360 Auto Service

Chi provides amazing service at a very reasonable price. He actually seems to care about your car and often checks this out of courtesy as well! Would recommend to others!

Been going to Chi for years. Great service for just about everything from engine swap to coilovers to oil changes. Always reasonable pricing and I have referred my friends and family to him. He straight to the point and is trustworthy. Found him based on other forums. He fixes stuff fairly fast too compared to some other mechanics my gf has gone too

Great shop, I’ve had work done on my VW GTI a few times from 360 auto and they have always done great work and have been fair with me when it comes to pricing. All the positive reviews about 360 auto are true… I would definitely recommend this shop to anyone.

Been a long time customer here, amazing service and the nicest guys everrrrrr. The owner is such a sweet person, he’s so down to earth, gets along with everyone and gives really good prices. i NEVER feel like I’m getting ripped off. I’ve been going to Chi for almost 3 years now, my TSX is running perfectly thanks to the great work these guys do.

I’ve been going to chi for years. He’s honest and prices are great. His crew are also honest, recommending what’s needed to be fixed and not up selling like other shops.
I recommend book ahead of time cause 360 is always busy. There is wifi so bring your laptop, tablet, work or whatever and wait patiently. I prefer to wait and have good service rather than rushed and not so good. Also markville mall is 5 min walk away. That’s another option while your car is in for service.

Was recommend from RFD. Great service, and awesome prices.
Had coilovers and exhaust installed on my FRS in and out under 3 hrs!

This shop was recommended to me on several forums. The first visit I came in for a simple transmission fluid change and Chi suggested I do the brake fluid at the same time. It was never changed so I went ahead with it. I left feeling satisfied. The next time I called, Chi answered in his usual hasty/​rushed manner and I explained I had received a CEL and code for an evap sensor. I made an appointment to have this fixed on the weekend. I brought my own part and arrived on time for my appointment. Chi had no idea who I was, what my problem was, and I had to explain it again to him. He put my car up, started working, and then stopped as another customer had come in. He talked to this customer for another 15 minutes, worked on his car for a bit, then came back to mine. He continued to work for another 15 minutes then went to talk to someone else who had just been in a small accident. Next he proceeded to take off the guy’s bumper… this continued for 20 minutes. Finally, he came back to my car and finished installing the part. Before he put my car down I saw a plastic hose clip on the ground and pointed this out to him. He hastily put it on and then lowered my car. He spent about 40 minutes on my car and I had been in the shop for close to an hour and a half by now. He charged me an hours worth of labour. Apology? Nope
I would never return to this shop. Chi’s rude and hasty tone on the phone should have been a warning sign. His lack of proper waiting area which was freezing with only a tiny space heater running was the second sign. The last was his work practices and the fact that he went and dealt with other customers instead of working on my car start to finish so I could leave. I suggest that he run his shop a bit more professionally. He can start with hiring more people and trying to be a bit less hasty on the phone.

I’m not a car enthusiast, but I can’t imagine living without my car. It is like an extension of me. It allows me to be Jacques Cousteau, on land.
I wanted to drive a car as far as I can remember. My parents have a picture of me at the age of around 3 sitting on my father’s lap grabbing the steering wheel of our Mustang and looking quite serious as if I was focusing on passing someone on the track and ready to give the finger. Instead of roller coasters as a kid, I loved the cars you could actually steer, albeit limited to a track at Centerville. I loved the bumper cars and later on go-​karts.
It was about freedom and control. It wasn’t as much about the machine to me, as I wasn’t a gear head. I didn’t care as much about the performance of my car, or what the rims looked liked, or how I could lower my car. I will admit, I did have a short phase of that, and did have a sports car, but predominately it was the fact it expanded my world.
Even at a young age, back when 12 year olds could run around the neighbourhood without having a tracking device on them, I would explore. I would wander the downtown core of Toronto until it got dark and had to go home for dinner. Because of my years of exploring, I know the downtown core like the back of my hand. There is no street I don’t know east of Bathurst, west of Broadview from the waterfront to Bloor. I would walk and walk and walk.
My world expanded when I finally bought my own bike. For the next several years, I’d hop on my bike and just ride. I went on every trail the city had to offer and my expeditions became greater. It would bring me to the eastern edges of Scarborough, the western front of Etobicoke and northern regions of Thornhill. When I got sick of those trails, I’d make even bigger treks, and a few times even multi-​day trips out to St. Catherines and even Lake Simcoe. It wasn’t about the cycling it self, but as a kid who was predominately confined to a 2 km square diameter of the downtown core. 50 km away might as well be Egypt.
When I finally got sick of riding the TTC to York University from downtown, and figured that each school year, I would have spent 1 full week of my life riding the subway. I got a car. A crappy little tiny car from a buddy of mine in which my insurance cost more than the car itself.
This gave me access to an even bigger world. I was finally able to make friends from Markham and Mississauga and Richmond Hill, and Woodbridge and Scarborough. I would drive and drive and drive. I drove to Montréal. I drove to Ottawa. I drove to Buffalo. I drove to Boston. I drove to Manhattan.
And since then I’ve been looking for a reliable mechanic. Luckily for me I haven’t had too many issues with my cars, but I’d go where ever I could find a deal. But after all these years I’ve never found someone I felt comfortable with. I want that same relationship with my mechanic like with my Doctor. I want someone I can trust. Someone I could respect.
I’ve been reading about 360 auto and this guy named Chi for years now. He’s essentially synonymous with a good honest mechanic and Honda vehicles if you just google «honda mechanic Toronto». I finally went in to see him and was extremely happy with the service. Turns out he and his crew all originate from the downtown core like me. He didn’t seem to want to hustle like every other mechanic I’ve ever been to. The price was fantastic. I’ve needed a rear brake job, and got a quote of $ 600 from the dealership. Then got a quote of $ 350 from Master Mechanics whom I had previously been going to, however they’re just not open on the weekends. And finally $ 250 from Chi. Provided everything holds up like it should, and every indicators from other web forums it should, they blow everyone else out of the water. Jacques Cousteau would be proud.
Now I can go back to my explorations…