Daniel helped me out with speedy diagnostics and honesty. I would recommend trusting this business…read morewith your vehicle they proved trustworthy to me. Thank you again Daniel!

I stopped here sometime in October because my tires felt off and they were in the area. Yeah I…read morecould have stopped anywhere else but it was rainy and I needed to stop somewhere. As soon as I parked I wasn't even a customer going in the shop, I parked near the garage and a friendly tech walked over to me and asked if I needed help, this is NOT normal. You go to a shop and the techs almost ALWAYS avoid eye contact with anyone. I mentioned my tpms light kept going on and he adjusted the air pressure. It was all good and then a few days later, the SAME THING happened again. So, I decided maybe I'll go to another shop. The tech at the other shop looked at my tire and said nope it looks fine I don't know what could be wrong and why it keeps going flat. So I just ordered new wheels and new tires and waited for them to come in because of course winter is coming and I don't want to be stranded. Before my wheels arrived I made another stop to Midas and the same tech greeted me and helped me and said, air already? I said yeah the guys at the other shop couldn't figure out what's wrong. So I mentioned there wasn't any nails or anything. So he took the time to take the wheel off.. I'm not even a customer. Just someone asking for help. He realized the valve needle(?) in my tire wasn't locked in all the way so the air wasn't staying in. He adjusted it and told me to come back if any other issues arise. I didn't go back after he fixed that and I thanked them and promised to go to their shop when my service is due. So months go by it's the end of December. I decide to do an early oil change to get ahead and see if there's anything else that needs to be done to my car, I went back to Midas as promised and the same tech was there! He loved my car and said wow you have a clean tlx! He mentioned he got an Acura recently as well. We both agreed they are beautiful and he told me something's about my car and as I waited for my oil change I chatted up with the manager and he was very kind as well. They gave me a list of things that need to be done to my car and I mentioned I got some spare parts and he mentioned if they fit my car they can use it in place of ordering to get the work done on my car. While it is pricey to get car repairs, if I could afford to have them do it all at once, honestly I would. These guys are genuinely kind. As I drove off I had noticed my car was making weird noises, they did a tire rotation for me. I called them and they invited me back and lifted my car up again and showed me that the shop that installed my wheels and tires put the wheel weights in a very awkward spot making it rub against my brake caliper. So no problem, the tech switch the wheels back and told me to demand I get that fixed because as much as he would be able to do it. He wants to be sure that I go back to the shop I went to so that the manager can see what went wrong to prevent the next customer at the other shop from having a hard time. Nice right? Anyways, these guys have my loyalty.

Great customer service they make you feel like family. The gas is good and that's main reason to…read morecome here. The price is steep not gonna lie about that .

The people who work here are so friendly! Every time I walk through the door, I feel like I'm in my…read morelocal neighborhood spot! Love this place! I also highly recommend Jackson's brand chocolatey peanut clusters. They are the best!

Tony arrived on time, did good work on the glass he installed--my windows were smashed through, and…read morethe new window rolls up and down smoothly. We did have a hiccup--no extension cord to his vacuum. I appreciated him calling me to tell me that. I came down w/ my handvac and we vacuumed up the pieces INSIDE THE CAR DOOR. He explained that often when you bring it into shops, the reason why it could feel like the window's "catching" when you roll it up and down's because of the glass shards that are still in there. By the end of it, I think there were at least a dozen or so pieces in there that I couldn't get to w/ my handvac before we sealed up the whole thing. But if I didn't have a handvac, I can imagine it would have been a bigger headache driving around to locate a close enough outlet. Keep that in mind when you book. So far no rain yet to test how gasket's sealing, but I will update if anything changes. Note: It's cash or money order. Altogether I think the work took about 30-40 minutes. More Details: I found Tony through another listing. He explained that he subscribed to an auto glass marketing thing to give his business more visibility. I'm not sure if the marketers really do that great of a job. That listing on Yelp had 0 reviews and only showed up on a Sunday morning because I had filtered for businesses that were "opened now". Otherwise, it had 20+ businesses before it. Tony was the 1st person who picked up and gave me a quote that was a 50%+ discount to what Safelite quoted me. I was pretty skeptical and point blank said: I will pay more for better glass. He said he didn't have that option. Just the standard (530?) aftermarket glass that he believes is visibly indistinguishable from OEM glass except for the logo/decal at the bottom right corner. I have no way of evaluating this but I called around enough to be spooked by other vendors who suggested that folks charging low rates will inevitably do a poor job and potentially break my car door. In the end, I went w/ Tony because he had the earliest availability (the next day, Monday afternoon) and I'm glad I gave him a shot.

