Auto Express Tire Pros

I’ve been bringing multiple vehicles here regularly and the quality of the work has always been solid. During my last visit, I was quoted a higher price for an oil change while in line. Before proceeding, I called the office to confirm and was told the correct price was lower, which they honored. Overall, good service. I’d just recommend confirming pricing before authorizing work.

My number One car care crew. Good friend of mine recommended I bring my car to Paul and I am so happy I did. I have to say that my favorite thing about this shop is the crew. You can really feel that they care about their customers. Great pricing. Awesome….good energy. Bringing my mom’s car to get her car worked on next week. Thank you so much for taking care and helping a mama out. We appreciate you.

Rick and his crew do a fantastic job! They tell it to you straight and no BS. Thanks Paul for courteous reliable service year after year!

Update 09/12/2025: This garbage company reached out to me less than 15min ago claiming they never helped me and then removed their message altogether which was sent to me via email from Google reviews. That is exactly how these people will not only tell you one thing and then do the other but they want you to remain "Loyal" where's YOUR loyalty? Oh and the kicker? They sent me a 10% discount in the mail as well as a letter asking if I would recommend them for future work, I'll tell you here NO I WOULDN'T RECOMMEND YOU TO MY WORST ENEMY. If I wanted a no help and a rippoff business taking advantage of people who don't have the knowledge for car repairs then I'll come to you. I want a refund plain and simple you horrible thieves. If you want no work done and charged for it come on down! $50

I went in for what should have been a straightforward smog check and walked out with nearly $500 in charges for services that were unnecessary, dishonest, and flat-out deceptive. The upsell started immediately. I mistakenly thought this business was affiliated with Santa Cruz Tire & Auto, but quickly realized that was not the case. They told me they couldn’t perform the smog check until they diagnosed my check engine light, so I left my truck with them. Hours later, they called claiming the O2 sensor needed replacement—at an additional cost of $280. Soon after, they insisted the vehicle didn’t have enough fuel (despite having a quarter tank) and charged me $20 to add gas. When I picked up the truck, the gauge hadn’t moved—it was still at a quarter tank. Later, they called again claiming