Great mechanical work done on my boat. Professional and fair prices. Have they recommend this…read morecompany

Tony and Diego came out to service my wheels - brakes and bearings specifically - on my 2023…read moretrailer/RV. I hadn't done it before, so I asked if I could hang out, watch and learn so I at least know what's going on inside there. Well my wheels didn't have nearly enough grease from the factory so it's good I had them come by, they replaced bearings and adjusted brakes, I'm confident in their work and know I'm safe on the road. Legit the kindest people you could ask for, thorough and know their stuff. I ask questions, they can answer them and explain what they're looking at and looking for. There's a reason their reviews are great, this is who you want to take care of your vehicles.

I visited this shop to inquire about the cost of replacing the hydraulic brake pump and sway bar…read morebushings. Roxanne greeted me kindly and informed me that I would need to return later for Allen to inspect the RV. I provided her with the make and model of my RV and asked for a general price range for the services. About an hour later, Roxanne called back and said I would need to bring in the RV and leave it overnight for a $200 inspection. I explained that I am a full-time RV'er, and she scheduled me for an 8 AM appointment the next day. I agreed. Shortly after, Allen called me and said he could only provide an estimate after inspecting the vehicle. While I understood his approach, I simply asked if he could provide a general pricing structure for those specific replacements. His response? "Are you stupid?!" I was shocked by the unprofessionalism. I calmly replied, "Excuse me, sir, please show some respect. I haven't disrespected you; I am just asking for your standard pricing for this service." He then yelled, "You don't tell me how to run my business!" At that point, I decided to take my business elsewhere. If this is how he treats potential customers, I can only imagine the level of care and respect given to their vehicles. To inform others, I've attached the phone conversation as proof. After checking their Google reviews--where they hold a 3-star rating--I realized I should have done my research beforehand. To any future customers, I highly recommend checking reviews and researching businesses before entrusting them with your vehicle.

Allen the owner is a thief.he owes me money for work I was going to have done on my truck.i changed…read moremy mind and told him I understand the restocking fee but I would like the rest of the money back and I have not been reimbursed yet.as far as I'm concerned he is a liar and intimidates you. (As far as I know he didn't even order the parts) This has been over 6 months and nothing yet.) I was told by a reliable source that he thinks he can get away with it because 2 of his kids are lawyers.

Mara's from EV Auto Repair really knows his stuff and he's friendly and easy to work with. If you…read morehave an electric vehicle that needs a repair he's your man! I had a long running ghost in the machine issue with my 2018 Prius C affecting a bunch of electrical systems. The rearview camera would get static, or wouldn't turn on at all but the audio source controls on the same display would sometimes work when the rearview camera didn't. Other times neither would work and still other times both would work perfectly. Sometimes the car wouldn't shift into reverse or drive on the first try, but other times it would shift into gear right away. My regular shop didn't handle electrical issues and the electrical place the recommended didn't service EVs, and the dealership wanted to keep the car for hours. So, I brought the car to Maras at EV Car Repair - he made time for me before he left on vacation and he diagnosed and fixed everything quickly while I waited for $80 + the cost of the part. They also work really late which makes getting your car fixed even easier. He was open until midnight the day I went so I didn't have to rush back after my trip to AutoZone. I cannot recommend them enough!

Buyer paid for a pre purchase inspection and the mechanic tried to sell her his own cars instead…read more This was one of the most unprofessional experiences I've ever had with a mechanic. We brought our Prius here so the potential buyer could pay for a pre purchase mechanical inspection and hybrid battery inspection. The results were actually very positive. The mechanic confirmed the car was in excellent condition and that the hybrid battery was in great shape. For context, our asking price for the vehicle was below the recommended Kelley Blue Book value, which is the standard reference most people use when pricing used vehicles. However, instead of sticking to the inspection we paid for, the mechanic (a tall, very thin man working there) inserted himself into the price negotiation between us and the buyer. He asked what we were selling the car for and then told the buyer we were "way overcharging" and that he could find the same car for a third of the price. He even made the ridiculous claim that for the price of our Prius you could buy a Tesla Model 3, which is simply not accurate for comparable vehicles and only added confusion for the buyer. That is completely inappropriate. We paid for a professional inspection, not for him to sabotage a private sale. What made this even worse is that after undermining the sale, he began promoting vehicles from his own shop to the buyer. At that point it became obvious there was a serious conflict of interest. The same person being paid to inspect our vehicle was actively steering the buyer away from it and toward cars he had available. The shop itself also had numerous partially disassembled vehicles and EVs scattered throughout the property, which only made the situation feel even more questionable given what had just happened. Because of his interference, the buyer became nervous and ultimately backed out of the purchase. A mechanic's job during a pre purchase inspection is simple: report on the condition of the vehicle. It is not their role to interfere in negotiations or push their own vehicles on the buyer. If you are considering bringing a vehicle here for a pre purchase inspection, be aware of this behavior. What should have been a neutral inspection turned into a mechanic actively interfering with a private sale for his own benefit. I would strongly recommend going somewhere else.

They did a really good job. Very meticulous and I'm very happy with their work. Do you have…read moreanything manufactured after the year 2003? I highly recommend power stroke diesel. They'll make sure to get the job done right.

