10/10 service Very quick…read moreVery friendly Highly recommend Good price and great work

Once again, another positive experience here. By the way, they did change their address. I love…read morethis place so much. Extremely professional and they are by far the most trustworthy tire shop in Chicago. It's always worth the drive for me and I will always let my friends know about this place as well as my family members.

Very grateful to have found this mechanic shop. I got my muffler replaced and they honored an…read moreincredible price for me while also providing quality parts. Before I paid, they allowed me to inspect my vehicle and show me the new parts that they threw in along with a service recommendation for the future. I know this place has some negative reviews, but I truly did have an experience and I do believe they care about the person behind the wheel. Thank you again!

Great work had brakes and engine cover valve worked on. Affordable and reliable place to come and…read morefeel comfortable with their work experience.

Lee's Auto clinic has been working on my cars for at least 15 to 20 years. Each time I'm extremely…read moresatisfied they are very professional and I highly recommend for any car need.

Title: VERY SHADY WORK -- BE CAREFUL WITH THIS SHOP…read more VERY SHADY WORK! I NEVER leave reviews, but I want to make this known because I feel like they tried to run a game on me and take advantage of the situation. I took my girlfriend's car here because it was having a weak-start issue. I called the day before to ask about dropping the car off and spoke with a woman on the phone. When I dropped the car off, I spoke with the SAME woman in person. Neither time did she mention ANY $200 diagnostic fee. Then I get a call from her saying they determined it was the battery, along with a receipt sent to my phone. But she also admitted they hadn't checked the rest of the car yet and wouldn't be able to do that until after they installed a new battery. At that point I told her I wanted to think about it because I could get the battery myself. She said okay. Still ZERO mention of a $200 diagnostic fee. I found the battery somewhere else and decided I didn't want them doing the repair, so I called back and said I was coming to pick up the car. Now suddenly a MAN answers the phone, puts me on hold, and comes back with: "Just so you know, there's a $200 charge." EXCUSE ME??? So you're telling me about a $200 charge AFTER I've already decided not to move forward? Why wasn't this disclosed when I called? Why wasn't it disclosed when I dropped the car off? Why wasn't it disclosed when I was told what they supposedly found? And here's what makes this even worse: their own website clearly states that diagnostic fees are usually under $100. Yet I'm suddenly being told I owe $200, and the receipt they sent me didn't indicate ANY $200 diagnostic fee or disclose that I would be charged $200 if I chose not to proceed with repairs. If there is a $200 diagnostic fee, TELL THE CUSTOMER UPFRONT. Don't wait until they decide not to use your repair service to suddenly bring up a $200 charge. I have a background in vehicle repair, so I know enough to know when something doesn't sit right. The whole situation felt extremely shady, and I'm posting this so other people can be aware. SAVE YOURSELF THE TIME AND MONEY. GO TO O'REILLY OR AUTOZONE FIRST AND GET A FREE DIAGNOSTIC CHECK BEFORE YOU LET THIS PLACE START CHARGING YOU. Ask questions. Get every fee in writing. Don't assume they'll tell you about charges upfront. BEST BELIEVE WE GOT OUT CAR BACK FREE WITHOUT CHARGE.

I just wanna say I had the best experience at this auto mechanic shop. The best ways they try to…read morehelp you no matter if it's something simple small they always help and kind. thank you too the owner and Lupe!!!

I recently brought my car in for repairs at Teloloapan Auto Service on Western Ave in Pilsen and I…read morecouldn't be happier with the experience. The staff was professional, welcoming, and clearly knowledgeable about their work. They took the time to listen carefully to the issues I had been noticing, asked follow-up questions, and gave me a clear explanation of what they would be looking into. hey provided an upfront estimate, walked me through the different options for parts and repairs, and didn't push unnecessary work. The job itself was completed same day and with obvious attention to detail. When I picked up my car, it ran smoothly, and the problem I had been dealing with was completely resolved. Beyond the quality repair, it's the honesty and care that sets this mechanic apart. They treated me like a valued customer rather than just another ticket, and I left feeling confident that my car was in great hands. It's rare to find a mechanic you can fully trust, but I've found one here. I'll definitely be returning for future maintenance and recommending them to friends and family.

Been coming to Davila for almost a decade. Fast, reliable, and honest every time. Always flexible,…read moreI always have a last minute request when I'm picking up the car (something I forgot to mention the first time) and they'll take care of it right away. Up front about pricing, they put thought into giving you the most value. Never had a service tech apologize up front for the cost of a repair... a couple of years ago they basically replaced my entire suspension (Chicago streets....) and service tech suggested to reduce the cost to only replace the worst components right now and delay some less critical components for 6 months because they could last a little longer. I asked him to just replace everything right now. But again, when's the last time a tech put thought into balancing cost vs value for you? Can't recommend the entire team at that garage, enough.