I have worked with Tony at AAG for several years and order 5-20 windshields a month for our…read moredealership. The whole team is absolutely amazing! lightning fast service, quality beyond expectation and the best prices in the Portland, Vancouver area! He has provided my customers with excellent service and I often hear back how timely and friendly he and his staff are and I have NEVER had one windshield be anything less than perfect! if you are in the market for a windshield feel free to call around but I promise you won't beat AAG's prices, professionalism or quick turnaround! once you work with them you'll never call anyone else!

I'll let the pictures do the talking. Those who are looking…read morearound to get their vehicle repaired, quit wasting your time by looking at other shops. These guys pay attention to detail. I would honestly come back to these guys if any further accident would to ever occur. Pros: Text updates. Estimate updates and total cost in text links. Less than 3 weeks. Subaru friendly! Cleaned my car inside and out once complete. Every part/item done to the car is typed in detail with cost amount. They finished early. They LISTENED to the costumer. Warranty!! Cons?: Turning into the right building and not the motor homes. Lol Originally went to the Hollywood shop but they were full. They referred me to this shop. No big issue! Thanks guys. I really did appreciate all the work you did.

After waiting almost 2 months for a Tesla parts order, I was told the parts were never ordered…read morebecause they required advanced payment. Neither I nor my insurance were ever informed of this requirement until I called almost 2 months after the initial claim was submitted. They had almost 2 months to request payment but they never did and would have waited forever to inform me of this requirement. I fired them and submitted my claim to Bob Thomas CARSTAR Collision. The pandemic does not excuse this kind of shabby customer treatment! Now I'm two months behind in my repair!

Staying at a nearby hotel and walked down to grab a cup of hot coffee this morning. The coffee was…read morejust Folgers brand, but they did have dark roast available and it tasted pretty fresh I thought. It was just under $2 for a large so the price was reasonable. Store looked clean and well stocked. Cashier wasn't very friendly but whatever, she was dealing with a difficult customer before me

I love this place. Can't get enough of it. Friendly, knowledgeable, funny, beautiful, open minded,…read morehonest workers here. And they got good danishes

Sun's Market is my homeboy. Always there when I need it. Of course, this place only gets 3 stars…read morebecause of its proximity to my house. I know that doesn't really seem fair or objective, but Sun's good peeps. This spot is owned and operated by a very nice asian couple and their son. The mother doesn't talk much, but a trip or 2 has definitely taken twice as long because I'm shooting the shit with "the son" behind the counter. I should know his name by now, but I don't because I'm terrible with that stuff. They have very bodega-y things in here, though they seem to specialize in energy drinks and alcohol, as almost every cooler in here is chock-full of the stuffs. They also have a nice assortment of things normally only found at small town fairs in the display case by the check out. But they have eggs and butter at Safeway prices and a decent amount of ice cream choices for the occasional late-night sweet tooth binge. Add in the small medicine section and it has all the convenience store goodies I require. You'll just have to ignore the bars on the windows and those wonderful, hilarious signs on the front door: "No more than 2 kids (students) allowed at a time" and, "No sunglasses, no hats". They even each come with a hand-drawn example! I love it. (In case you're wondering, there's a K-8 school a block down the street). Really, this is just another bodega right off 82nd. Nothing special. But I prefer supporting my locally-owned bodega over giving my money to a 7-11, etc.

