1995 Toyota Camry 101,250 mile service at the convenience of your home or office

This man knows his stuff. Make no mistake. He didn't just replace a part. He had so much knowledge about the car system. He will not leave until the job is done. Call this man. I would give this guy a six star.

I highly recommend Lee. He was timely, knowledgeable, and courteous. After everything was said and done, I feel like I got a really fair deal. The service was break pads, but he also noted that I needed one rotor. He installed the rotor without adding on any additional charge. I also had to make an extra run to the parts shop, and didn't get up-charged for the extra time. The quality of service was excellent. We did a test ride on the breaks afterwards and everything was smooth.

Peter did an excellent job. My 2000 Toyota Camry has had an ABS warning light for several months and the solution suggested by Pep Boys (after doing a $500 rotor/pad job) was to have Toyota dealer install a new ABS controller which is a $2000 job. Peter performed a difficult (because of the age of the car) diagnostic procedure which confirmed that the ABS controller needed to be replaced but then guided me on getting a used unit from Ebay for $40 and then spend $100 for a mechanic to do an easy installation. I think the basic premise of YourMechanic of sending a mechanic to your home is a very good idea especially for people who are very busy and value the time to take their car to a repair garage. I see very polarized reviews on the web site - either very good or very poor. Some of the complaints are about the mechanic and some are about the administration. In my younger days I worked as a garage mechanic and know there ares some cased where the mechanics is blamed for problems that he/she has no fault with - just unfortunate circumstances. Bottom line, Peter Izaquirre knows his business and was a pleasure to deal with.