Bryan's Auto Repair

*I've now found my go to local mechanics!* Coming from another country, finding a mechanic I can truly trust has been very difficult. Back home, I worked on my own cars and had one mechanic I relied on for jobs that were beyond me. When my wife’s E140 Corolla needed a new CV shaft and had to be towed in, I was understandably cautious. From the very beginning, these guys were fantastic.What I love most about this shop is that they actually allow you to bring your own parts. As long as you cross-check part numbers with them, which I did with Bryan and Ezekial (hopefully I spelled that right 😅), they’re completely open to it. I haven’t found another shop in the Twin Cities that allows this. It’s especially great if you’re a car enthusiast who prefers specific brands and knows exactly what p

I'm not technically a customer, but Bryan took care of us when my family and I were overheating on the way out of town with our camper in tow. He was the nearest auto shop when we got off the freeway. He diagnosed a wate pump leak (not a severe one) which was why I was low on coolant (my fault for not keeping an eye on my coolant level). It was late in the day, and they were super busy so he couldn't squeeze us in for a water pump change, but he did top off our coolant, educated me on how to change the pump myself- all free of charge. I've been keeping an eye on my coolant level, and he was right about it not being severe enough to cancel our trip. Thanks, Bryan!

I have been a loyal customer at Bryan’s Auto for years, bringing multiple vehicles in for service. Unfortunately, I often left with more issues than I started with, yet I kept returning because I didn’t know better. Recently, I spent a significant amount on repairs for a heating issue and strut replacement. The very next day, my truck had no coolant. I filled it up, initially disappointed but assuming they had just forgotten to top it off. However, I quickly realized it wasn’t holding coolant at all. Frustrated, I took my vehicle to another mechanic for inspection, and what they found was alarming—many bolts and screws for the eco bracket were left loose, and the tin cover was just lying inside. The O-ring was completely damaged, which was the major cause of the coolant leak. Additionall

Bryan is a fair priced mechanic. Ethically the best . Rebuilt my front end , control arms, ball joints, alignment and broken cv shaft and made it like new . I’d only go to him . Excellent service. Great prices . Phenomenal guy

Exceptional work. Honest pricing and he doesn't try to upsell things you don't need. I will never take my vehicles anywhere else as long as he's in business