A-Plus Auto Repair 5580 South Decatur Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89118

"Worst car repair. protect your car! They are unprofessional, rude to customers, unskilled and Too old equipment."

"I needed urgent Water pump and brakes This owner was able to get his mechanic working on it first thing. He was reasonable and got me in/out in no time. Thank you kindly"

"Great shop and mechanics specifically for my 82 Fox GT they did great work ...inner outer tie rods ends replaced along with rack and pinion new carb tuned great! I'll be Back"

"I've been bringing my vehicles here for many, many years with great results at a fantastic price savings compared to most - if not all - auto repair shops. They only fix what must be fixed and do not add on all sorts of other unnecessary replacements. I don't trust any other auto shop - especially the ones with with Free Coffee, Free Cable T.V. and Slick Sitting Area. This is my auto repair place for as long as I live in Las Vegas."

"This place is cheaper than most and there is a reason for that. They do not charge diagnostic fee which most auto shops do and that may convince most people to go there because who wouldn't want to save money. Diagnosing a car is MORE than just pulling/scanning codes from the computer of the car. If you wanted to do that, go to an auto zone and they will do it free of charge. All these guys do is scan the check engine light and replace whatever the scanner says is wrong, this doesn't fix the main problem but rather bandages the problem sort of like giving a handicapped guy crutches rather than actually fixing the reason why he can't walk. A trouble code DOES NOT indicate what is wrong with the car it’s just one clue to point the technician in the right direction. A trouble code may point to a sensor, but that does not always mean the sensor is bad! For example my car threw a lean code several weeks ago, and the manager wanted to replace the oxygen sensors but all the sensors do is read the air fuel mixture from the engine, they didn't even bother to figure out why a lean code was thrown. Additionally their workmanship is mediocre at best, I had them replace one of my catalytic converter in the past and and I later found out it was missing parts, which resulted in a leaky exhaust system, which then lead to the previously mentioned lean code. I don't even think any of them are even ASE certified, just stay away from them and go to a reputable shop elsewhere, they do not know what they are doing. Ever since that lean code was thrown I've been back and forth to this place at least 4 times to fix the problem but to no avail."