Atlanta Hybrid Repair is a place I trust completely with my car. Jeff has been especially helpful,…read moresqueezing me in last week when I was in a tough spot and went above and beyond to help me out. All employees I've interacted with have been nice and respectful, and are honest and up-front with me about any issues I have had. Thank you!

Will gladly be returning to Atl Hybrid Repair for all my Prius needs. Timely and efficient! It's…read moretucked in on a busy central road so be prepared to make a sharp turn. Right across Kia dealership. I've gotten two services, oil change and tire rotations and both times everything went smoothly. Scheduled over the phone & upon arrival they immediately did an inspection and within 5mins gave me a report. $20 for tire rotations, I think $60 for my Prius oil change.

Add my review to the 5 Star recommended repair shops. Start with they are Certified. Having been in…read moreFixed Based Operator airplane repair shops, Shipyards, and Motor Pools, and being petty decent shade tree mechanic, just walking in the door had that feel of experience. I took my car in for an alignment, and not that I am a race car driver, sensing every force on steering, still I can say the adjustments were observable, and obviously outstanding. I don't go to shops looking for friendships, but if you want to know the customer service was as it should be, not a lot of clamor. The important thing is when I had questions, they had answers. The waiting area was nice, and I know some shops where this is not a priority. The bathroom was clean, and that is a plus around a bunch of mechanics. Confidence in integrity matters. I went to a big box tire store, the name starts with "M", for an alignment a couple years ago. Before, doing so I had the tie rods replaced about 3 months prior. They they approached me with a story about those parts were worn, and to get a good alignment new ones were needed (costing big bucks). At Solomotorsports, I would be confident to send my wife, or less mechanically experienced person in and not have her/them ripped off.

The guys were somewhat nice, not rude or anything. Gave me some decent advice…read more In terms of the diagnosis on what needed to be done on the car, they spotted some issues I wasn't aware of and that was helpful. The issue here was what I was quoted for on repairs. Extremely expensive... for example my A/C was not working as there was a leak in the condenser. They quoted me $849.35 to repair the A/C, replace condenser, relay, and charge air conditioning system. I fixed the A/C for less than $80... bought a condenser for $25 and the charge for the A/C for less than like $15 and i was able to replace the condenser in less than 3 hours... They never worked on my car so I can't speak on what they are capable of but in terms of trust. I would be careful and get second opinions.

David is a life saver! I got stood up by another mobile mechanic shop who promised they were 'on…read morethe way' the day before. I found David's recommendations and gave 1StopShop AutoWorks a shot. So glad I did. David's the best. Super nice guy and an expert in his field Came out and did the work to replace my BMW's battery and make sure everything was working properly. He came out after 5pm on a Friday night, in the cold. Highly recommend!

As always I have found david's work on my car timely, well done and at a reasonable cost from oil…read morechanges to other repairs. I won't go anywhere else!!

Repaired our alternator much cheaper than Honda who wanted to charge $883. I paid $359 part $96…read morelabor. Extremely friendly and VERY HONEST. Honda was trying to get us to change the Spool, Ernest said let's only do alternator and then see if the Spool is truly the issue. He didn't want us wasting our money. Honda Spool cost part and labor - $745 Ernest price - $214 My go to mechanic now!

My trusted mechanic retired and I needed a new one to prepare my car selling it…read more I looked at a Nextdoor recommendation and was quoted $120 for a synthetic oil change. I have never heard of anyone charging that much. I turned to Yelp. Only 15 reviews, but all 5 stars was a great sign. I am happy to add my as well. Oil change was $75. He diagnosed which of my belts was squealing. I was out of there in 90 minutes. My car sounds great! The repair cost seems reasonable. He did not try to upsell me. I'll be back.

Super outstanding service. My first time here. Yelp referral. The owner was very attentive to my…read moreneeds and all the customers that were at the shop. Reasonably priced. Flexible appointment schedules. Great location at Shallowford Rd and Dresden. I definitely would recommend and will be back.

Came here to get a tire service that four other auto shops would not touch. I had no appointment…read morejust walked in and they immediately helped me. It was very efficient. There's no hidden fees or up charges.I will definitely be taking my car back here in the future with any issues!

The service exceeded my expectations. The staff was friendly, and the mechanics were skilled. The…read moreresult is excellent, I will come back again.

Excellent customer service and high-quality repair work. The staff was friendly, and the whole…read moreprocess was smooth and stress-free.

First time customer at Tenku. My car battery died yesterday, so I called and brought my car in the…read morenext morning. Kwan was responsive, great at communication, and the service was very swift. I will be visiting Tenku from here on out for my car maintenance and recommending others to come as well.

Brought in my Hyundai Genesis in for some repair and maintenance work. Final bill was less than the…read moreestimate. No extra shop fees, no disposal fees, no fake charges that dealers add on to your bill. At Tenku Auto, you get to talk (including instant messaging) to the person doing the repair, unlike at a dealer where you have to talk to a service advisor who is trying to rip you off. Kwan is a highly knowledgeable and highly skilled mechanic. Tenku Auto gets my highest recommendation.

