San Francisco's Japanese Auto Repair Specialists

Easy process and work explained before and after

I had a great experience from start to finish. Staff are professional and organized, process was smooth and easy (they send text reminders and updates). I’m happy to have found Pat’s Garage!

Very friendly front desk, opened right on time, texts and calls were helpful. Would go back again for any issue!

Great experience….. efficient, friendly, super conscientious about keeping me updated, fast turn around, fair prices.

I take my car her regularly and get excellent service, when available I am offered a shop car to drive for the meantime and they take care of the little things sino don’t have to worry. This business makes it easier to keep maintaining and stay proactive on my cars care.

I had a tire losing air and brakes making noise as I go down my first hill. Deanna pointed out I was due for an oil change. The tire issue was addressed. I will bring my car in to get two new tires. The brakes were looked at. They work fine. I know I will need transmission fluid replaced.

Wise advice, excellent service. I have taken my cars to Pat since 1990. Trust him with my life. Friendly. Patient explainers. Rest room. Although the shop seems surrounded by industrial buildings, the lovely Dogpatch neighborhood is only a couple of blocks away, as is the Bay, including small parks & gardens playground, Museum of Craft and Design, Humphrey Slocombe ice cream, and Philz Coffee.

This review pertains to my first visit to Pat’s garage. They performed a 100k service on my subaru Outback. Everything went smooth from booking an appointment to checkout. Staff was great. My battery needed replacement and they handled the warranty directly with the manufacturer without my involvement. It made everything very easy!

Pat’s Garage is the reason I bought my first car in 1992. A friend I commuted with took his car to Pat’s and I thought it was such a great place I knew I had a mechanic as soon as I had a car. Then Pat told me one of his customers was selling her car (which was a great Acura Integra) and the rest is history.