowded lot put you off. The mechanic is…read morefriendly and honest, does good work and gets the job done. I would highly recommend this place for any repairs you need.