Ran over a bag of plastic on the freeway and AAA towed me to this shop since I'm not familiar with…read morethe area and it was the closest one. The plastic had damaged a seal and my truck was leaking transmission fluid. Pete's was booked for the day (it was already like 2:45pm) but he took my truck anyways. I didn't have a phone charger with me, the office lady offered hers. They shuttled me to walmart and back to the shop. It was done by 4:15 and they didn't overcharge at all. If I ever need something and I'm in the area again I will definitely go back there!

Well, I bought a car from this shop…read more. It's been a decent enough car. No issues for 6months. Then the engine light came on. (P0330 knock sensor, with IMMOBILIZER & C1724, C1725,C1725,C1726 wheel dampeners) I didn't suspect the knock sensors, due to the sudden nature of the codes AND the perfectly harmonious running motor while at idle.. among other things. Anyway, I had it towed over due the car being familiar to him.. even previously owned by a relative of his.. if I'm not mistaken. So... while it was in his possession, he managed to tear one of my intake boots, (and duct taped the HELL out of it. (But, "NO CHARGE" on the invoice for the tape job ...I wonder why?) Also, come to find out he also snapped the hose connection on my Vacuum switching solenoid, and on my surge tank for the EGR system. (likely) when I refused the $2,000 repair.. He knew he had to cover it up somehow, and "wrote it off" on the report as "more error codes due to the P0330 code being on for a long period of time." And even felt the need to stipulate (for no reason, in particular) that the p.s.i. Was at perfect reading when tested. YOU KNOW THAT WAS BULLSHIT PETE! Because you busted the line trying to pull it off. Yes it was brittle.. anyone could have done it.. but just own your s%#+, man. Thanks for NOT charging me for "that" part of it. (Conveniently). It's almost as is your conscience DID feel something? ..if only briefly... I know better than to argue with a liar. I learned the difference between a MECHANIC and a TECHNICIAN. a long time ago. They reveal themselves QUICKLY when you have your own; professional diagnostics tool & access to alldata. ALL SAID AND DONE.. I paid the $500 he wanted for basically confirming my own diagnosis, and for his labor to break more things on my car. As I pulled away from the shop I had WORSE engine power issues, and (2) more dash lights. upon removing my intake system, i immediately found my broken surge tank. And VSS lines. Not only that. this crook didn't even apply my full AAA discount. He gave me 6.00 off of a $500 bill. (roughly 1%) People. Believe me when I say.. this shop has NO MORAL COMPASS. Absolutely won't hesitate to run up your bill And has ZERO accountability for their mistakes. Little does he know, I was once a certified technician. And know very well.. EXACTLY what he did. His report tells SO much more than he intended. the vehicle the he, himself, sold me. (for blue book value). Turned out to be an un-insurable, TOTALED OUT, and completely worthless. Although, I'll admit, it's a decent ride if you're okay with an uninsurable Lexus That no one will insure beyond bottom dollar liability coverage. he definitely sold me up on the price. Overpaid by at least $1000. So.. I didn't want to spend more than $500 at a shop (especially if I can't insure it for that amount) But he seemingly planned to tear it down on the assumption I WOULD PAY.. until I called and stopped him.. he was likely was already prepping to charge me for the pieces he broke too... but then decided to just fake it, and slap it back together. Even Duct taped my intake boot like a true mechanic. and charged me for this shitty service. WELL DONE PETE, you have shown your cards. I'm calling you out on your bulls$&% service. You can keep my money. i Truly hope it lives on your conscience, too. You know what you did. That's why your quote was upwards of $2k! You knew I'd have to get those (2) parts.. plus my sensors.. etc. Never again! I will get my car back to top condition just fine. all by myself. I apologize for thinking you might have been a stand up guy. And don't worry about those extra codes either! I can clear those as well, sir! Enjoy that hard earned money! I hope you understand that you did that to a wildfire victim, and father of 3 Young children.. who happens to be currently on unemployment with mounting hospital bills for his 6yr daughters cancer treatment. not to worry though, our fearless liar and thief.... I mean commander and chief, is looking out for us blue collar workers. everything will be alright. My hats off to you, sir! (Round of applause) Sincerely, -SJ

Eric, my service advisor, and Ron, the service manager, always knock it out of the park!…read more Their customer service is always exceptional, and they never talk down to me when they're explaining mechanical stuff to me. Give these men the day off with pay!

Had a battery issue and Rick is the new assistant manager there and he took care of my issue. Set…read moreme up for an appointment for a Saturday morning with Daniel Mejia and everything was taken care of quickly!! I appreciate Rick making sure everything ran smoothly!! Go see either one of these gentlemen for any of your service needs.

Update : went again and this time they honored the online coupon without me bringing it in. Quick…read morein and out.

