In just a few years, Tesla has exploded onto the seen as one of the most popular luxury cars available. Fully electric, their innovations have helped make hybrid vehicles cooler than ever before. With such a reputation for performance, reliability, comfort, and efficiency, each Tesla is held to a high standard throughout production and for all maintenance requirements. Masters European & Japanese Auto Repair is known for helping Mill Valley drivers take better care of their Tesla with dealership quality service with every visit.

Our shop is fully equipped with all the latest factory-grade tools and equipment available. This ensures accuracy no matter how big or small the task is so that you can continue to drive with confidence in your vehicle.
Tesla models each have strict service requirements and our expert mechanics & technicians will always make sure that your car’s maintenance program is followed to a T including:
Whether you’re new to Masters European & Japanese Auto Repair or you’re a returning customer, our team is here to help you get the most out of your Tesla. Defying convention, Tesla has redefined luxury, style, and what it means to be an electric car. It’s only fitting that service for your car is the highest quality possible.
Located in Mill Valley, our Tesla services will be available for drivers all throughout the surrounding area including:
Please call us today to schedule an appointment for your Tesla or to learn more about all our available services and repairs.
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