Good shop, they fixed my car. Good price, fair. Good customer service.

Excellent service, reasonable price. I have been coming here since 1999.

I took my Volkswagen Jetta to get my fog lights and cabinet replaced..$150 was too much..i asked why the heater not working it took them 2 days to keep guessing to find to problems..they did not know whats wrong with my heater..i paid the $150 and they dont know how to repair a Jetta..i am going to the dealer which is better..i recommend to not go to that auto repair

The new owner is better.

I had 2 separate AAA technicians misdiagnose the problem with my vehicle. Yen’s Auto correctly diagnosed the problem, fixed it, finished faster than the quoted time, charged me less than the initial quote, and told me to bring the receipt back if the problem were to persist and they would work on it again free of charge. So, yeah. I just moved to the Bay Area and I now have a permanent go-to mechanic for any future car maintenance issues. Thanks guys.

Yens Auto Services is the absolute best auto repair shop ever! They just fixed my tire for a very reasonable price. They have always been responsive, well priced, and extremely conscientious. Cant ask for better service.

Ive been taking my car to Mark for YEARS, and Ive NEVER been disappointed.Consistently honest, kind, caring and fair. Who even says that about their mechanic?! I DO! Because Mark is wonderful. Not all heroes wear capes you guys. Sometimes they wear coveralls.

Really bad experience with this auto shop. They would recommend you to replace unnecessary & expensive parts. They strongly recommended me to change my generator & brake discs, which costed me around $3k. I learned later that I only needed to replace my brake pads & battery, which wouldnt cost > $1k I trusted them because they are also Chinese, but I learned my lesson in a very expensive way.华人同胞请注意，请不要去这家修理店。店主十分不可信！

I am not sure if Mr Yen is not good at emission system problem or is not honest. Visited because the engine light was on. A diagnosis cost $85. He nicely came with the suggestion: try premium for a few days first, and if it did not work, replace the catalytic converter (CAT, costs $1500). The cure did not work. But he earned my trust, and I almost did the replacement with him.However, another mechanic was at least 90% sure that a new O2 sensor would solve the problem, because of the low milage on my 2004 car. (He came to replace the CAT and the O2 sensor, but he was honest enough to cut his business.) It turned out that the honest mechanic was right, and the total cost was $247.

Super fast, straightforward, honest and knowledgeable!

Horrible attitude!