I really wanted to like this place, but they just did a horrible job. I took my truck there to get…read morethe under valve cover harnesses and connectors changed back to Ford brand ones because my new IDM suggested doing that when installing it. Sure enough, my truck ran like junk with the new IDM and the crappy Dorman harnesses. I had it towed to them where they said it wouldn't be a problem to put the Ford ones on. After a few days there, they said that one of my brand new injectors was bad and needed a new solenoid, so I paid for them to fix that as well, since I wanted the truck back in 100% working order. After a few more days, I was told it was ready, so I went to pick it up. It was smoking like a chimney and stumbling, so I told them that I was not comfortable taking it back without it running properly. The guy agreed to keep it and get it running. A few days later, they said it was ready again. I went down there to get it. It was running better, but still not normal. I was told that it was smoking because the injector was pulled and it takes awhile for the fuel to burn off, which is a legit excuse, but it was still hesitating. They said it would work itself out once it got about 100 miles or so on it. Well, I drove it to Fontana and back and it had way low power, it was sucking fuel down at an enormous rate, and it was blowing out white smoke all the time. I popped the hood to inspect things when I got home and it was still using Dorman harnesses, plus 3 valve cover bolts were missing and it was leaking oil because of it, and one of the clamps from my air intake was missing. I took it back and they now said there was a short in my wiring harness, that the mechanic must have forgot to put the bolts back in, and they admitted to breaking the intake clamp. They said they would order me another harness, but they are hard to find for a 2000 7.3, but they said they found a good one. A little over a month after initial drop off, I finally got it back. It ran good up until about 65 mph, when it started down shifting like crazy and redlining until it got back below 60. I figured that maybe something went wrong with the refurbished computer that I had just installed prior to dropping my truck off there. When I went to pull the computer and put back my original PCM, i noticed that they had taken my brand new one and replaced it with a used computer from an 03 Econoline van, according to the PCM code and markings written on it. Once I installed my old computer, it could finally go freeway speed, but the overdrive light would flash during city driving. I eventually retrieved my stolen PCM from them and put it back in, but still had the overdrive light problem. I did also realize that they had, for whatever reason, also removed the rubber gasket that holds the PCM and the connector to the firewall, which explained the wind that I felt on my leg while driving. After some lengthy diagnosis, I found the problem was that the "good" harness they installed has a short somewhere in the alternator power wire. I bypassed the wire and that solved the overdrive light issue. While diagnosing that, I began inspecting all the connectors in that "good" harness and it's a joke. Valve cover connectors have insulation missing and he tabs that lock them in place are broken. The ICP connector is frayed (i had put a new one on my old harness, same with the fuel bowl heater connector). The EBP sensor harness is frayed. And the engine oil temperature sensor harness is frayed. I would highly advise going to another location for repairs. What should have been a day repair turned into month long nightmare that just keeps giving me more headaches.

As in the need of oil change, they offered a very reasonable price with excellent service and…read moreserviced the car first thing in the morning. I can't recommend enough for such a simple service

Highly recommend Torrance Motors. I took my 2017 Corvette in for an issue, and the owner was super…read morehelpful, honest, and easy to talk to. He checked everything out and didn't even want to charge me. That kind of honesty is hard to find these days. Really appreciate the great service and I'll definitely be back.

This guy is amazing. I needed my brakes done asap like the…read morenext "day done". He will get the job done and get to you no matter what! Highly recommended, no bullsht

We hired Garrett to diagnose and replace the thermostat on my Nissan Altima. He was friendly and…read moreknowledgeable, and got the job done quickly and for a reasonable price. Highly recommend giving him a shot if you need quick auto repairs.

I came here to fix my bumper after hearing high recommendations from different people, I was not…read moredisappointed! The staff was extremely attentive and quick. The owner Jose was honest & made me feel welcomed. They were able to fix my car by the next day-WoW! Looked brand new. Overall great experience

Big rig collision is the best in town. José really made me feel like family, he repaired my SUV…read morewhen someone else told me they couldn't. All the guys in the shop are very knowledgeable. Not to mention the amazing detail cleaning they did inside and out. Hadn't seen my car this shiny in a while. If I could give more stars I would, highly recommend big rig collision for any auto body repair.

Diesel Tune is your go-to shop for all of your diesel repairs!!!!!…read moreI'm so thankful I found George and his highly capable crew of mechanics. "Diesel" = $$$$$ and Diesel Tune has always had fair prices, they are quick to try and get my truck in, diagnosed and out whenever possible. They always find OG parts when they're available for my 97 and go out of their way as far as customer service goes. I'd give them 10 Stars if I could. If you want an honest shop, no bullshit... then Diesel Tune is the place!!!

I have a 2023 F350 Lariat with the high output diesel. This is my first diesel truck and everyone…read moretold me they are more expensive and difficult to maintain. This truck is a workhorse and I use it to haul loads of gravel and soil for construction. Last month, I had an attempted break in that immobilized the truck. I had it sent on a flatbed to my local Ford dealer. They took 2 weeks to tell me that it needed a full fuel system replacement for $19k. They did a recall and charged me $500 for a diagnostic.I absolutely could not believe the truck needed this much work, so I took it to Diesel Tune for a second opinion. George and his guys looked over the truck and plugged in the OBD2 reader. They couldn't find anything wrong with the truck and they even check over all the fluids for contamination. We ended up doing a full 50,000 mile service with filters and fluids replaced along with some additional consumables. The total was $2600 and all the work was done diligently on time. I gave the dealer an earful and they refunded the money they charged me for a diagnostic. Diesel Tune has my business for life. I would give George and his team more stars if I could.

Shop got me up and running quickly for a fair price and no frills service. That's important when…read morechoosing a good mechanic. Will be back if I need anything else done for sure.

Horrible customer services owner not honest on his word will give you a price and try to charge you…read moremore at pick up