Brake repair service near Sanford, CA

Marlen Motors is offering Brake Repair, Transmission Repair, Auto Repair, Tire Service and Auto Repair Shop in Monrovia, CA.

If this mechanic can't fix it. He knows where to send it.

Precision Z Service in the Los Angeles, CA area specializes in the complete Datsun/Nissan Z car line and the complete Infiniti G35, G37 series sports cars at our So. California facility. In addition, our staff can provide the GT-R owner with all the required servicing for their high performance vehicle. We provide complete maintenance service and repairs, as well as performance upgrades, dyno services and corner balancing. So whether you're looking for a simple oil change, brake service, air conditioning repair, tune-ups, wheel alignment, or anything else, we can help you. As the valley's largest independent Nissan and Infiniti service center since 1980, we are truly your One-Stop-Shop for all your Nissan and Infiniti cars, SUVs, trucks and minivans. We also have new and used Z car parts at our Canoga Park automotive service center, conveniently located in the San Fernando valley.

Jesse and his team are top notch! I have been bringing my nissan altima to M&J for the past year and very happy with the work and attention to detail. 5 stars!

Not happy with this place or the work, took my M3 there one time, and that was all it took. First off I had plenty of work done, header install, carbon intake installed, water pump, coolant hoses, O2 sensors, thermostat, crankshaft seal, and instructed him to repair the oil leaks. Ed says he repaired my oil leaks, yet my car continues to leak oil, he damaged a $400 wheel, which he said, if the shop he knew, could not fix it, he would buy me a new one. When his shop failed to do so, I asked about a new wheel, of course he then said, he had no money to get me a new one, so I paid out of my pocket for a new wheel. I had him install my carbon air box, and he removed my OEM clamps, threw them away and replaced them with some junk hose clamps, stating he did not have the tool to replace the clamps, not sure what that has to do with me. So I took my car to check on the oil leaks and was told and shown by the shop, how the oil pan was not only missing bolts, but some were sheared off from over torquing, I was also missing header and sway bar bolts from his header install, my power steering hose was not secure, causing it to rub on part of the motor, damaging it, there were a few other things he failed to do, now costing me over a $1000 to repair after paying him over $2000 for less than subpar work. Do yourself a favor, and stay away.