Where is San Tan Hot Rods & Restoration located?

San Tan Hot Rods & Restoration is located at San Tan Hot Rods & Restoration, 18415 E San Tan Blvd B, Queen Creek, AZ 85142. You can find their exact location and get directions on the map provided above.

What is the overall rating for San Tan Hot Rods & Restoration?

San Tan Hot Rods & Restoration currently has an overall rating of 4.1 out of 5 stars, based on 20 reviews from the community.

What are the opening hours for San Tan Hot Rods & Restoration?

The opening hours for San Tan Hot Rods & Restoration are: Please contact the business at 14809885066 to confirm their current operating hours.

Best Car Repair in Queen Creek, AZ, San Tan Valley: San Tan Hot Rods & Restoration

Eric Lawrence

★★★★★

4 months ago

They did a wonderful job on my 71 Cutlass.

Ryan Robinson

★☆☆☆☆

a year ago

Well I guess they are so busy they don’t need any more customers. I went to the location in person and spoke to the owner. He seemed really nice, I told him what I needed and he wrote all my information down to include a good contact number. Said he was two weeks behind. Needless to say here I am February 2nd and no call back nothing. Called and left him a message……….crickets!!!! Nothing MOVED ON to busy for the small guy I guess.

Peter Oleschuk

★★★★★

4 years ago

The work done here is state of the art restoration! Their customer support is excellent. This is where you take your favorite toys 😍

Dan J

★★★★★

a year ago

I had my GL450 repaired here after being rear ended. They did an amazing job repairing it, it was like a factory finish. Excellent paint match, quick, and kept me updated on the whole process. Overall beyond a five star experience.

M Nicole

★★★★★

2 years ago

The Smith family is amazing to the community. They heard about my daughter trying to raise money for an out-state tournament and they stepped up and donated to her cause. They also have an amazingly talented team. If you have a Hot Rod and need some work. Check them out.

C Gibisch

★★★★★

a year ago

I have not one negative thing to say about Santan hot rods and restoration. They're the only ones that will ever work on my vehicles

Kathy Romo

★☆☆☆☆

5 years ago

I took my 1967 Dodge Dart here in April 2020- I explained to the owner my car had been sitting for about a decade and all the work that had gone into attempting to diagnose it back then (the car wouldn’t stop jumping time). I got my car back in June after the owner told me they got my car running in April or may but it “seized up.” The owner said there was maybe sugar in my gas tank (my car was stored indoors for 10 years). I got charged for all the labor to fix it again, which I don’t feel was right- i think i did my part in giving the history of my vehicle and these types of things should be checked prior to putting thousands of dollars of parts and labor into the vehicle. I doubt there was sugar in the tank anyway since it was stored and that was never a concern when I was trying to get the timing fixed before. But I got charged for a new fuel tank as well as the repeat labor and whatever parts they needed to replace AGAIN. I’m thinking ok, fine. Whatever it takes to get my car back up and running and trying not to be negative or think the worst- that I’m being taken advantage of because I’m a woman. At the end of the day, I paid nearly 8k for a running car- purely to get it going, not any special mods or anything like that. The shop owner assured me my car would be running fine and shouldn’t need any repairs in the near future... but I ended up having to take my car right back because it wasn’t running right- the owner told me they had the wrong carburetor on it. How?!?! Ok, they fix it and i am back on my way nearly a month later, having less and less faith in these mechanics he has working for him and the shop. I got my car back in July now and it broke down the first time I drove it on the highway (not even a tank of gas later). One of the repairs was converting the car to an electronic ignition. The fancy little (EXPENSIVE) aftermarket performance part they used on my wimpy little 225 is the thing that broke- the module and coil exploded. I took it to another mechanic, who repaired my ignition and put a standard 1976 Chrysler electronic ignition on it’s been running fine since. Now I’m back on the road and notice my car smells like gear fluid or gas. Take it to mechanic number 2 again because I don’t trust San Tan Hot Rods- it’s the fuel tank, yet another repair I had already paid for. I call San Tan and he does agree to fix it, I’ll give the owner that. I do believe he would have tried to charge me for this repair if I wasn’t so upset- i let the owner know I didn’t trust him or his mechanics and wouldn’t take it back if i had the money to pay the other mechanic. The workmanship that went into my car was not worth 8k and I only got a refund for the ignition that broke- $288!!!! I am a female and I didn’t want to think I was being ripped off. But I do think that was the case. Each trip back and forth to San Tan Hot Rods was expensive for me, not living locally and I was never compensated for that when it was the shoddy work of his mechanics that caused me to have to go back repeatedly. I would take my car anywhere but San Tan Hot Rods in the future.