Los Angeles Auto Repair

I work at USC and just discovered this place a few months ago... it's a long commute to work from OC so I'm due for oil changes often and this place is perfect. I usually drop by car off in the AM and walk the few blocks to work then pick it up at the end of the day or on my lunch break. Honest guys with fair prices. Just got all my tires changed here, and I like that they are not too pushy on making you get things fixed same day. They told me new tires were needed soon and were cool with me bringing it back in a few weeks... i hate when the dealerships make you think its unsafe to leave w/o getting what they suggest ASAP. HIGHLY RECOMMEND

These guys are the best. I used to get my car maintained by a shop in Culver city, and things were okay. But at some point, I switched to University Tire, and suddenly, my car was behaving a lot better. Every time I get maintenance work done here, I can feel a difference in my car. Also, they are prompt and efficient. I've never been forced into buying things I dont need.

Great for USC students because you can bring your laptop and do school work (or go on Facebook...) while you wait. There are vending machines, a spacious & clean waiting area with tables and chairs, and wi-fi! The staff is very friendly and great with communication. They didn't try to sell me additional services that I didn't need, like most places do. Price was also decent.

John helped me out with excellent service. He returned my emails the same day (very rare that a tire shop would appreciate email/web customer service). He gave me a service quote over email the same day. Pricing was very competitive. Tires came in as promised. Service was done as promised with 1.5hrs. Tires are great with absolutely no issues. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED from a demanding customer.

I just moved to LA and was welcomed with a nail in my back tire. Bummer. But... not all was lost because my back tires were very low on tread AND I found these guys. They were great and cheap! They special ordered my tires, called me two days later when they arrived, and I waited a total of one hour for the install. Plus they have a waiting area with TV and internet so I got some work done while I waited. Pretty soon I will need to replace my front tires and I will definitely be back.

I went there a couple months ago to get some Falken Azenis for my Honda. There were one of the lowest prices in town, they were able to get them the same day!

Changed rear tires and they moved the new tires to the front without extra charge; changed engine oil and they helped check the transmission fluid and coolant for free. All services and parts are in fare prices. People are nice.

These guys are awesome. Courteous, professional, clean, and very u-front. I've brought my car in for a series of small and mid-sized things over the last two years, from regular tune-ups to some replacement of parts on my aging VW, and I have always been more than satisfied with the level of service and the price.

I do the alignment in this place. The receptionist is very friendly and they have a very good customer room where you can watch. They also provide wifi. It's only $60 which is $30 cheaper than in the Honda dealership.

I'd like to thank John for taking great care of my Isuzu. I had a not-so-great experience my first time here, but the power of urgency and the power of Yelp reviews brought me back. I was quoted a very large amount for a fuel pump & assembly (parts and labor) at another shop in town and called around to get some quotes from competitors. Given that my experience here was so unique I thought giving them another shot would be a good idea. Moses got me in contact with John, the manager, and he gave me a quote that was almost 50% less than my first quote. He was charging less for parts and less for labor. This means a lot for my family. I brought it in and John was helpful the whole way through. With follow-up calls and even with being patient as I wasn't much able to answer any of the calls in a timely manner. The end result? The fuel pump is replaced and working well, and the new part even fixed a broken gas gauge (the sensor had likely gone out already in the old part). Next on the list? I wonder if John can fix a broken speedometer. It'd be nice to know how fast I'm going. Well, I am waiting for that classic line from the cop: "Do you know how fast you were going?" To which my response will be: "Honestly? I have no idea."