Humboldt Performance Automotive 1176 West Del Norte Street, Eureka, CA 95501

"Great company honest and trustworthy. The only shop I trust to work on my vehicles. Super knowledgeable and lots of experience."

"Honest, they know their engines, and did a great job. Had a heater core replaced and fuel injector leaks repaired. Good price too."

"Have taken every single vehicle I own to these guys for the past 3 years. they all are incredibly smart, personable, professional, timely, and respectful. They will always take care of this community and help with any and all problems. Cannot thank them enough."

"I have a 2006 Dodge Ram 2500 and it recently started leaking antifreeze and overheating. So, it looks like it was time for a new heater core. Humboldt Performance was new to me, but came highly recommended from several friends as the place to go if you own a Dodge truck. I've lived in Humboldt for over three decades and finding a quality and trustworthy mechanic can be a real challenge. I went to the shop to check it out, met with the owners and setup a date to bring it in. They told me that it would be a one day job. I felt a little doubtful based on the videos I had seen online, but they seemed confident. I dropped the truck off at 8am and picked it up just before 4:00, the same day. The crew replaced a heater core, water pump and thermostat and I could not be happier. Every single person that I spoke with in the shop was friendly and helpful. I could not be more pleased with the work and I would highly recommend them for any Dodge repairs that you need. The price was very fair and I am thankful for their expertise."

"The first time I went there they fixed the side cover on my Cummins. The only reason I'm not giving them one star is that the price was reasonable. The next day the truck barely started because it was leaking so much fuel the fuel system was empty. It was my only vehicle so I couldn't afford the time to bring it back in for a while. The second time I brought it in I told them about the leak and that it was their repair that caused the leak, and that I understood it had been a while and would be willing to pay to fix the leak. They were also fixing my front end so I could get an alignment. Well they didn't fix the leak. Said the engine was too dirty. They did put some tie rod ends on and fixed my valve cover gasket for $1,000. When I took it to get an alignment, the alignment place informed me I needed about $3,000 in front end repair before it could get aligned. I thought it was a little fishy that all they said it needed was tie rod ends. I knew it needed more and was willing to pay. So disappointing all the way around."