Great prices and selection. Not much on display but just ask and they'll probably have it.read more

Great secret location. I shouldn't be reviewing this place. Staffs are awesome especially…read moreVincent. They are very friendly and helpful. If they dont have it, they can get it. Keep up the good work people.

Took our minivan for brake fluid replacement, new wipers, and new air filter. Robert was great!…read moreAlways helpful and polite. From a previous service a couple months back, he had promised to replace the air filter the next time I came in. He remembered me and kept his word. The service was done timely and the brakes feel crisp and more responsive. Thanks Robert!

I initially brought my vehicle in simply to have the battery checked. Robert told me that he was…read moregoing to perform a complete electrical inspection and that there would be a $17.99 charge. However, the employee working with him stated that there was no charge for the inspection. Robert then told me that I would not be charged, although he appeared upset with her for mentioning it. After inspecting my vehicle, Robert told me that the battery was not only bad, but that I needed a new alternator, that there was an oil leak coming from the heads, and that I would need a new head gasket. He quoted me approximately $1,400 to make these repairs. I explained that I had only come in to have the battery checked. I thanked him and decided to take my vehicle to my regular mechanic for a second opinion. After inspecting the vehicle, my mechanic confirmed that everything appeared to be functioning properly. There was no oil leak, and the alternator was producing strong amperage. The only repair that was needed was a new battery, which resolved the issue completely. I believe customers should be able to trust the information and recommendations they receive when having their vehicles inspected. Being given multiple serious and expensive diagnoses that were not confirmed by another mechanic is extremely concerning. I hope you take this feedback seriously and work to ensure that customers are given accurate, honest assessments and recommendations in the future.

I've been taking my vehicle here for 10 plus years and I've always been treated well. The price is…read morereasonable and the work as it should be! Never had to go back for the same problem. 90% of the time I was not charged for diagnostics (except if it was really hard and time consuming to find the issue) and was given a discount if I paid cash. I strongly recommend it

Called for a oil change he said bring it in. From start to finish I was there 45 mins. Watched him…read morecheck the car brakes and fluids while the oil was draining even saw him change the filter. He was straight out not trying to sell me anything I didn't need.

Fast efficient and friendly staff. They helped me install my battery free of charge. Staff seem to…read morebe well trained and they know their stuff. I was educated on how I can make my battery last longer.

Rocky the manager is a very nice guy but the clerk name Chris in unprofessional andI will not come…read moreback again

I've never been to the physical location but have worked with the team. I bought an axle back…read moreexhaust for my ND Miata and had pre/post purchase questions that the team was super responsive and helpful in responding to. The competitive price caught my attention, the service was the reason I bought and so far the quality of the product has been great. I actually bought a midpipe yesterday and excited to install it. Thanks Megan Racing Team.

Megan Racing produces a wide range of automotive products. However, this review only covers my…read moreexperience with one of their signature suspension components: the EZ Street coil-overs (blue series). I'm a sucker for customs, lowriders and "stanced" cars in general. As a key part of the "build" project I had scheduled for my daily driver (a 2000 Infiniti i30), I decided to purchase a set of these coil-overs in spring of 2013. Right off the box, my initial impression was positive: a very well-built product, all for a very reasonable price (I paid about $900 in 2013). My set was made for a 2000 Nissan Maxima, so it was a direct bolt-on since the i30 is built on the same "A33" platform. Zero drama for the shop I had hired to install them. Sure, I had to adjust and learn to drive a lowered car, but these things ride pretty smooth. And no more body roll when hitting corners. Fast forward 2021... I still daily drive my faithful i30, slammed on the same set of EZ Street coil-overs! Talk about durability! That's 8 years (or 100,000 miles) worth of hard driving, commuting on the mean streets and freeways of LA. I never had a single issue with them. Sure, nowadays they sometimes squeak a bit at low speeds on rough pavement, but only under certain conditions (low outdoor temperature combined with high humidity, it seems). Well done, Megan Racing! Keep it up. I'm proud to rock your coil-overs after all these years (and miles).

This is just like any other auto store but the workers here are so kind. We visited on (9/20) and…read moreLawrence was super helpful and suggested the perfect fix. He stayed by us while helping us switch out bulbs while being super knowledgable/experienced about his stuff and went out of his way to tighten up the battery just for safety measures. Lawrence made our night today with his exceptional service and wouldn't let us tip him in the end. We'll definitely try to come to this location when needing help just for his service! :)

So I went into the store looking for Door edge guards. Mark came over to me and asked if I can help…read morehim find what I was looking for. He took to me the aisle, but We could not find what I wanted. We look high and low. He was very helpful. Then Maria came out of another aisle and said is this what you are looking for. And Yes, it was exactly what I needed. I thank Mark for the help and I thank Maria for listening on what I was looking for and providing both of us help. Because of her, I was able to complete my project.

