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Eugene, OR

Oregon Roads

5.0 (11 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 5:30 pm

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They were fantastic. Very kind and respectful. My moms cadi is in great condition and she loves it. Many thanks~

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SELCO Community Credit Union

SELCO Community Credit Union

(8 reviews)

Hello Selco. I just want to make you awear of an employee you have. Her name is Jenny Doremus! She…read morehas hands down given me the best customer service experience. My situation is a very difficult one. I'm paying off a loan for my truck and lately I've been struggling with making my bills on time. Covid has gotten a hold of me twice now, I've lost my step dad (whom was like my real dad) and I've not been able to work since I was dealthy sick in the hospital for Covid. My Job requires me to be inches away from people's faces and none of my clients are ready to come back to me just yet. So my fiance is the only one bringing in money right now. Lets just say things are very tight. Every time I have the finances under control something terrible happens and my bills become late. This is where Jenny comes in. She has been so patient with me, it's unbelievable! She is always so nice and understanding. She makes me feel like I'm not a delinquent, even tho the computer in front of her, I'm sure, is telling her different. She works with my situation and has let me pay down exactly what I can at that moment. Which has absolutely saved us in terms of surviving and buying food etc etc. I've never met anyone as professional yet personable as Jenny is, 5specially in the situation I've been in with my bills lately. . Normally the person who calls me for a debt treats me like garbage and doesn't have the time for anything i have to say other than here's my debit card number. But not Jenny. So Thank you Jenny. For being a human being and actually caring. You rock!! Ps. Because of her I recommend selco to all my friends for loans and just banking needs in general. Thank you for taking the time to read my reievew! Sincerely, Tessa S.

My wife & I went in to the 11th Ave Selco to open an account . We found that the employees were all…read morefrenzied and short with customers. Our guy , Daniel Strawser, didn't introduce himself, did not ask us our names and hardly looked at us. We sat down and he acted as if he was late to his next hit of coke. We got up and left because we did not have a certain piece of paper, but were glad we did because we went downtown ( East 11th branch) and found that the employees were all mellow and helpful.

Kendall Toyota of Eugene - Click this photo.

Kendall Toyota of Eugene

(201 reviews)

Justin Bowser is such a pleasure to work with in the service department, wouldn't book with anyone…read moreels!

After your Toyota vehicle is serviced at a shop it is good practice to verify that the service work…read morerequested was actually done and done correctly. For example, decades ago my 1971 Ford F-100 pickup truck's oil pump failed. An independent shop replaced the oil pump. After driving the truck home I looked underneath the truck to check it out. I was surprised to find that the oil pan mounting bolts were all loose... A more recent example at Eugene's Kendall Toyota for routine maintenance: Oil change, tire rotation, tire pressure check, air and oil filters, etc. The most frequent problem: The tire valve stem caps were not tightened. And after one service visit, one cap was missing. Maybe a loose cap fell off on the way home. A more serious problem was over-filling the crankcase with oil. See the first photo. As shown, the oil level was above the dipstick "full" mark (right side in the photo), estimated at 3/8-qt high. As shown in the 2nd photo, I used a Mighty-Vac hand vacuum pump with about 2 feet of small white plastic tubing to suck the excess oil out, via the dipstick tubing, into the plastic container shown in the photo. The white tubing was inserted into the dip stick tubing as far down as it would go, then the excess oil was sucked out with the Mighty-Vac pump. Then there's the tire TPWS synchronization problems with a 5-tire rotation. Yes, I have five full size tires all with TPWS sensors. That took three visits to Kendall to get them up to speed on how to do a 5-tire rotation so that the TPWS works properly without error codes. Given the above, I now check the oil level dip stick, the tire valve stem caps and the TPWS before I drive away from the shop.

Oregon Roads - car_dealers - Updated November 2026

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