Tyler and Cheyenne were incredibly friendly and responsive from the start. They were able to fit us…read morein on a weekend with very little notice, which we truly appreciated. Tyler diagnosed our car within the timeframe he promised and walked us through everything clearly. The estimate was very reasonable, and the work was completed promptly. What really stood out was Tyler's emphasis on safety--he went above and beyond to make sure our car was safe to take home and even encouraged us to come back so he could look it over again and confirm the issue was fully resolved. It's refreshing to find a mechanic who genuinely cares. We will definitely be back!

They did a great job for half of what I was told it would cost at Master Tech. They also provided…read moreme with an Uber while they had my car. Definitely recommended!

Earlier this year I had my 2011 Subaru Forester in for some major top end work on the engine; about…read more$3600. At the conclusion I was told there was a warranty on their work. I skeptically thought to myself, "Yeah, I've heard those words from repair shops before", only to find out, 'that's not covered under your warranty.' Well I am elated to report that's NOT the case at E&N. Twice I have been back with issues that I was not certain were related to the prior repair work and both times it was fixed, NO CHARGE, as it was covered by the repair warranty. Folks, E&N truly personifies HONESTY AND INTEGRITY in their work. Give them a try, you won't be disappointed.

Got an oil change here real quick today and I'm so glad I chose to go here instead of the…read moredealership. Thankful to have a place close by that charges a fair price! Is it weird I'm looking forward to my next oil change now? Lol

I found Tom Dwyer Auto via raving reviews on Reddit and decided to give them a shot to try to…read morediagnose the source of my water leak. I also added a comprehensive exam (which they offered at a discounted rate) for them to look at my car as a whole and to let me know what things might need repair now and in the near future. They were able to see my car within a week of me reaching out for an appt, and they only kept my car for ~5 hours. They tried everything they could to find the source of my leak, but when they couldn't, they referred me to Liberty Water Leak, who was fantastic and found the sources of my leak and water damage within a few hours. With the comprehensive exam, they listed each item that needed repair and were not pushy AT ALL. They also answered all of my questions, yes... even the dumb ones. There was an oversight where my wiper cowlings were not installed correctly, so I did leave an honest review on SureCritic saying that I wasn't sure if I'd trust them with further repairs due to that mistake. Within a week of posting that review, the shop called me to apologize and discuss what happened. On top of that, they refunded me my entire bill. I understand now why Tom Dwyer Auto has such good reviews-- They genuinely care about their customers and producing quality work. I am grateful to have been treated with respect, not taken advantage of as a female, and for their determination to correct the mistakes made. Thank you again!

Excellent work and great service. Everything was done quickly and professionally. I can definitely…read morerecommend this place.

Top notch service when your car needs a repair and even better customer service!!…read more I would recommend this business to all of my friends and family. Russell was able to get me back on the road and even got me to pass DEQ when I was having trouble a month or so back. I am bringing more business back today and i am excited to work with this well tuned business they have going.

Amazing experience. My truck was slowly leaking transmission fluid. I took it to three different…read moreshops who, all together, tried seven times to fix the problem. SEVEN TIMES! (Incurred over $500 in rental car fees) I then took it to OC Transmission where Bob diagnosed and fixed the problem in a day. Dry as a bone ever since. If you have a transmission problem, don't futz around with other repair shops. Bring your car to OC Transmission and leave satisfied.

Great knowledgable staff. Very friendly and honest. I would highly recommend for all your…read moreautomotive repair needs.

I would like to recommend these guys, because they seem friendly. But for me, they did not come…read morethrough at all. First, the initial estimate missed the mark by $400...Then, after the transmission was 'rebuilt', they neglected to hook up the speedo cable. Not a huge deal, but it was a real hassle scheduling a makeup appointment to get it right, and it took 2 tries. After less than 2 months the same transmission lost 5th gear, and this was precisely the issue I brought the car in for in the first place. On the second appointment, they did not look at the car in a timely manner (according to our appointment), and just today, after 3 days without my car, I was told that they think that there is something wrong with 5th gear. Well, that's not too hard to figure out, since 5th gear doesn't engage. Furthermore, they want to charge me for replacing this gear. So much for a 'no BS warranty'. All talk and no real performance. Take your car elsewhere.

