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Inland Auto & Truck

Inland Auto & Truck

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521 Railroad St, Corona, California, 92882, United States
(951) 898-3800 inlandautoandtruck.net
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Apr 13, 2018
The owner Jesus is very professional , courteous , and honest. The work was done with the expertise you expect and at reasonable prices . I will use them for all of my future repair needs.

Feb 22, 2015
Arrived on the job site with a 2007 Dodge Sprinter 2500 Diesel with 200,000 miles that was making a funny noise. Tried to turn the engine over to let some coworkers hear it and it wouldn't crank. I googled diesel repair and found these guys. Had the vehicle towed here just before noon. He wasn't too busy and had a diagnosis by mid-afternoon. Had it repaired in a very reasonable amount of time and cost. My boss commented to me later that week that he was very impressed with their knowledge and service, and thanked me for finding it. My boss NEVER thanks me for doing anything!

Feb 25, 2013
Had a GREAT experience dealing with both Craig and Margo! Clear explanation of the process to get my car up to speed for passing a smog test. Quick and painless diagnosis which ended keeping my costs to a minimum. Not to mention the FREE taxi service to my home and and back (21 mi round trip) I will be going there again in with my other vehicles soon! Check these guys out!

Mar 16, 2017
I will not take my vehicle back to this place again had my vehicle all day long then call me at 5 o'clock and said they need to keep the vehicle overnight and this was just for a triple a auto inspection

May 16, 2014
Extremely HORRIBLE experience! First, the lady that works the counter is a real gem of a person, extremely rude and absolutely unaccommodating. Second, she has not a clue what customer service entails. I will NEVER give this terrible place my business ever again, and will go to great lengths to let everyone possible know NOT to go to this awful place, by doing reviews everywhere I can, including YELP. DO NOT TAKE YOUR VEHICLE TO THIS HORRIBLE PLACE.

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Opening Hours

Mon:8 am - 5 pm
Tue:8 am - 5 pm
Wed:8 am - 5 pm
Thu:8 am - 5 pm
Fri:8 am - 5 pm