Fox Service Center

Sometimes you feel helpless when your son or daughter are off to college and have car problems. I know who to take the to here but I have no clue where to go in So Cal.
I was very pleased to find Eddie at Fox Service Center. He took my daughters car in right away diagnosed it and fixed it the next day and kept me informed. He did the work promptly and a reasonable price but most of all I trust him and that is priceless for a parent.
Thank you Eddie

Honest, reliable, competent, friendly. My Dad came here for 20 years with all of his vehicle repair needs. I have been using this company since 1995. They are really good at what they do. Thanks Ken, Eddie and the mechanic’s team. — Matt

Dear Eddie,
I miss you. Or maybe not really. Only kind of.
You see, I don’t drive that green jalopy any more. You know, the one that you somehow kept alive for me. It was dying a slow death but I wasn’t ready to replace it.
Ah, the memories. Do you remember the time that the steering wheel got stuck in an odd position? You were able to create a part to replace a small, broken piece in the movement of the steering column. So, instead of a bill that would have been well over $ 500, you charged me $ 100. We have so many of these shared memories, you and me.
Did you know that the AC finally broke? Yep. There was a horrible grinding sound and I was tired of getting things fixed. I’m tough, so I kept on driving. The right side window also stopped rolling up. I had to park, get out, and push it manually. Eventually it would slide back down but it was summer and I needed the breeze. However, when the heater broke on the way back home in December in the middle of a rainstorm and my window wouldn’t roll up, I had to call it quits.
No more jalopy. Now I have a car that runs. The windows roll up (and stay up). The heater and AC work. I’m in car heaven, but I miss you.
Do you see my dilemma? I can’t help but miss an honest mechanic, one who thinks ahead, keeps a gal’s car running and safe, but understands how to stretch a dollar. Some day, when this car gets old, I’ll be back. Keep the light on for me, Eddie!
–Lori M.

It used to be that everyone had at least one friend who was a mechanic. Someone who you can rely on for car fix advises, how to get around a major fix, can I just put some duct tape on that???
Fox service center is just that friend you are looking for. They can fix most of your car issues and sometimes they will put a temporary band-​aid on and get you by until something «major» breaks down. I have been taking my cars for maintenance there for years now (Thank you Lori L.) and one thing I can say is that they never overcharged me, always treated me like that one lame non-​mechanical friend that all mechanics seem have (meaning friendly and patient with all my questions), and fixed the problems correctly the first time around.
If you are in the market for a new auto mechanic or just not happy with your current one, give these guys a shot. Ask for Eddie and he will treat you right.