Was in a hurry and had a brief appointment at M and K Auto Repair today for replacement of a burned…read moreout headlight. On the way over I noticed the indicator light had just come on showing tire pressure was low, and the oil change light was still on because it was not reset at a recent contact free Valvolene oil change. After a short wait, the new headlight was installed at a fair price. Driving home I realized that the folks at M and K had also inflated the tires and reset the oil change light with correct mileage according to the sticker on the windshield. I had not mentioned the tires or the oil change light, and really appreciated them taking such good care of the details ! VERY HIGHLY RECOMMEND M and K Auto Repair !

OK Matt rules. He fixed my Dodge charcoal canister expertly. Referred my BMW to someone as amazing…read moreas him, then did my Dodge again for the fuel pump. I love him so much, I am taking my Porsche to him so he can fix that too! A machine is a machine to him, and he fixes them honestly, quickly, and fair price. He also declines work if he can't do it, and refers people he trusts! Honest amazing fellow!!

NO BUSINESS AT ORIGINAL ADDRESS NOW. Business was sold in mid 2013 to same owner of Todds Import…read moreAutomotive on nearby Pilkington Road, and is now being operated there, by his mechanics. Previous owner, Ken, of Lake Oswego Transmission purchased Tigard Transmissions over on Hwy 99. Check to see if the reviews here are for the old business operated by Ken, now at Tigard Transmissions, or for the new owner/operator of it at Todd's Import Automotive..choose accordingly. We were clients of Ken's before the sale of the business, and will remain so at Tigard Transmissions..They did an excellent job [ five stars] with an improved torque converter and full transmission rebuild in a vintage full size jeep with a Turbo-hydromatic 400.

I must admit that I have a generally stereotypical attitude when it comes to auto repair…read morebusinesses. I assume they're all going to try to take advantage of me and my wallet simply because, well, they can. I'm very happy to report that Lake Oswego Transmission is not one of those shops and definitely renewed my faith in the industry. I recently bought an '87 Ford Tempo and had noticed some transmission issues for a couple of days and just kept hoping they would go away. Yeah, right. Coffee in hand and about to head to work, the old Tempo decides that she's had enough and told me so by not shifting past 1st gear. Not knowing where to turn and completely frazzled I recalled seeing one of those local coupon magazines in my mail a few days earlier. I sifted through my recycling bin and found their ad and gave them a call. The owner Ken told me that he was looking at a pretty full schedule that day but if I could limp my car in he would try to fit me in and see what the problem was. Within minutes of showing up at the shop Ken had my car in their very clean facility and popped the hood. Seconds later he found the problem, a broken dohicky/thingamajig that was an easy and inexpensive fix. I was thrilled but only for minutes, unfortunately. Ken offered to also put the old girl up on the lift and do a visual inspection since I was there anyway. Of course, I couldn't get off so darn easy as he showed me an obviously blown cv joint/transaxle thingamabob. It was painfully clear that my girl needed some love and I was delighted when Ken gave me the estimate for the parts and labor(providing he didn't find any additional problems) and said it should be done the same day. So, I managed a ride to work and left the old girl with Ken and waited for the dreaded call where the guy tells you that she needs a complete overhaul and that it will take a few days and cost more than I make in a week. That didn't happen. Instead, Ken called me and told me the old girl's tranny was working just fine and gave me the good news that he was right in line with the earlier estimate. The story gets even better, however. My car was missing/hesitating badly before I brought it into the shop and I told Ken about it when I dropped her off. With my limited mechanical skills I managed to replace the fuel filter, spark plugs, distributor cap and rotor a few weeks prior but nothing I did fixed the problem. When Ken called me he told me one of the cylinders was dropping and that he'd be happy to try to find and fix the problem. He found that I had a bad plug wire, slapped a new set of them in and got my old girl purring like a kitten again. He even stayed late to get the work done for me and did it all for what I considered a very fair price. A long-winded story, I know. But I just want everyone in the Lake Oswego/Tigard/Tualatin area to know just how good the service was, how fair and honest Ken was and that I will definitely refer my friends and family to him in the future.

Hung is the man! Always treated me fairly…read more Never over charges.. We have all had those mechanics that make you wonder NEVER felt that way at Ho's! My 2001 Honda Accord would not pass emissions. I had the check engine light as well as the traction control light constantly on.. he narrowed it down to the number two fuel injector. After two days of tearing it apart.. Runs fantastic now!

I have been taking my cars to Ho's automotive for over ten years. He is consistently well priced,…read moredoes great work, and doesn't try and overcharge for work. One example: my van was having some finicky door issues and the dealership said I should pay $1500 to fix something electronic on it. I took it to him and he was very confident that a light was getting switched on and I should not try and do any expensive repairs and watch that my kids weren't turning on their overhead lights. This ended up being the case (so user error but he didn't try and do an unnecessary "repair". He also then replaced my brake pads for half the price the dealership quoted. Reasonable, professional, timely and just all around great!

