Meticulous to detail! Master to his craft! Salvador will stop at nothing to make sure you are left…read morefeeling fully satisfied. Thank you for the hard work!

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I brought my car in for normal service. They knew all the items that had to be serviced and showed…read moreme what they were. They did the service on time and gave me the car back completely clean. Very good shop.

I've been taking both my cars to Ken Scales for the past 12 years, but since Ken retired and his…read moreson Jeff stepped back from the business things have gone downhill, which is usually what happens when there's no owner presence on-site. When I took my Subaru in for an oil change, the tech didn't tighten the oil cap which popped off and blew oil all over my engine. Then, two weeks ago my Corvette wouldn't start, made a loud noise when I pushed the start button. AAA was not able to start it. Had to call a flat bed. Ken Scales did nothing for 2 days. On the third day they called and said the battery was dead. I told them I suspected something else was wrong because a dead battery makes no sound at all when you push the start button. I asked them to check everything having to do with starting the car that might have caused that noise. When they called to say they replaced the battery, I asked if they found what was causing the noise when pushing the start button. They said it was just a dead battery that's all, couldn't find anything else. This week, I drove the Corvette to Brookings, turned the engine off, but when I tried to start it again it made the same noise as before the new battery was installed. Worse yet, AAA said there were no AAA approved automotive service places within 30 miles, and they will only tow for 3 miles. I was terrified - 2 1/2 hours from home and no way to get there. After hitting the gas pedal a couple of times, I managed to get the car started, decided to try to make it home to Jacksonville. Took the car to Bob Thomas Automotive (BBB approved). They took the car right in, called me to say they hadn't found the problem yet, but assured me they would keep looking. Next morning their best technician called to say it took him 2 1/2 hours, but he finally found the problem. The grey wire to the fuel pump was loose. I will NEVER take my cars to Ken Scales again.

Compared to the south Fred Meyer off Center Drive, this store is a lot older, but recently…read moreremodeled and is very similar in layout to the south store now. The Chase bank in store branch is much better than down south, and they seem to have more of a grocery section. Love the fact that I can pick up six packs of Snapple Apple here - we can't do that at Kroger-owned Smith's in Nevada. Their pharmacy is also awesome, and with the new website, it's extremely easy to transfer prescriptions between Kroger owned pharmacies (especially Smith's, which Freddy's owned before they merged with Kroger.) Gas price tends to be a bit higher than the other store - also, some items can be cheaper at Walmart, but I find that Freddy's has a lot of stuff that Wally World doesn't.

Wow! I don't think I've ever had better service at a gas station! Ken is incredible at his job! He…read morehelped with rewards, offered to clean my window and brightened my day with his can-do cheerful attitude. Yay Ken! That tank of gas lasted me all the way to San Jose, CA so he must have added some magic ingredient like care and goodwill. Thank you Ken! I hope to see him on my next trip up to Oregon.