Route 66 Auto Repair shop exterior with open service bays at 1775 W Foothill Blvd, Upland, California

Auto Repair for Guasti and Ontario Airport Area Drivers

Near Guasti and Ontario Airport? Take the I-10 west to Central Ave to reach our Upland shop for testing, a written estimate and U-Haul rentals.

Updated 5 min readBy the Route 66 Auto Repair service team

TLDRGuasti drivers take the I-10 west to Central Ave. Expect testing first, a written estimate, and U-Haul equipment at the same shop.

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If you live or work around Guasti, near Ontario International Airport, Route 66 Auto Repair in Upland is a straight shot up the I-10 and Central Ave. Our one shop sits at 1775 W Foothill Blvd. ASE-certified technicians find the cause before anything is replaced, and you sign off on a written estimate first. We accept tow-ins, and we are also a U-Haul Neighborhood Dealer for moves and hauling.

How do you get from Guasti to the shop?

Guasti sits just south of the I-10, close to the airport. Get on the I-10 heading west and stay on it past the 15 interchange and through Ontario. Exit at Central Ave in Montclair and turn right to head north. Central carries you across Holt Blvd and Arrow Route and up to Foothill Blvd in Upland.

At the corner, look for In-N-Out Burger. We are one block east of it, at Central. Surface streets can work, but the I-10 is the simplest path from the airport area. If you have never been here, the directions page shows the corner.

What makes Guasti-area driving rough on cars?

The streets around the airport carry a lot of big trucks. Freight traffic sheds gravel, strap buckles and bits of tread, and a small car finds them with its tires. Wide pavement and parking lots also soak up heat, so summer afternoons near the airport feel hotter than the foothills.

Airport parking brings its own problem. A car that sits for a week or two in the heat can come back with a weak battery, and it may not start when you land. Short hops between warehouses, the airport and home mean the engine rarely gets fully warm, which is hard on batteries and oil alike. Guasti Regional Park is a nice spot, but the roads around it are working roads.

Three common jobs for Guasti drivers

  • Battery and no-start testing. Heat and long parking stints wear batteries out. We test the battery, the starter and the charging system before we sell you anything. See electrical services.
  • Tire damage from road debris. Punctures, sidewall cuts and slow leaks are common on freight routes. We sell, mount and balance new tires, and we tell you honestly when a tire can be repaired. Our tire services page has details.
  • Work vans and small fleets. Companies near the airport can get unit numbers on every invoice and A/B/C preventive maintenance intervals, with priority when the board allows. Read the fleet managers page.

Car running hot or dead near the airport?

If the gauge rises on the I-10, get to the right lane and off at the next exit if you safely can. If not, use the shoulder, hazards on, and stay well away from passing traffic. Turn the engine off and do not open a hot radiator cap.

If the car will not start in an airport lot, do not keep cranking. Note whether the dash lights come on and whether you hear a click. Call (909) 608-7699 during business hours and tell us what happened. We accept tow-ins, and a car that arrives on a truck is often cheaper to fix than one that was pushed too far.

What are the steps when you bring a car from Guasti?

  1. Step 1: Call ahead

    We check the board and give you a time we can actually keep.

  2. Step 2: Choose wait or drop-off

    Short tests may allow a wait. Longer jobs usually go better as a drop-off. We decide together at intake.

  3. Step 3: Fee before testing

    The counter tells you the diagnostic fee first, and it applies to approved related repair.

  4. Step 4: Written estimate

    Each line is marked as a safety or strand risk now, or something you can schedule.

  5. Step 5: Verify the repair

    We repair to spec, quality-check the work and road-test the vehicle.

What's included for Guasti customers

Included on the work order

6 lines
  1. 01Diagnostic fee stated at the counter
  2. 02Written estimate before any extra work
  3. 03Unit numbers on invoices for fleet vehicles
  4. 04Old parts available to see
  5. 05Quality check and road test
  6. 06Invoice that lists warranty coverage for the part and repair

Which problems need attention first?

Need now: call

Safety or strand risk
  • A tire with a sidewall cut or a bulge
  • A car that needed a jump twice in one week
  • A warning light for brakes or charging

Need later: book

Can be scheduled
  • A tread that is getting low but still legal and even
  • A battery that tested weak but still starts
  • A cabin filter that is dusty but not blocked

Can you rent a U-Haul here instead of near the airport?

Yes. We are a U-Haul Neighborhood Dealer with 10, 15, 20 and 26 foot trucks, cargo vans, cargo and utility trailers, auto transport trailers, tow dollies and motorcycle trailers. Reserve on U-Haul (opens in a new tab) and confirm current capacity there. We take fuel and cleanliness photos at checkout. More is on our U-Haul rentals page.

How do price and timing work?

Phone quotes are ranges until the vehicle is inspected. AAA members get 10% off parts and labor, up to $75, with the card at time of service. We take cards and cash. Hours are Monday to Friday 8 AM to 5 PM and Saturday 8 AM to 2 PM, and same-day work happens when the board allows, so call before you drive over.

Light trails from cars on a freeway at night
Evening commute (representative photo)
Line of cars in traffic on a city street
Daily commute traffic (representative photo)

Frequently asked questions

How far is Route 66 Auto Repair from Guasti?

It is a short freeway drive. Take the I-10 west to the Central Ave exit, then go north on Central into Upland. Airport and freight traffic change the trip, so check a map app before you leave.

Is there a mechanic near Guasti open on Saturday?

Our Upland shop is open Saturday from 8 AM to 2 PM and Monday to Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM. We are closed Sunday. Call first on Saturday, because the board fills quickly.

Do I need an appointment coming from Guasti?

An appointment is the safest plan. At the very least, call before you drive over so we can check the board. If today is full, we can set a drop-off time or you can use the after-hours key drop.

Can I wait at the shop instead of going back to Guasti?

For short tests and quick jobs, often yes. Bigger repairs usually work better as a drop-off. We decide together at intake, and we call or text you when the car is ready or if the timing changes.

Do you rent U-Haul trucks near Guasti?

Yes. We are a U-Haul Neighborhood Dealer in Upland, a short trip up the I-10 and Central Ave. Reserve on uhaul.com and confirm current capacity there. If you rent a trailer, ask about the Free Towing Inspection hookup check.

Visit the shop

Route 66 Auto Repair

1775 W Foothill Blvd, Upland, CA 91786 (opens Google Maps)

Foothill Blvd and Central Ave, one block east of In-N-Out Burger. Between the I-10 and the 210 on Historic Route 66.

(909) 608-7699info@route66autorepairshop.com
Route 66 Auto Repair weekly hours
Monday8 AM–5 PM
Tuesday8 AM–5 PM
Wednesday8 AM–5 PM
Thursday8 AM–5 PM
Friday8 AM–5 PM
Saturday8 AM–2 PM
SundayClosed
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1775 W Foothill Blvd, Upland, CA 91786

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Route 66 Auto Repair, 1775 W Foothill Blvd, Upland, CA 91786, (909) 608-7699

Get the estimate in writing. Then decide.

Call (909) 608-7699 or stop by 1775 W Foothill Blvd, Upland, CA 91786. Monday to Friday 8 AM–5 PM, Saturday 8 AM–2 PM, Sunday closed. We test first, write the estimate, and label what is needed now and what can wait.

Bring your key, your AAA card if you have one, and a photo of any warning light.

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