C & E Auto & Truck Repair

We have a Fleetwood Flair 32′ Class A motorhome that had generator problems. We heard about C&E through friends in our RV club. Were we ever happy we did! Andy and Jose were wonderful to deal with. Honest, smart, and reasonable. And personable, besides.

We were so glad to find an honest RV repair shop that is skilled and able to fix our RV. This shop has all the skills needed to work on the chassis, engine, transmission and generator. Definitely recommend them for everyone looking to service their RV or truck.

Jose has taken excellent care of us every time we brought our car. He quickly fixes the cars and provides updates too. Haven’t found any strange issues with the cars when he’s done. Still in perfect working order.

I brought my RV in for routine service and the job was done well and on time. The office staff and Jose the mechanic I dealt with were knowledgeable and courteous.
Two weeks later the check engine light came on so I brought it back thinking it might be related. It was a totally different problem, just a loose intake hose but he fixed it for no charge.
It is nice to find good service these days.

This place was close to where I work, and the prior positive review got me there. The place is a bit hard to find, it’s in the back of that long set of shop buildings at the address. don’t’ be intimidated, just drive to the back, they are the last shop on the north side.
I have a toyota tundra that needed new front brakes. The rotor was scored so I resigned myself to a full job. I priced ordering them online ($ 145 – 179 for the set, $ 50 for the pad set ect.). The shop was only going to charge me $ 279 for the labor, $ 289 for the parts. By the time the UPS overnited it, I would have been looking at $ 60.00 for the shipping. Cost was then about the same, w/​a 3 day wait. Bottom line is $ 100 more to get it done right than by a shade tree latino mechanic who may or may not have a run out gauge. (i’ve done this myself in college btw).
However what is really outstanding is that they will actually MEASURE the rotor diameter and let you know if it can be resurfaced! I haven’t found any one in 10 years that will still do that, they ALWAYS upsell you the rotors, or demand they turn them anyway. It would have only been $ 289 + pads if I hadn’t waited too long.
Best deal was the ride to the office, and the pickup when it was ready. $ 50.00 in cab rides pro bono!
Folks were nice, they are competent and honest, so I gave em 5 stars as well!

I have to review auto repair places because people need to hear where to go and where they will get ripped off big time. These folks saved my butt in record time when my brakes suddenly started going crunchy and crashed. They replaced the rotors and pads so fast I was pretty amazed. I pretty much expected it to cost what it did given the damage that was done from driving on no brake pads, but that’s what I get. They will also shuttle you back and forth.