Garcia Mufflers

I came in there for a simple exhaust leak repair and not only did they get me in and out in 30 – 40 minutes but they charged me about 60% less than what Midas quoted me for a simple gasket replacement. The shop is very clean and organized compared to most repair shops I have been to. Adriana is very friendly and professional which is hard to find in the auto repair business. I would definitely recommend this shop to anyone who values this type of service.

Great customer service, I have been taking my two cars since they open their business and I’m very happy with their work. Highly recommend to anyone

I was looking for a local shop to replace my muffler. This place was exactly what I needed. Honest and quick work. I would definitely recommend it.

i cant believe i didnt write this review earlier, i used the shop maybe two months ago, but this is my experience: i had a tie rod blow out (with ensuing collateral damage) and needed a tow, my usual mechanic didnt have a tow truck available so i resorted to calling shops in the area. they were prompt with getting a third party tow. i knew the damage was relatively bad so cost really wasnt an issue, im not a mechanic so i hate to be critical (i understand im not their only customer) but i got a constant run-​around on days, they towed it saturday and said their parts guy wouldnt be in til monday, ok fine. monday they say he wont answer and hopefully theyll have the part and finish the job by wednesday. wednesday it’ll be done thursday, thursday at 5 they tell me it should be done friday. friday afternoon i go in, pay my bill, and go out to my car. start it, check engine light is on. now keep in mind that even after my tie rod blew out and pulled me into a wall at ~30mph, my engine was running and i had no check engine lights on. i figure, whatever easy fix. disconnect the battery, reconnect, start again and light is still on. go back in and tell the lady at the counter, she asks the guys in the garage. its eventually relayed to me that its an O2 sensor and that it had been on when they got the car… im not really buying it, i ask them to run the obd2 for me so i can see the code, they refuse and say that if they’re going to work on my car any more they’ll need to replace my entire exhaust and muffler due to a hole in my exhaust which could be setting the O2 sensor off. i tell them thats ridiculous, the light wasnt on beforehand, blah blah blah, and decide its not worth getting into an argument im not going to win. drive my car home, am preparing to borrow an obd2 scanner to figure out whats really going on, when i decide to take a second look. after a quick glance i realize that a wire was left unplugged near my air filter, i cant say for sure what the wire led to but i plugged it in, disconnected and reconnected the battery, and ta-​da the light is off. im stuck debating whether it was intentional on their part or not, their simple refusal to even look at my car again without replacing the entire muffler and exhaust system (at a shop that specializes in mufflers!) makes me suspicious, but it could have been an innocent oversight. regardless, i was rather miffed that after taking $ 1000 dollars from me they wouldnt even look at my car to see if they had made a mistake, they were not very prompt (though i recognize that i was asking them to do work they didnt specialize in. always try to give the benefit of the doubt), the only redeeming quality is the work itself, which i havent had any problems with what-​so-​ever though its only been two months or so, and you absolutely shoudlnt have problems with work that fresh, obviously.