Auto repair shop

Asian Auto

St PaulClosed nowOpens tomorrow 8:00 AM 4 views
Closed nowOpens tomorrow 8:00 AMOpening hours
Monday
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed

874 Maryland Ave E, St Paul, MN 55106, United States

About

Asian Auto is listed on FindALoco in St Paul, MN with address, phone, website, hours, and map location. Common services and related keywords include Auto Repair Shop.

Asian Auto is an auto repair shop at 874 Maryland Ave E in St Paul, Minnesota (55106). The shop handles vehicle service and repairs, and customer feedback points to work such as transmission fluid changes and transmission service. Its weekday hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; it is closed on Saturdays and Sundays. If you are looking for a neighborhood repair shop in St Paul, these details can help you decide whether the location and schedule fit your needs before you visit.

Many reviewers describe friendly staff, knowledgeable service, and prices they consider competitive. One customer says a transmission fluid change cost more than $100 less than quotes from well-known service centers, while others appreciate the team’s quick attention and clear, helpful manner. The business has a 4.6-star rating across 171 reviews, offering a useful snapshot of customer experiences, though individual visits can differ. Those seeking routine service or a repair estimate may want to call ahead to confirm what the shop can take on and ask about expected costs and timing.

Feedback is not uniformly positive, and prospective customers should consider the full range of reports. Some reviewers raise serious concerns about repair costs, transmission work, vehicle reliability, or a used-car purchase; others describe Asian Auto as honest and dependable. These accounts reflect individual experiences and are not a guarantee of what will happen in a future visit. For significant repairs, it can be sensible to request an itemized estimate, clarify what parts and labor are included, and discuss any warranty or follow-up arrangements before authorizing work. Comparing estimates is another practical step when the repair is costly.

The schedule may suit customers who can bring a vehicle in during standard weekday business hours, but may be less convenient for people working a typical 9-to-5 schedule. One reviewer also notes that service can be first come, first served, so checking current availability before traveling is worthwhile. Located on Maryland Avenue East in St Paul, Asian Auto is an option to consider for local vehicle service and repair. A direct conversation about your vehicle’s symptoms, the proposed work, pricing, and timing can help you judge whether the shop is the right fit for your particular needs.

Ratings & Reviews

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Nickolas Vang
15h ago

Steve & the crew are the best in the game! Friendly, honest, quick and best bang for your buck! I always take my vehicle here to get serviced & repaired. The most trustworthy people in town! 10/10 ⭐️

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Taylor Narváez Claman
15h ago

The 8-5 M-F schedule can be a little inconvenient if you work 9-5, and it’s pretty much first come first serve here. But they’re super friendly, know their stuff, and their prices are great. First came here for a transmission fluid change, and their price beat the name brand places by over $100 (only $123, compared to the $275 I was quoted). The mechanic said the engine was running fine, but he could hear the wheel bearing on the front right side. Not even a month later, my check engine light came on for that issue, and I was able to fix it with my dad at home. I came back a few months later for another check engine light issue, this time the solenoid. Only $225 for parts & labor, and he gave me the solenoid that Midas had put in the year before to keep. (Midas, why did the $700 solenoid fix only last 1yr?) Most recently, I came for an oil change. Oh, and I appreciate that they’ve let me walk in with my dogs, even though their lobby is small / cozy.

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Alec c
15h ago

bought a 2009 Subaru forester from them that they said they just put a brand new refreshed motor in. Not only did the motor blow up 2 days later but he jumped the title and we were unable to register the car. THANKS GUYS hope this helps everyone with how they spend their money EDIT: Interesting, I remember being at 874 maryland multiple times for this exact vehicle and speaking with multiple people who worked there.

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Ef C
15h ago

!!!!!If you wanna be robbed right in your face come here!!!!! I deposited all my trust in them but I paying the price of my mistake lately They lack of comun sense honesty and reliability just care about money not to making sure you get quality for what you paying specially if you paying the high price what they charge you (Power steering leak problem) little more then $800 dlls is not cheap but he (mechanic) told me is the hose or the pump BUT NEVER BOTH GET BAD..... either or is around $400 but NOT BOTH and take 24 to 36 hours you come get it..ok I trust them and leave the car ...was like 9-20am..and left.....1 hour before close he call..the car is ready...oh that is fast like any costumer be happy for fast service...but but but ...in the market I understand any company inflate labour intensity to justify price it's ok but at least make sure is quality!!!!!! Well pick it up before close...guess what....they charge me the $800 for both...well I paid...it was erring noice when car running and ask why...he said noice go away in less than a week is normal...ok I left believed they are good specially are honest ife goes on...I move out of MN.... guess what...noice stay I ask why I check it was low in liquid which I fill cos could be air in the line remaining still normal..2 weeks go by and check and low again....what? So I check myself I take my time slowly making sure all well one other line was leaking too (which means they don't consciously make a good diagnostic to charge you only what is fair and right) now supposedly "they change pump and hose right?" Well some how the STRIP THE BOLT it cos is a leak in that pump bolt so can't be tightened so can't be removed I check all the process so now I have to buy those parts again and replace them again!!! Any business don't have to check and make sure they do it right? Well they don't Risk: bad job like that when you take a turn and can't turn the wheel in a trip long trip even city roads can end crashing cos u not expect it at all to fail ...so hard to trust this shop so use it on your own risk ...too sad they disappoint

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question everything
15h ago

Do not go here! If I could give them a minus 10 I would. Supposedly, according to them I needed a transmission. I had them put when in. I was desperate. They overcharged me by probably $1500. I didn't know that until I showed the bill to my current honest mechanic. The transmission they put in has gone out. It's only been 2 years!