They fix my cars and charge is just to be fairly.

I took my honda to a local repair shop because the AC wasn't working. They said it would be $1,100 to fix. I then went to Auto Electric, and they fixed it for free--they said it was just unplugged, and they plugged it in. Has worked fine ever since

Just got my Ol' Reliable 2000 Toyota Van back from Auto Electric Specialties. It had a starting issue and after way too many trips to Gladstone Toyota (where all I ever got was a bewildered shrug after hours of "diagnostics"...) my car was fixed in a little over an hour today. This is the right place to go folks. They'll get it right and right quick!

My AC was out and another shop said it would be $1,100 to fix, that I neede a new compressor motor & condenser. I took it to Auto Electric and they said "it was unplugged". They fixed it for free & it works great. Leesa Azar, M.D.

This shop is owned by my grandparents, Joan, and Adam. They ill never add extra things that are not needed, and hey are very honest people. The other three people that work there is my Uncle Terry, a family friend Kenny and another uncle, Bob. They are great, and will fit you in whenever they can. I take my car there whenever ANYTHING needs fixed.

Yes - it is true - every time I have ever taken one of MY cars to the dealership - they found MANY things that "needed" repair. Fortunately for me - I did not have unlimited funds - but I did have 1/2 a brain - so I only had the most urgent repairs done at the dealership - wouldnt you know - the other things they had listed - never gave me trouble. My husband and I took our cars to Auto Electric Spec. upon great references from others. We have had great service at extremely reasonable costs. I rarely fill these things out - but when I find an honest place to take my car - I like to share the good fortunel - "Jeeplady67"

Took car here for diagnosis. It was dying when I stopped at lights, etc. They said it was the o2 sensors. They replaced them, and my car still died the whole way home from the shop. It wasn't until I took it to the dealership that their mechanics figured out that the reason it was dying was something so stupid as the spark plugs. I recommend taking your vehicle to the dealership for diagnosis. I ended up actually needing $1,200 more in repairs that auto electric specialties didn't even detect.... the mass air flow sensor, temp sensor, spark plugs, vacuum hose, oil pump, and pick up tube. My car was a ticking time bomb almost blew the engine.

If these people can't fix your electrical problem you better get an other car.