The service at Toyota Wondries is excellent especially customer, especially thanks to Nelson Samson from customer service. I paid a reasonable price for my car check up and maintenance
9/13/2025
San Marino. VERIFIED CUSTOMER
Jason was great and kept me informed about the service of my vehicle. Looking forward to working with him moving forward
9/13/2025
Pablo Z. VERIFIED CUSTOMER
Everything ok
9/13/2025
Peter Y. VERIFIED CUSTOMER
Daniel is friendly and fast as getting things done! Thank you!
9/13/2025
Maria C. VERIFIED CUSTOMER
Kanika is the best in customer service.
9/13/2025
Katherine V. VERIFIED CUSTOMER
Thank you
9/13/2025
Alfredo D. VERIFIED CUSTOMER
Excellent!
9/13/2025
Edwar S. VERIFIED CUSTOMER
Iam happy for the service I’ll give a. 10
9/13/2025
Luis O. VERIFIED CUSTOMER
Great job !!
9/13/2025
Soledad C. VERIFIED CUSTOMER
Excelente servicio
9/13/2025
Karina G. VERIFIED CUSTOMER
Excellent service
9/13/2025
David O. VERIFIED CUSTOMER
Very helpful and nice
9/13/2025
Nicholas R. VERIFIED CUSTOMER
Danny was fantastic, will definitely be coming back because of him. Great service, polite, friendly, and great chatting with him about classic rock. Thank you, Danny!! -NickR
9/12/2025
Janette E. VERIFIED CUSTOMER
Very friendly and welcoming.
9/12/2025
Kirstin E. VERIFIED CUSTOMER
Helpful and friendly with great communication skills
9/12/2025
Maria C. VERIFIED CUSTOMER
She’s the best in customer service
9/12/2025
Yurong Z. VERIFIED CUSTOMER
On September 9th, I took my car to Wondries Toyota for service. On the morning of September 10th, I started the car and discovered that the tires were locked. I contacted Wondries Toyota, and they told me to have my car towed to their service department. On the morning of September 11th, I towed my car to Wondries Toyota, where service representative Wu Di informed me that my brake pads were severely worn and needed to be replaced at a cost of $600. The problem is, the September 9th service included a brake system inspection. Why didn't Wondries Toyota notice that the brake pads needed to be replaced? As a result, on September 10th, my car was immobilized due to locked tires, delaying my work. If I didn't pay the $600 brake pad replacement fee, I would have to pay the $215 inspection fee. I feel this service is unreasonable. If I had been informed of the need for brake pad replacement during the September 9th service, the significant delays and lost work on September 10th and 11th could have been avoided.