AAA Tucson Speedway Auto Repair Center

I highly recommend Tom and the team at AAA on Speedway. I have taken my 65 Mustang to several different automotive shops for repairs with little or no positive results. In a couple cases, my car ended up with more issues when I picked it up than it had going into the shop. At AAA, a diagnostic process was used to identify specific issues, and I was given a comprehensive report. The mechanics there addressed the problems in a timely manner and with a very reasonable charge. If you have a classic car, or any car, and are looking for a reliable team for repairs, AAA Auto Repair Center is the place to go!

The other day my car wouldn’t start after driving to Tuscon for an appointment. I had to get my car towed to the repair shop and I was met with Tom who was AMAZING. He was very understanding of my situation and being stuck out of town without a car. I did have to stay overnight, however it was done by 10am the next morning. He seriously was so accommodating and I cannot thank him enough!!!

Tom was very helpful. He knows a lot about cars and explained the situation well. He was very gracious and eager to help. The only concern that I had was that the office was so busy that I had to wait up to 20 minutes to speak with Tom. Also had to wait a long time to get a call about updates for my car. The total time my car was in the shop was about 5 days, but the work they did seemed satisfactory. 5 Days is a long time. Also, they wanted to do $6k worth of work on my car but I only authorized $2K. This was for oil, battery, new front tires, struts and alignment. Seemed reasonable but I was later told that I overpaid.

AAA were so helpful when my truck broke down and had to be towed . The repair was efficient and the bill reasonable. Tom was my service contact and I cant speak highly enough of his follow up and communication skills - AWESOME experience!

To be fair, my family’s experience started off bad from the time we received a AAA battery installation on Monday (01/26). However, this AAA repair shop only managed to add insult to injury after charging us $510 for a reprogrammed PCM (in addition to the $322 battery installation) and returned to us a car that after 4 days of use had to get towed back to their shop for the same initial issue. Every step of the way the team members ensured us the battery would fix the car, the PCM reprogram will fix the issue. We were even told the vehicle was under warranty for 2 years so if anything happens they’d handle it. Well, low and behold a $198 key fob was the issue (according to their “system”) and you guessed it, the FOB isn’t under warranty and would in fact have to be paid for by us… We were