Stick with me for this review because it is well worth the read…read more I have used the service of Mark a few times. I felt he did a good job on my brakes, replacing front end parts and reinvigorating my air conditioning. In fact, until my most recent interaction I have referred a few individuals to him for work. That will never happen again: let me explain. The problem began when I began scheduling a brake and power steering system flush/refill. He quoted each flush at very competitive levels. I then asked him what brand fluids he used. I immediately got the sense he did not like the question. He grabbed a can from his bench and said that was what he used. I had never seen the brand. I asked him if he would be ok with me bringing Toyota fluids and he appeared to get even more rattled. He replied that all Dot 3 brake fluid is the same because they are all designed to meet the same industry required standard. I replied that some may have additives which provide additional benefits and he said this was not true. I proceeded to make an appointment for the following monday, told him I would bring my own fluids, wherein I watched as he wrote the services he was going to provide and my phone number in his scheduling book. On thursday morning I called, the call rolled to voicemail and I left him a message, with my number and name, asking him to call and tell me the amount of each fluid I should purchase. I waited for a call back. Meanwhile, I began to research brake fluid. Low and behold, all Dot 3 brake fluid is far from the same:there are huge variances. There are three Federal minimum criteria standards for Dot 3 certification: dry boiling point, wet boiling point and viscosity. For example, the minimum wet boiling point is 140 F. A little lesson on what one of these standards means: "wet boiling point". Basically, brake fluid absorbs water in the air, thus manufacturers instruct that brake fluid should only used when freshly opened. Unused portions should be disposed of because it will absorb water, even if capped. Thus, the fluid will also absorb water in your brake lines. The usual life for the fluid is about two years, when the fluid becomes saturated with 3.5% water (the "wet boiling point"). You never want fluid to reach a boiling point because this can damage parts, like brake lines. I have no idea what Mark's fluid "wet boiling point" is. However, Toyota's had the third best rating out of dozens I researched at 285F. In addition, Toyota specifically designs their fluid for their cars with additives which help to lubricate and renew components which are manufactured from a variety of materials. Obviously, no other fluid will provide such a match. I believe a mechanic should be encouraged by/support anyone who cares about maintaining their car enough to become educated on it's maintenance. Obviously, Toyota brake fluid is safe to use in their cars, while there is no assurance additives in any other fluid are compatible with a Toyota. Mark most certainly did not appreciate that I care about my car and think about service/maintenance. He felt like decisions on my car were exclusively for him to make regarding fluids and me thinking otherwise was an insult to him. I find this view disturbing. I have a simple smell test in life: if I can ask a yes/no question, and if both answers are bad then that is a bad result. In this instance I asked myself: "Does Mark know what the "wet boiling point" is and that different producers design their fluids to different standards with different additives?". A "yes" answer to this means Mark was blatantly lying to me. Meanwhile, a "no" answer translates into asking oneself that if he does not know this basic fact, then how much does he really know about cars. More to the point, if he does not know what the standards mean, then why is he telling me all are the same. Both the yes and no answer are really bad. This screams run for the hills to me. Mark never called me back. This raised a concern that he may simply take my fluid, dump it in the recycle fluid tub and use his off-brand to spite me. He obviously did not care about me as a customer because he did not call me back. I had reached a level of concern where I had decided I did not trust him and could not trust him. Do note that Mark did not offer to reduce the cost of service by even a dollar even though he would financially benefit by not having to use any of his own fluids. The cost to me of two cans of Toyota brake fluid (2 - 16oz) and the power steering fluid would have been $54. The Toyota dealership in Corvallis, where I am frequently visiting, quoted me a competitive price for the service and what comes with it is peace of mind. I like to patronize the independent mechanics as the newer cars has made their survival more precarious and I find good ones are very good. However, this independent mechanic I do not recommend patronizing for all of the above reasons.

Fast, honest work, they don't overcharge you or have you do unnecessary work…read more Mark is the hardest mechanic I have ever dealt with.