Vidal Auto Service
MINNEAPOLIS

They take great care of my car letting me know what I need to fix and accurate estimates.

Incredible customer service. Feels like small town place and I got a brief history lesson about the area where I work too. No frills, no trying to upsell, fixed only what was broken. We will be back for sure.

We came here when Brian had Clyde’s and we were concerned what would happen to our neighborhood mechanic. No worries. Jose was able to get us in same day and handled our repair quickly. I was out within an hour and happy as can be. So glad to have our neighborhood mechanic back.

They made a customer for life. It’s so important (and a great relief) to find a mechanic you feel you can trust. Isaac is the one I dealt with and he was so nice and so helpful. Even if I didn’t live nearby, I’d still choose Vidal Auto for my future car care needs.

We have been going to be these cats for a few years … Outstanding service, smart, honest crew, won’t go any place else.

Okay, these guys were nothing short of amazing. I took my car to a dealership initially and was appalled by the estimate and the wait time. At Vidal, my car was fixed overnight for a fraction of the price. And it runs like a charm. Plus, Guillermo the dog. Love this place.

Saved my life! About a year ago, Brian recommended that I replace the bolts on my wheels because they were rusty and difficult to get off. Today, I got a flat tire on the freeway on the road to Duluth when it was 17 degrees outside. I was so happy when those bolts came right off and we could put the spare on! Thank you to Clyde’s for a recommendation that was so worth it.

Good people make this world tolerable and the people at Clyde’s are good people! I drove to MN from AZ and the cold did a number on my tire pressure. I’m no car guy and they helped me with everything. Thank you so much!

Great shop, it is one of our regular places to go. Was most impressed by their diagnosing a sputter in our car. It would drive fine cruising at highway speed but would sputter on acceleration. Tom tracked it down to a fuel pump wire whose insulation had been stripped due to its being in contact with the shifter. Acceleration would shift the weight and tension the wire just enough to bring it into contact with the shifter, creating a short. Poor manufacturer design but they fixed it! No problems since.