Great service. See my photo I shared for my full review…read more This site wouldn't let me post due to the length. Quality of work was amazing. They found a bubble on a tire that had nothing to with why I was there. Quoted price from other places were 30% higher than Gil's. For not only the prices, it gives you a peace of mind for you and your family.

I had my value gasket replaced here. I also scheduled a follow up appointment to get other work…read moredone. I drive to work to pick up my stuff, I left in the work truck. On my drive, the radiator hose blew off. Not having any tools with me. I called for help and get my car towed to my work. I reattached the radiator hose and filled the radiator with water. I tried starting it and sounded out of time and won't start. I tow it back to the shop and have them look at it. They tell me that It's complicated and I need to take it somewhere else. I'm really not seeing the value of what I paid for.

Joe is a fantastic tow driver and person. After a deer jumped in front of my car, rendering it not…read moredrivable, Joe responded to the call, put my dead VW on his flatbed, and drove us both 75 miles to Medford, OR. He took me to the airport to try to help me get a rental car, and after there were no cars available (holiday weekend), he took me to a motel. There's more! Because I had two bikes with my, he kept my stuff on/in the car and coordinated with me so I could retrieve my stuff from his shop the next day (a Saturday). Joe went above and beyond! Thanks for bailing me out, Joe, I really appreciate it.

Just made contact with "Joe", who refuses to put a customers car in my driveway, says it's against…read more"Insurance regulations" I have been working with vehicles for over 40 years, never have I had such an obstinate tow driver, he, when asked his name wouldn't answer me, I tapped him on the shoulder, and asked again, he went crazy, threatened to call the cops because I touched him. Seconds later he changed his mind, what was grounds for an assault charge was suddenly nothing to him, he said he would just forget it. Well, I haven't forgotten it, he is a moronic jerk in my opinion, and a worthless tow driver. Guys like this aught to stay home, rather than starting trouble, he should have slept in and skipped work. This guy is wholly inept, and a real liability to his company. I am not in South La, I am in Keno Oregon, in spite of what the review states. I don't understand how that made it into the review, but the tow company I was talking about in in Ashland Oregon, not South La.

They were so nice. As soon as I drove up. A nice man came and got my tank out for me. They young…read morelady inside was very pleasant too. Will definitely go there from now on.

Super helpful and great prices we go here for propane for our forklift and trailers... older…read moregentleman usually helps us and he's very nice

Canadian driving through Medford and in need of air conditioning repair. The front desk staff was…read moreVERY helpful and professional. They were able to get my car in the next day diagnosed, and repaired while I waited. Tech did the repairs quickly,then took the car for a test drive and was quite concerned about a rear wheel bearing noise. He recommended a quick ck and decided bearing was finished. The owner Ken gave me a loaner for the night and the Tech had my car ready to go by 8:30am. :} In my opinion this is exceptional service and should be recognized as such. Thanks for the help.

SOAC has a secret asset above every other car maintenance business in the area. His name is…read moreAndrew, and he is the best professional diagnostic mechanic anywhere. Seriously. My husband has followed Andrew through the years and all over Medford as he built his skills and reputation. I'm actually hesitant to tell too many people about him because I don't want him to not have time in his schedule when I need him. But I can't help bragging about him and the service at SOAC either. Speaking of service, (at the helm) Ken is also the best ever! Always helpful, efficient, knowledgeable and caring, I have never been let down by anyone at this business. I don't know why it's taken me this long to write a review, but I'm doing it now out of sincere appreciation for years of outstanding service and kindness.

We trusted Pennzoil Oil Stop with our truck, and it turned into a nightmare. They installed non-OEM…read moreparts in our transmission, claiming they "stand by their work." Unfortunately, the filter they put in slipped and fell onto the oil pan, causing our transmission to completely fail. We were left with a $7,000 repair bill to replace the transmission. When we brought this to their attention--referencing the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act they even advertise on their website--they took zero responsibility. Instead of standing behind their service, they left us with the damage and the cost. We always try to support local shops, but when a business does you dirty like this, it's just wrong. We stood behind them as a customer, but in the end, we got the short end of the stick. If you value your vehicle and your money, think twice before trusting this shop.

very nice quick and painless.very nice clean bath room. cookies are a nice touch. not much eles to…read moresay. thanks

