Opened in 1994, Quality Auto has tried to offer the highest standard of repair at competetive pricing with fast service since its inception. Being the oldest privately owned AAA approved shop in Pomona, we have all ASE certified auto technicians and offer a 24month/24,000 mile warranty
on our repairs. We specialize in
Opened in 1994, Quality Auto has tried to offer the highest standard of repair at competetive pricing with fast service since its inception. Being the oldest privately owned AAA approved shop in Pomona, we have all ASE certified auto technicians and offer a 24month/24,000 mile warranty
on our repairs. We specialize in driveability diagnostics and offer smog checks as well as smog failure repairs. We are one of a select few shops that perform Brake and lamp inspections as well as general auto repair. I have lived in the area my whole life and have almost 25 years of auto repair experience. I am an ASE master auto technician and have worked for the Bureau of Automotive Repair as a systems material expert for about 10 years developing tests and training for technicians to further benefit the industry and its standards. Please call us at (909)596-5502 for any auto questions or needs and see why we have had a 100% approval rating with the Auto clubs approved auto repair program for the last 4 years. Thank you, Michael Garibay
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When Melanie first came to my shop, she had just purchased this 1986 Cadillac Deville for $900. At that time it would not pass smog (Check engine light on), had multiple mechanical including overheating, multiple oil leaks, no power steering assist in one direction, some extrior lights were inoperative, and the tilt steering column was very loose. I spoke to her for about 30 minutes about the vehicle and told her the smog was the sellers responsiblity and with all of the repairs she should return the vehicle, get her money back and find a more suitible car. After spending $2800 at another shop just to fix the head gasket problem she returned it to my shop to deal with the steering column, power steering, and start fixing the oil leaks. After doing those repairs for $1500 or so, we cleaned the motor and told her to return to recheck if it had any more leaks. Three weeks later she returned with the vehicle and we lifted the car, checked it (at no charge) and found the front crank seal leaking and most probably the rear main seal also. It is a 30 year old aluminum block Cadillac. It will always leak oil unless you install a $6,000 engine, which I would never advise doing in a $900 car.Then three weeks after that I received this 2 star evaluation. Sorry Melanie, I told you to return the car in the first place.-Mike