East LA Performance

Los Angeles, United States

5

2 reviews

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+1 323-268-5345
Address:
3809 E 1st St, Los Angeles, CA, 90063
East Los Angeles
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.5 miIndiana
0.7 miMetro 770
0.8 miMetro;El Sol Shuttle
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Local time (Los Angeles) 04:59 Friday, 29 November 2024

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2 reviews of East LA Performance

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Place rating: 5
Oakland, CA
Our RV broke down in downtown LA. On our honeymoon. During rush hour.
Rush hour is called rush hour because that’s when people leave their jobs and go home. Lots of people do this at the same time. Many of them are mechanics.
A crazed two cellphone & google maps over PDA-​Net research scramble ensued. We found these guys in East LA who were willing to stay open late and didn’t get all sketched out about our RV.
Not only did they stay open late, they made their friends across the street re-​open their auto-​parts store after they sold them the wrong belt.
These guys are total heroes!
PS: Check out their hotrod side projects!
Place rating: 5
Oakland, CA
While on our honeymoon, en route to friend’s for dinner, we passed through downtown LA. It was evening rush hour and we were so happy we’d be there for happy hour. Wrong!
The serpentine belt, which drives about a million features, decided to fail and we found ourselves by the side of the road near the Convention Center at 5pm with nary a clue. Luckily we had a laptop, and phone, and before too long, found a repair center who would work on our 23′ mobile home right away. We arrived at our friend’s house late for dinner, but the extra time we took to share a bottle of champagne with the crew was worth it.