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Alfa Auto Repair

✓ Tune-up, Oil, and Lube

4525 W. First St Ste # B, Santa Ana, CA 92703

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License #294738 · California state licensing records · data refresh 2026-08-02

About this oil change shop

Located at 4525 W. First St Ste # B in Santa Ana, CA, Alfa Auto Repair serves drivers across the Orange County area. Its state license — #294738 — is on record in California's licensing data as of 2026-08-02.

State records list its specialty as Tune-up, Oil, and Lube — self-reported by the shop. Phone: (714) 839-9300. Call ahead to confirm today's hours and wait before you drive over.

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Common questions

Where is Alfa Auto Repair located?

Alfa Auto Repair is at 4525 W. First St Ste # B, Santa Ana, CA 92703, in Orange County. Phone: (714) 839-9300.

What license does Alfa Auto Repair hold?

Alfa Auto Repair appears in California state licensing records under license #294738 (data refresh 2026-08-02).

What's included in an oil change service?

Drain old oil, install new oil to spec, replace filter, check fluid levels, and perform a multi-point safety inspection.

  • Correct oil grade (viscosity) for your engine is non-negotiable
  • Filter quality affects how long clean oil stays clean
  • Multi-point inspection catches safety issues while you're already in
  • Tire pressure and brake thickness often checked at same visit

Per ASE-standard oil change procedure.

How often should I get an oil change?

Every 3,000-5,000 miles for conventional oil; every 7,500-10,000 miles for full synthetic — follow your owner's manual.

  • Synthetic oil extends intervals significantly
  • Severe duty driving (towing, stop-and-go) shortens intervals
  • Modern vehicles often have oil-life monitors — follow them
  • Skipping intervals causes sludge buildup and accelerated wear

Per manufacturer recommendations and ASE technician guidance.