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    Oregon Mobile Tune-Up

    5.0 (2 reviews)

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    Wayne's Garage

    Wayne's Garage

    (43 reviews)

    This is the third excellent experience I have had with Wayne's Garage. They do a thorough…read moreinspection on my 2003 Avalanche and help me keep her running in tip top shape. The guys are great and I will be back again. You should try them too.

    What a great shop this is! I just found them a few weeks ago. I had work done on my Acura at a…read moregarage in Eugene and the problems weren't only not fixed but created a problem with my A/C. Jerry was so nice and scheduled to check out the car a few days out. I dropped off my car and the mechanic went over the issues I had: speedometer cable broken and replaced Idle control not working. Come to find out, my A/C wasn't working right either. The shop is very clean, as is the waiting area and bathroom. They had coffee and water available to drink while I waited. The work was done in a reasonable amount of time. I was warned that the A/C issue might involve having to remove the dash inside the car to find the problem and might be a pricey fix. Ugh. I was preparing for the worse and praying for the best. The speedometer cable was not broken but disconnected. Huge cost savings there and impt. because the part was no longer being manufactured. The Idle control part that was put on by the Eugene mechanics and didn't fix the idle problem wasn't the necessary part to fix the idle problem. My car has a manual transmission. It has two Idle control parts not one which is what automatic transmissions have. The one that was replaced was for hot starts...the one I needed was for cold starts which would solve both cold and hot start idle issues. I found a used fast idle control assembly part online and that fix was properly fixed now. The fix made by the garage in Eugene to address the fan issue for the radiator was not fixed. Mainly because the problem wasn't the fan but a dead battery. The Eugene mechanics repair that was made was to add a timer and sensor which, not only wasn't necessary but ended up being the cause of the A/C unit not working. It was blowing the A/C fuse making the A/C not work. Thankfully the dash wasn't taken out so the fix was not as expensive as I thought it would be. I am grateful for good and honest mechanics. I am frustrated with having to go back to my previous mechanic and try to get some money back on the work they did but I'm going to try. Wayne's is my new Acura mechanic.

    Oakmont Service Center

    Oakmont Service Center

    (59 reviews)

    Oakmont Service Center - A Referral That Fell Short…read moreReferrals are the backbone of any reputable business, especially in the world of classic cars. I own a 1949 Chevy, and like many classic car owners, I rely heavily on trusted recommendations. Skilled mechanics who truly understand vintage vehicles are rare in our area, especially since the retirement of one of the most respected classic specialists Eugene has ever had. Oakmont Service Center came recommended by a respected transmission expert, and my first interaction with Jerremy, the manager, was positive. My initial visit--radiator exchange, exhaust leak repair, and a minor carburetor adjustment--went smoothly, and meeting the two mechanics who handle classics gave me confidence in the referral. That confidence didn't last. A Breakdown and a Missed Diagnosis During a casual weekend drive, my Chevy wouldn't start after a coffee stop. After checking the usual suspects with no luck, I called Jerremy. The car was towed in, and it took two days before Eric looked at it. Because I'd had a starter issue in the past, he removed and reinstalled the starter without performing a full diagnostic. A professional approach would have been to verify the actual cause rather than rely on history. The real issue was the distributor. I chose to upgrade to an electronic module and coil. Eric removed the distributor and sent it to a shop in Cottage Grove for the upgrade. When it returned, I made it clear--in front of Eric, Jerremy, and Mike (the owner)--that if there were any questions, they should call the builder directly. No call was ever made. Critical Steps Missed The builder later informed me that Oakmont suggested they "needed to get into the engine," which was unnecessary and incorrect. The distributor had been installed improperly, and a firewall-mounted module was still running six volts--something any experienced classic mechanic would have caught immediately. The car would never have started without correcting that. To suggest engine work without completing basic diagnostic steps was a bad call. Lack of Accountability When I stopped by to speak with Mike about the missed steps, he was "too busy" to talk. Jerremy took my number, but no one followed up. When I reached out again, I was offered a $100 refund--an acknowledgment that mistakes were made, but not a meaningful resolution. I was also disappointed to walk in and see Eric working on my classic without a fender mat. That alone speaks volumes about attention to detail and respect for the vehicle. A Referral That Didn't Hold Up This referral fell short. As another reviewer, Von Sellz, pointed out--we don't all have dash cams to monitor what happens behind the shop doors. Some shops, like Joe's Garage, take thorough check-in photos and run a professional, accountable operation. They've been doing it right since 1952. Oakmont Service Center had an opportunity to live up to their reputation and the trust placed in them through referrals. Instead, they missed critical steps, failed to communicate, and didn't take ownership of their mistakes.

    Been coming here for years! Mike's shop is vetted with honest and competent professionals. Always a…read morefair price for services! Clear communication and relevant recommendations to keep vehicles in tip top shape! I definitely recommend them and will keep coming back.

    Action Automotive

    Action Automotive

    (62 reviews)

    Great Customer Service, they were super nice, great affordable prices, I had to get a transmission…read morefluid exchange and price was better than any other automotive place. I was able only pay $241 for the service. And also they had an uber pick me up to take me home while they fixed my car. I think that was very awesome of them cause I had just gotten out of graveyard shift and I was able to come home and take a nap. Awesome automotive place, definitely recommend going here.

    My 2006 Scion xB decided not to start. I had it towed over to Action Automotive to have it looked…read moreat. This car has over 300K miles on it and has been a faithful and reliable friend for nearly 20 years. I had just driven it from Southern CA to OR in March and it had zero issues. I always meticulously maintain my cars and when we left CA we were very sad and anxious to leave behind our amazing mechanic down there and try to find another one that was honest, fair-priced, friendly and understanding. Our CA mechanic told us to call him if anything arose with the car(s) and he would give us his opinion. I did and he listened over the phone and told me that it definitely had something to do with the fuel not getting to the engine. Fearing the worst, I thought it would be the fuel pump, which I likely wouldn't have repaired due to the cost, the age of the car and the mileage. A few hours after dropping off Harold (the car), Ben called me and told me the he was ready to be picked up and now started up just fine! He said that it was just the fuel relay switch. When I asked how much the total was I was very pleasantly surprised and rushed down to pick up me old friend and bring him back home. With a car this old and with so many miles on it things are bound to wear out but if I can get another year out of this car I'll be very happy! They could've told me it was the fuel pump or charged me more money but they didn't. In addition everyone there was very friendly, helpful and understanding. Highly recommend and I will be bringing my Harold back should he need more care.

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