My eldest daughter and I just had a delicious sashimi dinner at Otori Sushi at Ramon Plaza in…read moreCathedral City near Palm Springs area. My car was short on gas. It needed a filler-upper. I saw this Chevron gas station in the same plaza as the sushi place. I said might as well since it was late and we're here. I didn't want to drive around looking for a gas station in an unfamiliar area. It is a small gas station. Gas pumps look very dated. Gas prices are higher than other gas stations I presumed since it's Chevron, but it is conveniently located when I needed them most. Sometimes we have to pay extra for convenience just like anything else. Very quick visit. No encounter with any staff. My car got a full tank of gas. I paid at the pump. We were on our way home. Thanks Ramon Chevron!

I requested some information on how to get the catalyst monitor on my car to move to the ready…read morestate and the service department said we'll we can't tell you how to do that, but we can do that for $500.00. They said why would I tell you, when we charge for that. Torre Nissan prides themselves on being family owned and run, but really is just a big greedy corporation which preys off of Nissan owners. Chat GPT is smarter than all of their service advisors put together. Here's what it said and it works to get a car ready of the cat or catalyst monitor User prompt 1 of 1 - 9/30/2025, 12:01:03 PM: For a nissan altima 2009 model what needs to be done to get the catalyst monitor to ready? GPT-4o mini: To get the catalyst monitor ready on a **2009 Nissan Altima**, you typically need to follow a specific drive cycle that allows the vehicle's onboard diagnostic system to complete its self-checks. Here's a detailed breakdown of the steps involved: ## Steps to Get the Catalyst Monitor Ready 1. **Ensure Proper Conditions**: - Make sure the fuel tank is between **1/4 and 3/4 full**. - The engine should be at normal operating temperature. 2. **Initial Start-Up**: - Start the engine and let it idle for about **2-3 minutes**. 3. **Driving Conditions**: - Drive the vehicle at a steady speed of **25-45 mph** for about **5-10 minutes**. - Avoid sudden acceleration or deceleration during this phase. 4. **Acceleration and Deceleration**: - Accelerate to **55 mph** and maintain that speed for about **5 minutes**. - Then, decelerate without using the brakes to come to a stop. 5. **Stop and Idle**: - After stopping, let the vehicle idle for another **2-3 minutes**. 6. **Repeat the Cycle**: - You may need to repeat the above steps a couple of times to ensure the monitor sets to ready. ## Additional Tips - **Check for Codes**: Before starting the drive cycle, ensure there are no trouble codes stored in the vehicle's computer. If there are, they should be addressed first. - **Battery Condition**: Ensure the battery is in good condition, as a weak battery can affect the readiness monitors. - **Use of OBD-II Scanner**: An OBD-II scanner can help you monitor the status of the readiness monitors and confirm when the catalyst monitor is set to ready.

I went into Torre Nissan with a check engine light on, expecting the worst. The service team…read morechecked it out and found that it was just a minor issue -- a wire harness that needed to be adjusted. They fixed it quickly and didn't even charge me for it. Honest and professional service like that is hard to find these days. I highly recommend Torre Nissan for anyone needing service on their Nissan!

Took my car here to get some new tires and left with a dented trunk…read more After bringing it up to the owner/manager or whatever he claimed he was, he continued to deny it happened on his property. And it just so happened that the cameras "didn't work" so they were not willing to go back on the cameras to check. All he did was give excuses and did not own up to his mistakes. And now I'm left with a dented trunk

They beat my 4 quotes I got from other places locally by 20% gave me the best price on rims and on…read morea full tune up highly recommended . They were really honest and straight up

Went in for a smog check and was out in less than 10 minutes. The employees were very professional…read moreand attentive. Thanks.

Took my car here for some simple maintenance, which was done at a fair price. This week my car…read morebroke down, so I had it towed back to them. After holding it for three days, Vince told me he couldn't figure it out and "doesn't work on valves." This is the same guy who repeatedly mentioned having 45 years of experience and working on Hondas with over 400k Instead of fixing it, he told me to go to the dealer for a $1300 repair he wouldn't or couldn't do--and then charged me $350 for diagnostic time. Imagine being told, "I can't fix it, but you still owe me $350." I feel cheated, because I never said not to do the work--I would have let him fix it. I basically paid $350 for his lack of knowledge. For som eone claiming decades of experience, a basic Honda V6 shouldn't be "too complex." Save yourself the headache, time, and money. If it's not just an oil change or something simple, go straight to a dealer or a shop with trained techs. Thats exactly what I paid 350 for so just start at the dealer.

Bad service. Never going there again! They break things and…read moredon't own up to it. I noticed that the owner has his employees write reviews on here to help keep their ratings up. Pathetic!

Went for oil change on 2019 Camry hybrid. They stocked my OW-16 oil and it took them 10 mins to do…read morewhile I watched. Super quick and efficient shop. Will be coming back.

The workers were friendly here. I got an oil change and they topped off fluids. The wait wasn't…read moretoo bad even with people ahead of me and if you use cash they won't charge the 3% up charge if you use a credit card. They also park your car in the front outside the exit doors. The price is decent considering I was a first time customer. They did their job as expected.

I am a repeat customer and I have always been treated well and the service has always been tip top…read more Raul has goes above and beyond for me every time I show up there. He goes out of his way for his customers and is a fantastic mechanic as well.