Gave me good advice that I could not get the overseas call center to understand. My trailer was…read moreeventually picked up, by a flatbed tow truck resulting in additional damage to the stabilization jacks on 3/4 corners. A twisted ball hook and emergency brake activator crushed.

I would like to give a huge shout out to Barnett Towing & Service, LLC!. Tonight, while driving my…read morework van home my tire blew, I was about two hours from home and enterprise which my company leases the vehicles from basically told to find my own way home. I found them in 30 seconds on google and they got to me within 30 minutes, towed me to a safer location and changed my tire on the side of the road. More than pleased to say the least and given the circumstances it was more than a fair price coming in less than $400. Thank you again Barnett Towing & Service, LLC for getting me home to my family tonight!

I found myself broken down in an RV in Le Page park (24 miles west of Arlington), off I-84, last…read moreweek in 90+ degree heat and I needed a mechanic. The towing/mechanical service after-hours dispatcher at Biggs had not been helpful, in fact he was SO UNHELPFUL, that I decided I would seek help elsewhere if possible. I found Industrial Tire Service (in Arlington) on Google and called Dave Anderson (541- 288-6200) around 9pm to ask him if Arlington had a mechanic. Despite waking him up, Dave got me the phone number of Paul @ Arlington Towing & Repair (541-303-3039). After describing the problem with the mechanic (the vehicle was shaking violently at speeds greater than 25mph), he suggested I check the tires. I soon realized the problem was that my interior passenger side duley tire had blown, and the other tire, holding the weight of the RV was also ballooning in one place and failing as well. I limped into Arlington in the wee hours going 20-25 mph, and visited the mechanic, who looked for other damage to the RV, before sending me next door to Dave at Industrial Tire Service. They specialize in agriculture tires so he thought he might have to drive to The Dalles (which he was willing to do) to find me some RV tires. But in the end, Dave used my spare, AND LOANED me a second tire - the only tire he had that was the same size (FREE OF CHARGE) to get me home. Neither of those ARLINGTON men charged a dime to help me and I know that even if they had charged me, their prices would have been reasonable. Their help renewed my sense that there are still decent people in the world!

After waiting 3 hrs for Progressive insurance to send a truck just to change our tire, we called…read moreIndustrial Tire of Arlington, OR. They arrived on about 15 minutes and had the tire changed in less than 5 minutes. The two men who arrived were polite and hard working. One of us is 87 years old and it was 97 degrees out. Love Industrial tire.

Grateful for your help! I am on a multi state road trip and the check engine light comes on. We…read morecalled Dan and, although he didn't have space to for in any repairs, he offered to at least check the codes. Code turned out to be nothing to worry about during our trip and we were back underway in no time. Also, no charge! Dan's the man!

So thankful for Dan! We were traveling across Oregon on the way to Montana and our truck's check…read moreengine light came on. Apex was the closest auto repair shop so we stopped in hoping they could at least scan the code and tell us what the issue was. Dan came right out, was very friendly to us, our kids and our dog, and was able to ID the code. We were relieved to find out it wasn't anything serious that could leave us stranded. I'm always wary of people's reactions to out of state travelers (we are from California), but we got zero attitude from this shop. Emergency, or routine maintenance, I'd highly recommend!

Brandon, our tow driver, was timely, efficient and courteous. Highly recommend! We had a quick…read moresafe drive down i84 with car in-tow.

My EV battery ran out of juice in a miserable Mt. Hood ski weekend traffic jam, and I couldn't make…read moreit to a charger in time. Had to park it at a sno park overnight. I called several towing companies, but Brandon from River's Edge saved the day. Excellent service and attention to detail. Made sure my plastic hubcaps didn't get damaged. Delivered my car safely to a charger, positioned just right. Grateful.

Only place in Maupin (or anywhere for miles) to get gas. Staff were prompt and the price was fair…read morefor being the only place around. We wer in and out quickly. My kids marveled at the old school gas pump with the non-digital numbers. I'd definitely come back again.

Driving from Vancouver, WA to Redmond, WA via 84 and 197 has lots of scenery but few gas stops once…read moreyou hit 197. If you do a search on Google Maps for nearby gas stations, the search results aren't Shell, 76, Mobil or Chevron. This one came up as search return hit number 2. I thought the name was odd for a gas station but better to not be stuck in the middle of nowhere which had already happened to me earlier this week. (Thanks, Oregon potholes!) Just driving through Maupin is a trip. Like so many other small towns I've seen so far in the state of OR, they're like time capsules unto themselves. Isolated and existing much as they have over the years without succumbing to big box corporate mundanity. If you drive too fast, you might miss this tiny service station. I loved looking at their two pumps enough to take a pic along with the sticker art nearby. :) The guy who pumped the gas was super nice and mellow. $39 for a regular fill-up for my rental Corolla.

Life Savers ! Broke down on Dixie Pass. Just short of…read moreloosing cell service. The tow truck arrived far ahead of what I anticipated. A welcome sight it was. Tom was the best ! Got my pickup back to John Day Point S Auto Service. Problem was solved and back on the road. Hot busy day and all turned out to Great !

Brought car in cause my driver side door was completely and utterly jammed. Asked for a diagnostic…read more Kept calling to ask for an estimate and they kept saying to "call in an hour." Then called asking if it was ok for them to take off the door panel for the diagnostic I said "is that needed?" And they said it was already off. Once again I asked for an estimate and was told to call in an hour. Then in an hour was told they would call. They kept my car for two days and after that they estimated OVER SEVEN HUNDRED for the estimate and the REPAIR I DIDNT ASK FOR because they had to order a part. My uncle and dad (both used to work on cars) went in with me to figure out what was happening and the owner wouldn't even look at me when I tried to speak nor would he address me. Only my father or uncle. When told to talk to me because it's my car and he was being rude he only rolled his eyes at my mother who was the one to say if then continued to ignore me. So I asked for my key, payed the 300 for the diagnostic (still insane they only had my car for that long because they REFUSES to tell me what was happening) and left. Upon getting home I found the reason they charged so much was NOT to order the needed part which I ordered myself for $48. It was because when refusing to give me any information it was because they BROKE my door panel and tore through some of the wiring and were trying to charge me repairs to cover their asses. Why did all this happen? Because I'm a young woman who clearly didn't know much and went into their shop expecting them to treat me like a human but instead they took advantage of my naivety and I learned the hard lesson that I will never be taken seriously unless I have my big scary ex mechanic dad with me.

Just south of Boardman, OR, our modified 1947 Ford woodie developed a bad gas leak from a fuel…read moreinjection pressure gauge. We made it to Ione where Russ McCollough and Jerry (?) made a call to Brannon's in Heppner, OR. Marty squeezed us in and he and Cody promptly fixed our problem at a very fair price. Definitely a Five Star experience!