I called their phone number listed in the order confirmation email and saw that the phone number…read morematched their Yelp listing. The person who picked up the phone had no idea if the item for sale was actually in stock and suggested that I send an email. A week passed before my order was canceled. In that time I passed on auctions in Japan for the same item and have lost those opportunities because this company cannot properly manage their own website.

One of the best and cheapest aftermarket and OEM parts resource out there! This is my main source…read morefor all my OEM/aftermarket needs.They have a lot of items in stock and can order anything straight from the manufacturer (distributor) for a fraction of a cost compared to others. They have parts and items coming straight from Japan too. A very good resource for authentic JDM parts. They also have a vast supply of OEM/aftermarket conversion kits, including both the front and back end. They also have window and rear visors for different applications. Dennis, the owner, is a cool guy and a very honest person to deal with. You can never go wrong with Speedzone!

I bought a seibon NSX hood and NSX spoiler from Pristine Parts. The fitment on the spoiler was okay…read morebut there were 2 holes that didn't line up. The hood fit. Although in the area near the upper headlights, the hood sank down low. It's probably because the mold's that seibon was using are probably really old? I got a decent deal on the parts so I didn't mind. I ended up selling the parts later. The staff at pristine parts were pretty nice. They were quick to order and had it available for pick up, faster than expected. They do vinyl wrap and also sell a lot of different parts. It's best to call them for whatever you're looking for.

I took my Porsche Panamera GTS for some upgrade and working with John Pineda at Pristineparts was…read moretruly easy and the work was very professional and very detailed. I am absolute coming back to bring my other cars to Pristineparts for more upgrades. Thank you John Pineda for such an awesome work on my car a job well done and can't wait to bring my other cars....

After discovering CV Axle threw grease all over, I went on an emergency mode to fix the problem…read more Did not find any tear in the boot, but noticed I could slide it slight when pushed on the inner clamp where the tripod joint connects. Seemed easy enough to find a new clamp to tighten things up after sliding boot open to put new grease in and sliding back on. But the darn clamp search pretty much took all day! Going to 2 nearest Toyota dealers and they didn't have the clamps in stock! It's an old Lexus ES350, but basically Camry V6 parts fit so I usually shop Toyota dealers for maintenance parts:) No choice but to go aftermarket, but can't be trying to find order online when the car is up and I am dirty and need to get the thing fixed this day! Checked O'reily's but didn't find any usable clamp big enough. OE part was 102.5 mm so just over 4 inch diameter. Dropped by Auto Zone and nothing. Was about to give up, but decided to check out Napa online and found a clamp that one reviewer said worked for his Corolla large inner clamp. Voila, found it in stock here at the Brea location and headed right over. This looked like a no frills stores maybe supplying repair shops. No flashy fancy interior, just most of the parts stocked in the back side shelves. A nice older gentleman at the side counter checked the part I was trying to find and said he has to find it in the back shelves. He searched through the library like place and came back with a box of them! They looked big enough but would be best to check the closed size. Luckily he had a ruler on hand and measured max could be up to 4.25" perfect!!! Such a simple part, but so difficult to find in the typical auto parts stores, or even the dealerships! Now I know there's a serious auto parts store nearby in Brea with experienced folks to help me find some serious parts! Just in case you are looking for such a large CV boot clamp, attached is the part to get from Napa:) It's been a week and I just checked the clamp and my eyes are not the best but from the side of car with wheel turned, it looks dry. However, I think the axle shaft/small side may not be oozing a bit of grease. Will have to lift and get closer for my eyes to verify, but if it is oozing slightly there, I know Napa has the smaller clamp as well! (I know the small clamp side could slide and spin when I was under there last week, but assumed maybe it's good enough for the shaft side that doesn't have bunch of grease flinging around like the larger clamp side. Guess I can take my time to check out and reclamp the smaller side, the main problem was fixed last week)

Jackson's Auto - NAPA reminds me of what auto parts houses used to be. The only difference was…read moreinstead of huge books with all the parts they carry, it's now on computer.

Great place to find parts!! Great service and very friendly. Honest, great pricing and if they…read moredon't have what you need, they'll find it

I love this place I don't agree with those people who have posted bad things. I've been coming here…read moresince before I can work on cars, Vince and Tina are great people they actually know what they're talking about and can get any part for any car. Their prices and parts quality are so much better than autozone or any of the mainstream part store. Anyways this place is the best.