About the shop

Two bays in 1999, six today. Same corner, same owner, and most of the same customers.

Technician on the phone in the workshop, holding an open repair folder beside an orange SUV, with cars on lifts behind

Vik’s shop

Vik Mehra worked at a dealership for eleven years before he opened Brookland Auto Service on Brookland Park Boulevard. He wanted a shop where the person who fixes your car can also explain it to you.

He still runs the front desk most mornings. Every estimate goes past him before it reaches you.

1999Opened

6Bays

4ASE-certified technicians

The technicians

ASE certification means a written exam for each area and two years of work on top. It runs out after five years, so they retake it.

How we work

A few rules that haven’t changed since the first day.

  • We fix what’s broken. Upkeep that can wait goes on the estimate as “can wait”.
  • Technicians are paid by the hour, not by the job, so no one gains from selling you more.
  • You can have your old parts back, every time.
  • We follow your maker’s service schedule and keep the records, so your factory warranty stays valid.
  • Used oil, coolant and batteries go to a licensed recycler.

From our customers

  • Another shop wanted to replace the catalytic converter. Nate found a cracked vacuum hose and charged me for diagnosis and a $14 part.

    Marisol R.Ginter Park, check-engine light
  • The estimate came by text with photos of my worn pads. I approved it at my desk and picked the car up at four.

    Derek W.Bellevue, brakes
  • Vik has looked after three of our cars. When the old minivan wasn’t worth fixing anymore, he told us so.

    Joyce A.Customer since 2004
  • They found the leak with dye instead of just topping it up. Cold air all summer, and the bill matched the estimate to the cent.

    Tom and Priya K.Lakeside, air conditioning

Come and meet us

Book a drop-off, or stop by for an inspection on a weekday before 3.