Tonys Autowerks

Saul Newton a year ago

Best shop on Oahu hands down. Tony’s is always fair and honest, tells you what to fix and what to skip. Has done all kinds of work on my old Honda van and has always been able to help out last minute, get things done quick and keep my Keiki safe.

Mandy McDonald a year ago

I was getting work done at Tony's for 3 years. Before a PCS we put $2500 worth of work into our vehicle which was taken back 3 separate times within a month to fix issues related to the original issue, only to move and have to have all the work redone after being told the problem was fixed. Very disappointed and heart broken that the company we thought we could trust only managed to what feels like scammed us in the end. I suggest to stay away if you want work you can trust done to your vehicle.

Connor Chemelli a year ago

Tony is the absolute man! No better, more knowledgeable, or honest mechanic exists on island. I have never been a trusting person, but I have never had a single reservation leaving my vehicle with Tony and his team of professionals. Tony has done multiple repairs for me and never have I had to take it back for any reason. If you’re experiencing automotive issues, Tony can resolve them. Tony is a great mechanic and even better guy.

Pat at Happy Star Hawaii 2 years ago

Unsafe and mechanically not competent. I try to never give a bad review. They performed work on my 2000 Toyota RAV4, straightforward maintenance, timing belt, valve cover gasket and engine mounts. Car drove fine when I brought it in and now vibrates like crazy, misfires and they broke parts of the engine that were fine beforehand. They left MAJOR suspension bolts hanging loose, engine mount nut missing, intake hoses disconnected and not secured properly, throttle cable bolts were finger tight, wires misrouted, oil leaking from a $4 gasket that should have been changed while replacing the timing belt, broke both upper and lower timing cover mounting points, reinstalled the alternator incorrectly, failed to tell me there was oil in the spark plug cylinder (in order to save me money!) now I have to remove the valve cover again that they just replaced so I can reseal the valve tubes and it even appeared like they tried to cover up the alternator wires with plastic conduit to hide the alternator mounting issue when they had installed it incorrectly. I gave them a second chance to “make it right” after the oil leak showed up right after changing the timing belt but that led to them break

Allan Kruse Edited 2 years ago

Called Tony to make an appointment for my Mustang GT that kept throwing a code for bad 02 sensor. Even after I changed them out it still came back on no matter what I tried to do.Tony took the car for a couple of days and ran some test on it and did some work on my cars ground wires. So far the car is running great with no codes. But Tony also recommended that I change out the catalytic converter of which I'm in the process of doing. Tony Is a very nice guy and he listened to what I was experiencing with the car. Definitely will use him again. Thank you to Tony and all his staff.for being helpful and professional.