Service was fast, excellent -- one car in the stall and two in line. Not bad at all…read more My vehicle had a coolant service -- I thought the price was fair. Staff was knowledgeable, friendly, efficient. Highly recommending this business.

Excellent service, fast, free amenities, great job and good prices! Wait was quick too.read more

What makes a really good car repair shop? Doing meticulous work every time. Keeping you informed…read moreabout future maintenance needs. What makes a great car repair shop is standing behind their work no if , ands, or buts. Carlos and his crew are a great repair shop at Toyautoman. For the past 10 years I've not taken our Lexus SUV's anywhere else.

Toy Auto Man is excellent. They are friendly and very thorough…read more They answer your questions and do great work. You can count on your car receiving the of best care! My 2003 Lexus is still going strong.

The good parts are very good -- very friendly and helpful people who give back to the community…read more Doing a comprehensive inspection on your vehicle in return for a donated bag of groceries is a really outstanding gesture of care. You get photos and detailed notes on the inspection electronically, and they also print out a list of their findings for you to have. Now for the not-so-good. The major not-good is the outrageous prices they quoted in their estimate for suggested and needed repairs. Most of the items on the list were things we could do ourselves for far less money. Some were curious -- when the key fob and interior button wouldn't open the trunk, it seems the mechanic never tried just using the manual release on the trunk itself, which works fine. Similarly, they wanted a couple hundred dollars to diagnose why the TPMS system light was flashing, but they never aired the tires up to spec or test drove the vehicle to see if the light went steady or went out. And nearly five hundred dollars to replace the battery? I'm a shade-tree mechanic from way back, and it feels insulting to be quoted exorbitant prices for things that anyone who can follow directions can do. So, if your car repairs are paid for by insurance and the adjuster approves, or if you have an unlimited car repair budget, I'm sure this shop will do a great job, and you'll love interacting with the personnel. But we have already gotten the oil changed for less than 2/3 of their quoted price, and have two quotes on some major service that would have cost literally one to two thousand dollars more at this shop, so we'll reluctantly pass on any further work there.

Michael R. One star for Vanessa being polite. Our air…read moreconditioning on our car stopped blowing cold air all of a sudden. We called our regular mechanic we've been using for years who are honest, people of integrity, very good mechanics and for this reason we always take all of our vehicles to them but they were booked 3 weeks in advance. We made an appointment any way. We needed our repair sooner so I searched for mechanics that specialize in air conditioning and Auto Angels came up and remembering that my brother told me that they are good mechanics. So upon calling Auto Angels, they got us in right away next morning and told us that the repair would be $407 tax included. Later that day I received a call and was told we needed an AC overhaul and that it would cost $3074 and also other repairs needed totaling $11000 dollars including an oil change, stating that oil is very dirty. I mentioned to a lady on the phone that I didn't have $3000 right now but i would have to do this repair later and would go pick up our car. She was polite about it. We bought our vehicle brand new and have kept up with all required services and our vehicle has always run great. I talked with the mechanic and told him that we just had the oil changed not even driven 500 miles and he mentioned that if oil hadn't been changed for a while it will make the new oil look dirty. Being an auto mechanic myself sometime back, I immediately knew this was a lie and he was trying to bs me. Then I was charged $345 just for the diagnostic. This angered us. I called several places and asked what a diagnostic would cost just to determine repair if an AC unit needed an over haul. All averaged less than $200. Being charged $345 and never communicating this to us that there would be a charge for the diagnostic ahead of time in my opinion is crooked. We ended up keeping our reservation with our regular honest mechanic and he determined that there was no indication that we needed an AC overhaul but Compressor needed replacing and repair was just over $1000. Upon the start of the repair, our mechanic noticed that the nut that holds the pulley on the compressor was missing and was surprised the pulley hadn't fallen off so apparently Auto Angel mechanic forgot to put the bolt back or didn't tighten it and it fell off. Repair was made by our honest mechanic and AC works excellent with a 3 year 36000 mile warranty. We received a post card from Gabriel and Caroline requesting a review.

i've dealt with darren the three times i've been here. soon after moving to the area and not…read moreknowing where to go i just happened to turn in here and upon meeting darren was soon relieved i had found my go-to place for my 2009 toyota tundra. they noticed a tiny bulb by the back licence plate was out and changed it for $10! nice. another time there was a nail in my tire, they fixed it in 20 minutes for $40 and i was on my way again. but i delayed getting the truck in for the next service and with covid wasn't driving very much. then, come this fall, i started driving around A LOT, enjoying camping around the state. truck got grumpy. took her into darren and although i never say go ahead and do everything you think she needs--i said that--and they did. the $700 bill seemed like a lot but come on! i'd owned the older truck since late 2019 and only had service once? and wow did she drive like a dream when i got her back, and only an hour or so later. the feeling of people having worked on my vehicle who take pride and pleasure in doing a top-notch job made me so happy. everyone here professional and nice. i highly recommend this great place.