Top notch service and price. He sent me pictures at my request throughout the repair and gave me…read morethe old parts, I'm paranoid as heck and have been ripped off by some very clever people over the years. My best example is the dealer wanted 1700 to do an intake cleaning and replace the gaskets, well I got it done for a little less than 500$. Come to find out, replacing the gasket is free since the intake has to be removed for the intake cleaning service. I did pay for the gasket. This is known as double charging and apparently it's common as heck. Routine maintenance like oil change, coils, and spark plugs is close to 1k at the dealer and less than half here. I have a full bolt on 335i pushing close to 430 hp and he's done all the upgrades and maintenance on the vehicle. I honestly wouldn't have upgraded it if I hadn't saved so much on the routine maintenance when I bought the car (coolant flush, tranny fluid/filter change, oil change, air filter, cabin filter, spark plugs, coils, intake cleaning, valve cover gasket, oil filter housing gasket, PCV valve,vacuum line replacement, and lastly boost leak check). I recommend most of the maintenance above when buying a used BMW or Mercedes, the last two are only needed on turbo cars, so factor that into used car price and you'll enjoy your car alot more. I saved over 2k in parts and labor and used the savings to start modding it.

From the owner: Bmw trained technician performing a wide variety of services including diagnostics, engine oil…read moreleaks, coolant leaks, valve stem seals, walnut blasting,custom coding, and much more. Small repairs and diagnostics can be done at your location

These folks were very accommodating which I especially appreciated as 4 other places I called would…read moreflat-out not even discuss working with me same-day because they were too busy. It turned out that the problem with my car was different then I expected and so they could not do the work without me leaving my car for longer than possible. they were still as accommodating and helpful as they could be even knowing that meant recommending that I work with a different business. They didn't even charge me for the time or advice after I asked and offered. That's how you build customer loyalty. Exactly the sort of helpful and honest local family business that it's a real joy to find these days.

Went in for tire rotation and alignment services. Service was efficient, fairly priced, with…read more Donnie providing very useful information regarding future services. Highly endorse this family owned business.

I don't know how I missed writing a review for this place, I could have sworn to the Great Mother I…read moredid. Anyway, when I used to live in the Deep South, The REAL "Land of the Brave and the Free", this was the mechanic shop I turned to. The mechanics I like, like Le's, will install the parts that I bring them, and are also honest, which is something very hard to find. I noticed more often than other, mechanics who refuse to install your parts most likely operate a sketchy business. For whatever reason my Vietnamese relatives in Gwinnett county do not listen to me. I'm not sure if it's because they are Liberal douches from California who went to DePaul university, which causes them not respect my conservative views of things, or if it's because I believe in the "Good Book" and they follow the Buddha. Either way, one of them texted me today asking how much it is to do a front break job. I asked her why and she told me the "Dealer" is quoting her $300 to do a front break job, including break pad replacement and resurfacing of the rotors. I know when I lived for a short time in metro Atlanta, a place you couldn't pay me to return to, I told them to go to Le's, and I know when they have texted me before with similar questions, and I forwarded them to Le's. I told her like I know I have told her before, the dealer is full of Binturi's. It doesn't matter which dealer you go to in regards to the type of car you own, they're always going to at the very least charge you 200- 300% more than what a regular mechanic will charge you. I have personally seen labor charges hit 900% in comparison to a regular mechanic. These Binturis at this Nissan Dealer in Florida wanted to charge me $900 in labor charges to replace my A/C Blower, I ended up paying $90 for labor at an auto A/C specialty shop. There is only two, and I mean two reasons why you should go to the auto dealer for mechanic work. #1 Your car is under warranty. #2 Your last name is Garçon, don't ask me why, it's a long story. Not only that, but trust me the dealer is not going to resurface your rotors, they're going to talk to you in a manner that is threatening or emergency-like to coerce you to buy new rotors for a ridiculous price, and they might not even replace them, they might just resurface the ones you have while charging your for replacement. You cannot see what the dealer does because they whisk your car away from eyesight. So I called Le's and asked how much to replace the break pads he told me $145/ for front or rear, and $290 to do both front and rear including rotor resurfacing. My relative has been to Le's before, but I think she likes the Dealers waiting lounge and/or loaner cars. What she doesn't understand is all of that comes at the incredulous price of being ripped off. My friends, we are in perilous times, technically America is "still great" and in the deep south they're trying to "keep it great". I'm saying this because this is an Asian owned business, and right now Asians are under the radar of those who want to keep America Great. So let's support our Asian businesses and friends in these times to show them the majority of people in America are sane and do not want it to become "Great again".

I've used the service for years and he's always done my car right I have a car 420,000 miles and…read morefinally the transmission went out took it over there and he got it fixed. Great runs well. Been happy with them. Been there for over 10 years. Use them. Would recommend him to repair my car again and again again.