Auto Parts in Yorba Linda, CA

“Highly recommend Yorba Linda Tire & Alignment. Amazing people and great service from Pedro and his team. If you need new tires, an alignment, or brake work done, this is definitely the place to go.”

“I backed up into another person’s vehicle last night. He took it to Fix Auto and they repaired the damage in a very short amount of time and I couldn’t believe how inexpensive it was! Shout out specifically to Alexis! Thank you so much, Fix Auto!”

“Absolutely phenomenal service and experience. Dina was a pro every step of the way. Genial, amicable, accommodating, realistic, and honest. Wonderful work, as my car smelled horrible after a cat accident. They defeated one of the strongest odors in the universe and I am eternally grateful for their time and teamwork. More importantly the speed with which this took place was exciting. Plus the extra points for washing my car and upgrading my service. Be sure to handsomely! They work for it.”

“I came today for a service, and the service was great! The manager was very kind and his employee Matt was super helpful! I will be coming back. Thank you for the great experience!”

“Thanks to this amazing group of people for helping me with my Tesla , apparently two kittens had gotten inside the wheel well and found a way to climb into the top compartment of the vehicle . As I was driving through out the night I thought I heard a sound of a kitten , i kind of thought I was losing my mind or something, but I heard it very lightly. throughout the night I would hear a very small cries from outside of my car and I was convinced there was a cat in my car. After I dropped off somebody in the late night,
I heard the kitten again meow so I went outside with a flashlight to inspect my vehicle from the surroundings of the bottom of the car. I didn’t see anything. In the middle of the night I went to go charge my car because I drive an electric car as I was charging the car I thought I heard it again.
As I finish charging my car and I unplugged it to drive I was driving and I slightly heard it again very lightly and I was convinced there was a cat in my car, but I didn’t know where this cat could be. In the morning sometime I heard the cat cries louder and stronger and I had to figure out what to do so I went to Tesla and then they couldn’t help me and they referred me to. Solesbee auto center . I met with two gentlemen who kinda had a situation like this before , they asked me to remove the top compartment lid and sure enough there was one kitten there as we look farther into the compartment. We saw another kitten which happened to be two so two lives were saved thank God there was no harm to these kittens throughout the night while I was driving , once again I have to thank the two great gentlemen who help me save these kittens. I eventually returned the kittens back to The Mother. I couldn’t find nobody who would take him. I’m glad it turned out to be a happy ending….”

“I have been taking my cars to Alex at Rose Auto since 1990. He has always done an amazing job the first time, fixing only what needs to be serviced. He guarantees his work, and his prices are fair—much less than the dealership. Alex and his mechanics are friendly, but most of all, honest. Ladies, especially—you don't have to worry about being upsold on unnecessary repairs. The shop is popular, and he is busy, so it's best to call ahead and check his availability.”

“I had the TPMS light on in the cluster of my 2010 Toyota Tacoma. Testing revealed I had a dead right front sensor. I checked with Google AI to inquire about the best place to purchase new sensors, figuring I should get 4 new ones, because if the battery is bad on one, the others will be dead soon.
I also asked the best brands and AI mentioned HUF, among others.
I ordered 4 new sensors. They were competitively priced and arrived fairly quickly (it took less than a week to arrive).
When I tried to mockup the outer nuts to the stem portion of one of them, I found there was a large gap still. Much larger compared to the thickness of the steel rim. At that point, I thought the sensors were wrong. I was afraid if I torqued them to the specified 35 inch pounds, they would bust before clamping down on the rim... This turned out to be incorrect.
I tried getting in touch with TPMS.COM, but when I called, there was no one available. I could only leave a message or send and email. I chose the latter.
The next Monday, when they were open, they replied and informed me to let me know that the outer nut had an internal ring inside that would break off when tightening.
At first, I erred on the side of caution, but after the email reply, I was all in and tightened the sensor all the way.
It worked GREAT!
I am happy with my decision to buy Huf sensors from TPMS.COM!
Thanks!
I am hoping to find a better way to remove the old sensors as they are seized and I had to use a die grinder to carefully, surgically remove the old sensor, which is a little nerve racking...”