Kenny's Auto Repair

Highly recommend this family run business- John took the time to explain what was wrong and charges fair prices. He’ll work with you on what is in your price range and explain trade offs clearly. They all have a lot of experience with Hondas as well.

Kenny has been my mechanic for about 25 years. I have brought many cars to him and referred him to others. He is HONEST about his assessment of your car. He goes OVER and BEYOND to help you. He is available to talk with you immediately. He explains to you what went wrong. I trust Kenny COMPLETELY, no questions asked. It's a family owed business that care about their clientele. I HIGHLY recommend Kenny's Auto. You will not be disappointed.

I have taken my car to Kenny's about 3-4 times in the past ~2 years for oil and filter change and have been very satisfied with the work and extremely reasonable price. Kenny is an honest man and does not recommend unnecessary work, unlike many other car repair/service shops. The work is quick and thorough. I highly recommend Kenny's for auto service/repair.

I was recommended by a customer who has k n own Kenny's auto repair for more than a decade. This place deserves more reviews!! Very professional and honest. I would highly recommend Kenny to everyone and definitely better than the dealer owned centers for transparency and service quality.

TLDR: seems like fair prices and honest services, somewhat aggressive conduct. Kenny charges reasonable prices for an oil change and checkup for my Lexus regarding some unusual noises. He seemed exasperated when I asked him to please tell me about any discovered issues before fixing; he kind of got up in my face and told me to stop worrying about money (?). We came to an agreement that the diagnostic fee would be waived if I did business for repairs at his shop too. Additionally contributing to my discomfort: after the diagnostic and him explaining the repairs necessary, I decided to change my brakes at his shop for a further $215, and asked for the diagnostic to be waived. He then sarcastically asked if the brakes had any connection with the noise (noise was from sway bar links, he said): answering no for me (again loud and up close), he refused waiving the $50 diagnostic fee. I was bit confused and decided to just pay and leave, without any repairs. Our conversation began in English, but we switched to Mandarin halfway through. He’s an older Cantonese fellow and my Mandarin was limited, so giving the benefit of the doubt that we perhaps miscommunicated.