5 Speed Auto Repair

I really appreciate this place. Will and Jimmy always take great care of my cars. I've been going to them for years take my family cars too. I never had a problem with them doing it correctly the first time. No where else will you get that. Thank you guys for such wonderful service.

***Scammy mechanic alert!*** I called this place and requested an estimate to replace a fuel pump on a Toyota sedan. The fuel pump on my car is located on the TOP of the gas tank, so the way you replace it is to remove the back seat of the car and lift the pump up out of the tank. The guy at this shop told me they would have to charge an additional fee to drain the gasoline from the tank. This is total hogwash of course, you don’t need to drain the gas to replace the pump on my car and if fuel pressure is the concern, you can just run the car for a few seconds with the pump disconnected to alleviate that. I ended up having it done elsewhere for a much cheaper price and of course they never had to drain the tank because that’s a scam. I paid $500 at the dealer and they even allowed me to bring my own Japanese fuel pump! This place wanted about $900 with their own Chinese pump…. Crazy. So get ready to get ripped off if you go with this place. Thankfully, I wasn’t some innocent old lady who would’ve fallen for their tricks.

We were loyal customers for all 4 of our vehicles for over 8 years when Chris managed this shop. Fair pricing, stood behind their work, excellent customer service. Unfortunately, that’s ancient history. Since Rubin took over, the experience has been a nightmare. I paid $3,800+ for electrical work on my antique car (1989 Mazda MX-6 Turbo), and problems keep multiplying: Battery Bait-and-Switch: I brought in a brand-new TOP-OF-THE-LINE AGM Optima battery from O’Reilly’s - the kind designed for multiple discharge cycles that my high-performance car needs. They left the ignition switch disengaged (the very problem they were supposed to fix), which killed my premium battery. Nick promised to maintain it - they didn’t. Now Rubin wants to replace MY expensive battery with a bare minimum Interstate battery that won’t handle my car’s electrical demands. He’s acting like he’s doing ME a favor when THEY destroyed my brand-new battery through negligence. Then he claimed he’d call O’Reilly’s to help - ghosted me completely, now pretends that conversation never happened. Car Returned in Unacceptable Condition: ∙ Windshield filthy, couldn’t see through it ∙ Backseat completely disconnected ∙ Wires hanging everywhere ∙ Screws/washers scattered throughout ∙ Radio disconnected and non-functional The Real Issue: Changed ignition, didn’t fix door lock (need 2 keys now). Door lock fell inside door. Gauge cluster doesn’t work - can’t monitor speed, fuel, or temperature. Story keeps changing: ignition problem, then radio, then “your car has electrical issues.” Wait - I paid you $3,800 to FIX the electrical issues. If my battery keeps dying, you didn’t fix anything. Now Rubin has selective amnesia about every promise made. This shop went from reliable to predatory. Buyer beware.

Paid $115 I should dispute, for a full inspection that they did in 5mins! Told me I had a oil leak it wasnt bad just dripping on gasget but wasnt going in anything and needed brakes! Claim to checked all the fluids but they did not. And said brakes were bad and gave me a qoute! The qoute wasnt bad but I was never paying it, I was taking it back to the lot. Car lot said there was no leak and so on! Went to another shop, where they removed the bottom shield which this shop did not do and thoroughly checked every, and there was no oil leak just oil spill residue. And they showed me EVERYTHING. They also connected a machine ran it for codes. Said my brakes were fine! The inspection was bout 45mins-1hr as they went through everything. Even checked my lights wipers everything This is what you pay $115 and they only chargef $89 This shop was a rip off!

I came in with a bad alternator due to my power steering line leaking onto my alternator. I asked for best case and worse case scenario (cost). Best case scenario was $330 and worse case was $1,100. These gentlemen here kept their word and tightened up a bolt for me to stop the leak. I walked out paying the BEST CASE SCENARIO. They could have easily told me the line was broken, or something else. BUT NO! They were completely honest, and I was glad to walk out paying the $330. Great group of mechanics And sales reps. Thanks Will, and Jimmy. KUDOS! 💪🏼🙏🏼