I went through the car wash and pulled into the vacuum area, only to find that a piece of my bumper…read morehad been snagged and pulled off during the wash. My 2009 Subaru Forester was in great condition beforehand. The damage happened here. I told the employee at the booth, who called over the assistant manager, Tyler. Tyler was rude and combative from the start. He handed me an incident report with a disclaimer stating the business isn't responsible for damage to cars over 10 years old. I refused to sign it. He also refused to give me contact information for the general manager or any insurance information, and instead gave me the phone number for a different location across town. When I called it, I spoke to two more "assistant managers" who said I'd have to wait for the actual manager before anything could move forward. Total runaround. If a business damages a customer's car, that should be handled between insurance companies, not decided unilaterally by the business that caused the damage. Of course they're going to say it's not their fault. I ended up waiting in the parking lot for over an hour for the general manager, Dustin, to show up. When he finally arrived, he walked straight to my car and started inspecting and touching the damaged bumper without a word. No introduction, no acknowledgment that I was right there. I was alone in the back of that parking lot with two men telling me their business wasn't responsible for damage they caused, and Dustin's whole demeanor made it clear he had no intention of being cordial about it. When I pointed out that he hadn't even introduced himself before putting his hands on my car, his response was, "If this is how we're starting off, it's not going to end well." That's not how a manager should speak to a customer, period. It came across as a thinly veiled threat, not customer service. He was short, dismissive, and clearly agitated that I'd pushed back at all, like I was the problem for expecting basic decency after his business damaged my property. At no point did he attempt to de-escalate, apologize, or treat the situation with any professionalism. If your business damages a customer's vehicle, the bare minimum is: reimburse the cost of the service that caused the damage, treat the customer with respect, and carry insurance to cover it. Instead, I got aggression and intimidation from the person in charge. Worst $11 I've ever spent. Dustin and Tyler both need serious training in how to handle conflict without becoming hostile toward customers.

They keep putting us to close the the car in front of us and the front t of my car never gets…read morewashed.... an the power shuts off every other time we go through.... I've never left there thinking that was worth the 10 dollars a car wash. Bad experiencessss. Save the money and go somewhere else.

Im not from the area so I found this place when searching for the nearest tires shop when I could…read morehardly go 50 feet without almost sliding off the road. I slid into this place with almost completely bald tires, not really sure what to do because tires are pricey (hence the bald ones I've been driving on for too long, or so I thought thanks to Les Schwab. A dude named Austyn, I think, was in there and showed me some options that were less than half the price of the last set I got. Turns out Austyn is the manager, and he himself and a couple guys from his team jumped right in to get me squared away and back on the road, no crazy wait time or other stuff. It's a little crazy that places with service like that still exist. I'll make this my go to anytime im in Medford. Thanks.

I don't usually leave reviews, but this experience with Point S Tire & Auto Service was too…read moreconcerning not to share. I bought a set of tires from them for about $600 (almost $900 installed). In less than 10,000 miles (about a year and a half), the tires started showing visible tread chunking and abnormal wear. When I had another shop look at them, they estimated the tires had already lost about 50% of their tread life, which is extremely premature. When I first brought my vehicle back to Point S, they told me I needed a rack and pinion replacement and quoted around $2,000. That didn't sit right, so I got two additional opinions. Both confirmed there was no issue with the rack and pinion. When I returned and told them this, they said the original diagnosis may have been a mistake and that they could have confused rainwater for a fluid leak. That explanation alone was concerning. They also dismissed the tire wear as normal, despite the low mileage, visible damage, and feedback from other shops. They did not offer meaningful help with a warranty claim or take responsibility for the situation. At that point, I lost confidence and chose to go elsewhere. Between the incorrect $2,000 repair recommendation and the unwillingness to address what appears to be premature tire failure, I would not return. I strongly recommend getting a second opinion if you're told you need major repairs here.

I found the mechanics to be knowledgeable and hardworking. When they found the problem they worked…read morethrough it till the job was done and done right.

Youtube Reivew: https://bit.ly/3Q3UpLR…read more Point #1: Excessive Markup on Fuel Pump A 22-year-old customer brought her car in after the check engine light turned on. She was advised to replace the valve gasket and fuel pump, with a total estimate of approximately $3,000. Because she relies on her car to commute to Grants Pass, she felt pressured and agreed to the repair. The receipt shows she was charged $2,000 for the fuel pump alone. -Typical fuel pump cost: ~$500 -Amount charged: $2,000 -Markup: 300% When questioned, the shop stated that this level of markup is "typical" for their business. Point #2: Failure to Disclose Critical Repair After completing the initial repairs, the customer received a message stating that an additional $3,000 timing chain repair was required for the vehicle to be drivable. This information was not disclosed upfront. When asked why this critical issue was not communicated earlier, the explanation given was that it "may not have been noticed until later." -This explanation is highly questionable. -The timing chain is located in an area that would reasonably be inspected during related engine work. -It is unlikely that such a major issue would only be discovered after completing the initial repairs. It is reasonable to conclude that this information was withheld, as the customer may not have approved the initial repair had she known the full scope of required work. Point #3: Inflated Labor Charges for Timing Chain The shop quoted $2,252 in labor for the timing chain replacement. -Claimed labor time: 8.5 hours -Implied hourly rate: ~$265/hour -This is significantly higher than industry norms: -Typical labor rates: $120-$160/hour The shop stated this was due to "tiered labor pricing" based on job complexity. However: -This pricing structure was not clearly communicated -The effective hourly rate is well above standard ranges -This results in approximately $1,000+ in additional labor cost compared to typical pricing. Conclusion The pattern of behavior raises serious concerns: Excessive part markup Delayed disclosure of critical repairs Significantly inflated labor charges Taken together, these actions suggest a lack of transparency and raise questions about whether the customer was treated fairly.