If you don't value honesty and want to get "taken", then this is the place for you. I brought my…read morecar in with a slow leak in a tire that was 2 months old. They looked at it and told me the nail was too close to the side wall to be repaired. He gave me a quote of $373 to replace the same tire as I had on the vehicle. The tech showed me a photo of the tire and the nail was at least 2 " away from the sidewall. The acceptable distance from the sidewall, for a safe, reliable patch is over anything over 1/2". I had at least ann extra 2&1/2 " from the safe spot. The tech clearly thought he had a dummy, and once again, auto repair shops seem to think they can fool women and take them to the cleaners because we won't question what we're told. I then called around and Discount tire quoted me $219 for the same exact tire installed. I took the tire to them and told them it looked to me like the tire could be patched. They agreed and did the repair. Discount Tire charged me $0 for the repair, whereas Jiffy Lube had quoted me $49 to patch a tire, before the tech tried to sell me a brand new, not needed, tire for the $373. So, I ended up saving $373 on an unneeded repair. (Although, I did tip the guy who patched my tire) Photo of nail in tire below.

I had a great experience here. I had driven from Austin & needed an oil change. I stopped by…read morebecause it was the closest place to my hotel, but the guys took really good care of me. They gave me an oil change ( with a coupon) and rotated my tires. All while I ate breakfast at a local coffee shop. Mike & Ifraim, thank you! I may be back one day

I've been getting oil changes here because it's close to work and I can walk…read more Recently I had brakes worked on & they have me a list of items to watch &/or needed repair. My axle needed replacing... my mechanic charged over $100 less than I was quoted here and gave me triple the 1 year warranty . I have him the list of other issues & he said they were OK& we'd watch them. Don't think I'll go back to BM.... unless I need to use the warranty on the brakes.

i was traveling from Dallas, Tx to Colorado and began losing air in my front tire on the passenger…read moreside. I stopped at Big O's in Santa and their staff immediately repaired the tire and charged us nothing. They were outstanding and went above and beyond what we anticipate.

I needed to replace a blown out tire quickly as I was on a roadtrip through Santa Fe. The service…read moreperson pulled the tire I needed from another order and had it installed within 30 minutes. If I lived in Santa Fe, this would be my regular tire shop.

Excellent service. Charles was the counter guy when I came in, late on a Sunday afternoon. He was…read moreable to get me in for service and was very efficient, friendly, and helpful. The price I paid for service was very fair.

They changed all 4 tires and strongly recommended a wheel realignment. After they did this, and me…read morepaying $991.00, I drove the car away from the shop and the steering and tires "didn't match" like they did before I brought it in. I called right back and got an appointment the next day. I came in the next day and before I could fully explain the concern, some out-of-it old guy at the counter was already explaining why I was wrong and showing me diagrams of tires and alignment diagnostic sheets. I told him, "I don't know what you're talking about, but my car is driving differently after you all worked on it. The car is pulling to the right and steering/tires communication is off." He tried to over-talk me; I waited for him to finish. Again, I stated, "I don't know what you're talking about, but it's driving differently." (Mind you, this is the same guy, who the day before didn't give me my wheel key back and I had to drive back up there to get it.) Some younger guy with a bad attitude went on a test drive with me so I could show him the issue. He proceeded to explain that "alignment" has nothing to do with what I was showing him. I told him, "I don't know what's it's called "alignment", "balancing", "tires", whatever, the car is driving differently after your business touched it." The younger guy took the car; I waited about an hour; he worked on it; and he explained more stuff with a bad attitude when it was done. I drove it and it was actually mostly restored to what it was before I brought it to this place. The problem here is their bad attitudes and the old guy not hearing the problem before he wanted to absolve Firestone of liability. I had a different technician the day before; and the guy that mostly fixed the issue the next day should not have been mad at me. Just because YOU have shitty co-workers, you should not take it out on the customer.