I seriously cannot recommend this place enough! Huge shout out to Tommy who worked very closely…read morewith me to make sure my car was taken care of. He personally spent hours on the phone with my warranty help line and navigated their frustrating system all while remaining super positive. Their team is honest and fair and they fixed my AC / Blower Fan just in time for the weather change. I will definitely be back in the future if ever I need work done again!

I think most of the positive reviews are fake (get family & friends to post fake reviews)…read more Shop crew is nice, but owner is a D bag Not a professional shop - they do not document and don't know the basics of simple things. Sure they can do an oil change for a Ford focus but that's about it. Otherwise, don't recommend as they will not take responsibility for anything, including what they caused based on their inexperience and no knowledge. They should focus on on maintaining cars for their dealership and not for external customers.

If anyone local is in need a of a wonderful mechanic, please check out Nicks Auto Care…read more He's honest, affordable and does not try to rack up a giant bill for you. I had my car in there for an oil change and just to be looked over and he kindly did a bumper to bumper inspection and gave me a short list of some other things I might need done in the future. No pressure, no bullying. He didn't go looking for millions of issues he could try to charge me for- like some other "competitors" down the road who have in the past held my car and bullied me into work I didn't need at the moment, or at all. Being a lady and knowing nothing about cars I appreciate his honesty and approach. Support local family owned businesses, where the owner is the one to greet you when you arrive, and always answers the phone. Thank you Nick and team!

Great price on their oil change special. Sadly, all of their other services are just as high as…read moreanyone else and you may hear the old, "it's job for professionals" story a car dealership would tell you, when a YouTube video shows it isn't. Maybe if you don't know how to open the hood? At least there's no pressure to get a recommended service. At those prices, I can see why.

Martin took my daughters WRX and money for a rebuild, he took the mone and kept the car...DO NOT go…read moreto MDH for work!!!!!

Short version: Over…read morea seven year period, Martin missed one issue, the motor and transmission mounts.That was the only thing he missed in 7 years. He caught the rest, and he didn't break my car. He likes to repair cars. I can't say the rest for the Portland area. I hope the next one can finally finish the oil pan. Still have my Honda though. 125 K and not going anywhere. I've meant to leave this review since I met Martin when he opened his shop outside of his home. He is now on Johnson Creek Blvd. I liked him, because he was polite, to the point, and didn't waste my money. Other mechanics shamed me for use of aftermarket, and he told me that was bs and to save for real repair, of which there are plenty. He was correct. Over the years, I had many things done on my Honda. Beats buying a new car. I love my 1999 Honda Accord DX. He always fixed my car, and he never caused damage. I can't say that for other mechanics in Portland. Unfortunately, the pandemic caused issues for me and for Martin. In October of 2020, I heard this odd noise in the car. He looked it over and did an oil change. Nothing was wrong. He looked again upon request and the lower ball joints were done along with the drive belts. Maintenance stuff. The noise persisted, and he really doesn't like replacing parts, and he's right about not replacing btw. After we talked, and I was sick and very panicked from the virus, he agreed that it could be the shocks/struts and would do that, and the timing belt, which was 11 years old. We sort of lost sight of that, but he did examine it regularly. I never had an issue. I left but didn't want to have the work done there, because I felt like he didn't think it was the issue. I regret that moment of taking it to another place. They didn't hear it either and they damaged my car in a few ways when they did the timing belt, shocks, and struts. Martin ended up fixing their mess. The noise persisted, and he couldn't hear it. I took it to another place, and they found the issue. It was the engine mounts and the transition mount. They installed high-quality, aftermarket, but also, damaged the car. It vibrated like mad, leaked coolant, and accelerator pedal was stuck. I went back to Martin, and he said there was no noise. He had the car a few times for days to try to hear it. He never did. The last time, I came in and he said he would do an inspection. I hadn't realized that meant full paid inspection. Had I known, I wouldn't have done it that day. He found a leak but didn't hear or feel the vibration, which was obvious to me. It was $50 to fix the leak. I said "no." I had been allowed to decide on repairs. I was at a point where I had spent over $3K and it was still shaking. My 22-year-old was not comfortable in the car she had loved. Then, Martin told me I'd have to pay him about $150 (not sure) for the check. I told him that I wasn't going to pay him, and he told me that was fine, that I could pick up the car, and not return. I actually am not judging. I wish I had allowed him to fix the leak and just waited. He would have heard the noise eventually. I think we both had issues at this time. A perfect storm situaion. Perhaps, Hondas of this age sound noisy a lot. I couldn't drive it due to my inner ear issues though. I took it to another place and it has been fixed. OEM Honda mounts and that was the issue from the beginning. I won't add to the story. There is more. I will say that I wish I could go back and just wait until the noise became a little louder. I heard sliding of the engine and the thunk on start up, but I just needed to wait or record it. Hard to do. Martin is a very good mechanic, who doesn't waste your money. I don't know why he missed it this once, but I have known him since about 2013, and he's the only one I can recommend in Portland. That's true even if I am not able to be a client any longer. I don't blame myself, but I wish we could have worked it out. I would have loved to have him fix the car. He has a lot of talent. Just try to communicate clearly and keep track of your maintenance schedule (there are a lot of car types). If he says no, make sure to explain before you go elsewhere and be patient if you aren't scared. I was afraid in my car. The pandemic made it worse. A As far as his work, it is typically 5-star. I wanted to explain why I rated the way I did even when I had issues the last time.