I left a 5 star review awhile back for how kind and quick the service was. However, I have just…read morebeen to a new mechanic and learned I was lied to. My exhaust pipe fell off/was dragging behind my car a couple years ago, came in to Davila, they said they had to replace the whole thing because it was too rusted to weld back on so I paid for (what I thought was) a new one for $1k. I recently went to a new mechanic because I now have an exhaust leak with a cracked y pipe. They just called to say my entire exhaust is made of old pieces all patchworked together, which was never discussed with me at Davila. Now I'm dropping $500 to fix. Never coming back.

Great tire service. They got me in quickly, mounted and balanced the tires properly, and the price…read morewas very reasonable. The staff was friendly and professional, and everything was done faster than I expected. I'd definitely come back again.

Honest, Pricing very fair, Excellent Service Repaired…read moreelectrical issues and replaced many components, i.e., manifold to clutch to radiator and Stood behind his work and Honored the warranties

I called around and there was a two day wait for everywhere I called. I was hesitant to get my…read morebrakes done here but after calling around, Raul's shop was the most inexpensive with a high rating. I was seen within 10 minutes and my car was done within 2hours. New brakes and rotors. So far I don't have any complaints.

I paid to get my vehicle towed to this shop and after 48hts of having it I contacted the OWNER for…read morean update and was told there was "no power," which was already something I knew because I had experienced the problem myself. I later asked for clarification because I was concerned about whether the original problem had actually been diagnosed. During that conversation, I was told that the body computer/module was not responding and that this was something different from what was happening when I brought the car in. When I tried to explain that I simply wanted to understand what was wrong with my vehicle and whether he was confident in diagnosing and repairing the electrical issue, he became upset and told me that my questions were making him uncomfortable. He then told me he would have my vehicle ready at 8:00 AM and ended the phone call. A better mechanic PAID for my car to be towed to his shop at 8 am the next day. As a customer, I don't think it is unreasonable to ask a mechanic what they diagnosed, what caused the problem, what repair is being recommended, and whether they are equipped to perform that repair. I was not trying to argue or disrespect anyone. I was trying to make an informed decision about my own vehicle. My biggest concern throughout this experience has been the lack of clear communication and explanation regarding the diagnosis. I would have appreciated straightforward answers instead of feeling like my questions were being treated as a problem. I am leaving this review based on my personal experience and the communication I received during this repair. WOULD NOT RECOMMEND ‼

I normally do not write bad reviews but here, I feel a duty to warn you if you are thinking of…read morehaving them do any job that involves removing or installing tires on your vehicle. On November 22, this shop put my winter tires on my vehicle. This past Friday (December 12), I got a flat. When I went to change the tire, it took all of my body weight standing on the lug wrench and rocking up and down while holding the side of the car to loosen the first four wheel bolts, and I am not a small or weak guy by any stretch. Unfortunately, the head of the last lug nut was stripped and thus impossible to get off, as the lug wrench would not grip it sufficiently to apply the 1,000 ft/lbs of torque or whatever was needed to loosen it. I thus had to have the car towed to a shop to remove the wheel bolt and put the spare tire on. In decades of driving and getting multiple flat tires over the years, I've never not been able to change one. Last Friday marked the first time. My theory is that in the interest of speed, as well as post-COVID staffing shortages, many shops, including this one, have inexperienced and untrained employees using an air wrench to tighten the wheel bolts. Wheel bolts, however, are supposed to be torqued to a specific specification - usually 80-120 lbs/ft, depending on your car. Air wrenches, when not properly used, can apply massively more torque than this. Overtightening wheel bolts may not sound like a big deal. Tight is good, yes? Well, doing this causes multiple problems. For one thing, unless you are an athlete with a lot of strength, you won't be able to change your tire if you get a flat and you will be stranded. Hopefully you are not in a remote area, it's not very late at night, or it's not freezing cold when that happens - and when else would it happen? LOL! Excessive torque from an air wrench can strip the slightly rounded heads of wheel lug nuts and bolts. See attached pictures of my stripped wheel bolt. If that occurs, then the wheel bolt isn't coming off and you will need a tow to a shop, and hopefully you are near one when you get your flat tire! Overtightening can cause stress fractures in your rim, warp your brake rotors, and crack or damage your wheel studs if you have a lug nut/stud setup. If you have wheel locks, an overtightened wheel lock bolt can break your wheel key, and you will spend hundreds of dollars getting the lock off. Thank God that did not happen to me on Friday, as my wheel lock bolt was one of the ones I was able to wrestle off, but it easily could have. My recommendation is to avoid this place and torque your own wheel bolts. If you are not in a position to do that, then find a reputable shop with good reviews and ask them if they use a torque wrench or an air wrench when they install wheels. If they use an air wrench, or you get a vague and uncertain answer, go to a different shop that will torque your wheels down to their proper factory specifications. Your life may actually depend on it!

Last 6 years I've been going to my neighborhood Goodyear/Interstate for all my automotive…read moreneeds/repairs/maintenance. The staff is always friendly, extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Highly recommended service center.