🔧 All Pro Mechanicx And Auto Body

Justin is the absolute man.. The first place I've been to in the Bay area where I didn't feel taken advantage of / upsold on things I didn't need. Very knowledgeable and reasonable pricing. HIGHLY recommend!

THESE GUYS AREN'T REAL MECHANICS. All of these "great" reviews are from family members and EMPLOYEES (Masarweh's, I am looking at you, aka "Tarik Ejailat"). They advertise that they specialize in classic cars, but anything outside of turning a carb idle mix screw or swapping a spark plug and they are useless. Save your money and go to a real reputable mechanic. They also increase prices, it seems like they just throw out a price and wait for your reaction to see if it was too high or not.

This place is amazing! I had driven across the country from New York and was having some issues with my truck due to negligence of my mechanic back home. These guys totally fixed my truck the same day (I had to continue my road trip up to Washington) and got it back into tip top shape. Super friendly and honest and trustworthy, wish they could be my mechanic back home in New York!! Highly recommend.

Pulled my 2006 Chevy Silverado into the shop yesterday after it had been the victim of a "Hit & Run" while parked near the Fed building on Golden Gate Ave. Gunter & his guys figured out pretty quickly that there was more to the damage then just the dented, scratched & chipped paint of the front fender & bumpers. Someone had really messed up the front end drivers side of my truck to the extent it couldn't be driven. Well, my truck is still sitting in their shop 24 hours later but the service that I've already received has been well above board and better then I expected. Gunther & his team project professionalism & knowledge. I can only hope that when everything is said and done I'm just as satisfied by the completed work as I am by how I was treated yesterday when I arrived with my Silverado.

I had drain in my car battery. They suggested I keep the car there overnight so that in the morning we'd be able to find the source of the drain. I don't know if this is actually the right process for such a situation, but let's gloss over that part. In the morning, I called and was told that I should just replace the battery. On the phone, I asked for the cost -- $95 for the battery + $35 for labor. When I arrived he asked for $215... The only saving grace is that when I confronted him about it he did charge me as he said on the phone. But maybe that's only because there was another customer there...