I came in to this shop to get a misfire fixed as my vehicle had been running poorly. They decided…read morethe problem to be the spark plug wires after half an hour. They charged me over $300 to replace these wires. They charge a number or random fees to up the money you give them. The wire set they used to fix my car was $60 at o reillys, they charged me $130. It is RIDICULOUS how much this establishment tries to squeeze money out of every possible customer. A normal wire replacement shouldn't cost $300! It's absurd! I'm extremely disappointed and will not be taking my car back here, unless I want to donate my hard earned money. DO NOT GO HERE.

I came here because they said they would do a diagnostic test for free and then they would tell me…read morethe cost of repairs before doing anything. So I left my car with them. Then they call me an hour later and say they have to do more research and that would cost $160 but if I ended up getting work done from them the $160 would be applied towards my total. I went in for one thing and they call me to tell me I have 4 things wrong with my car. I ended up having them do one thing on my car as that's all I could afford. As I'm paying, they tell me the $160 won't be applied to my end total and that the guy that told me that was wrong. I won't ever return here as I feel the communication between the workers isn't clear to each other or to the customers. I absolutely feel robbed but hey you live and you learn.

terrible customer service SO RUDE over the phone, mechanic refused to work on my car sight unseen i…read moreasked why and they said we don't need a reason. woman on phone was incredibly condescending and mean for just no reason i don't understand their problem. the world is bad enough why choose to be bad people

Transmission in my van needed replaced (about 20 months ago). My mechanic got a rebuilt from River…read moreCity. Installed it, and it would not shift properly. Scott did drive 260 miles to make it right. When my work vehicle needed a new transmission (April 22), we went back to River City. It lasted all of 15,000 miles. (Aug 22) 12 month/12K mile warranty, so I had already exceeded it. I drive a lot of miles each month (3K+/'month); these are 90% highway miles with the cruise set at 70. The torque converter started not locking up (overdrive). Was given a reason that I had a faulty cooling system. My mechanic found nothing wrong with the cooling system. I made two trips to Portland (8 hrs round trip) -- one to drop off my transmission and then pick up the repaired one. My mechanic installed the repaired one, and it was still doing the exact same thing. He said his employee couldn't remember if he replaced some parts. He shipped the parts to my mechanic to repair. My mechanic is out his time to pull and reinstall the "repaired" transmission and replace the parts. He did give me a break on the price to fix the transmission. It was out of warranty, so that's great, but if it didn't get repaired, it's really not a deal. 2 transmissions didn't work out of the box, the 3rd one 3 months with minimal miles. Do yourself a favor and get your transmission from someone else.