I was so completely screwed by Kevin at Repair Right, I don't even know where to start. Please go…read moresomewhere else if you have the choice. I brought my new Mazda CX7 to Repair Right for an alignment, new tire installation/balancing and an oil change. When I picked up the car Richard explained to me that everything went well, but he couldn't figure out how to turn off the tire-pressure indicator light on the dashboard. His advice was to read the manual. This should have been my first clue that something was off. One day later I realized the steering wheel was shuddering hard above 60 MPH and I could not make the tire pressure indicator light go off after following the instructions. I brought the car in that week for a re-examination, this is when I met Kevin (the owner). He came on a ride with me but could not feel the shudder and told me not to worry, he's been doing this over twenty years and everything was fine. Then he mentioned that he was not really sure what work was done on the car because they had taken it to Les Schwab for the alignment and tire install. WTF? I brought the car to these guys to support the local guy and they took it Les Schwab? On a Friday I brought the car to the Milwaukie dealership for an inspection. Things started to get really interesting. The dealer found 3 main problems. 1. Someone lost, or never reinstalled the tire pressure sensor for one of the tires. This is the reason why the indicator light was on. 2. The tires had never been balanced. Zero balancing weights. This was causing the shudder in the steering wheel. 3. The alignment was way off. This also causes a shudder. After fixing the problems at the dealership all is well with the car. However, problems with Kevin at Repair Right are not. I contacted Kevin after the dealer repairs and explained to him that I needed a refund for the work I contracted them to do and they failed to complete (alignment and tire balancing) I also asked for him to refund the $88 for new tire pressure sensor. After 2 months and 5 phone calls I received a check from Kevin for $40 and a copy of his receipt from Les Schwab. Obviously this was lower than I expected. I called Kevin that day and explained to him my disappointment. I explained that I don't give a flying fuck what Les Schwab refunded him, I didn't take my car to Les Schwab, I took it to him at Repair Right. I was upset at this point and I did raise my voice when I told him that it was his responsibility to make this right. At this point in the conversation he said, "You know what; I want you to come down here right now so I can beat the piss out of you, because you're a whiner." Seriously...he threatened to beat me up!!! Well, if you call someone who dislikes getting fucked by mechanics a whiner, then I guess I'm your guy. Needless to say I won't be returning to Repair Right and they should receive a small claims notice from the court soon. If you live in Southeast Portland, especially near Reed College, please pass this on.

I read some of the poor reviews , but we've had nothing but great experiences here. The prices…read morehave been very fair, they often tell us what needs to be done vs. what can wait to be done later vs. what does not need to be done. They've been helpful in doing a little extra for us to allow us to pick the car up according to work schedules, etc. If you are in a rush to get out of there, you need to tell them because they'll both chat your ear off, but we have nothing but good things to say about Repair Right.

Very slow regarding call back response time. We've had some…read morework done, and it was completed. Customer service needs improvement.

Still using Krueger's for our auto repair needs and still delighted with service, turnaround, and…read moreextremely reasonable prices.

I normally try and give businesses, especially small ones, the benefit of the doubt but after my…read moreexperience here over the past week, I feel obligated to give this one-star review (would do zero if possible). I could use all kinds of adjectives as part of a rant but here are the simple facts of what they did (and didn't) do and you can decide for yourself. Monday a.m. - dropped car off per their phone call for a roof repair and new windshield, even though they didn't yet have the windshield. I gave them my contact information and they said they would text me updates. Wednesday p.m. - not a word from them. Called to find out I wasn't getting updates because the front office person had failed to do the final "click" to get my info into their system. Windshield still not in. Thursday - Without having updated me, and with no windshield in sight, I learned that they had taken the headliner and interior trim off anyway, making the car underivable even if I had wanted to take it home at that point. Thursday p.m. I then get a call from my insurance company adjustor who tells me they took a closer look at the roof and decided it was not a repair job but a replacement and that the repair cost is now more than the car's market value. (The shop had earlier told me - twice - that they believed they could fix it.) Friday - Now needing to get the car off their lot, both the insurance adjustor and I call them and they promise to have it put together first thing Monday a.m. so I can take it home. (Roof damage aside, it is in good shape.) Monday a.m. - I arrive first thing and am told the car is not ready and won't be til 11 because their detail guy still needs to remove the writing all over the windows and "won't have time" to do that til 11. After waiting a bit (this is our only car and the shop is several miles from our house), I finally insist they just bring the car upfront, give me a cloth and I will wipe it off myself. This shames them into cleaning it off themselves - however, when they bring it up front, I see that the only thing they have done is put the headliner back in. Instead of putting the rest of it back together, they have shoved all the interior trim parts into a big box (so big that it blocks the rear view mirror), along with all of our personal belongings. They tell me that "it's pretty easy" to put the trim pieces back in myself! Monday p.m. - I go to empty the big box and find that the jug of oil they had shoved into it had leaked all over the interior of the box. I also realize that they had not even put the sun visors back on nor the trim that covers the seat belts, neither of which is "easy" to do, at least for someone like me. Through it all, never even a single word of apology. How's that for customer service?

I was really upset about the accident but the staff at Chris & John's put all those fears to rest…read more Helping me set up rental, who to call next and what steps to follow to make sure everything was taken care of. Truly a great experience after a really bad day. The mixture of humor and concerns had me walking away smiling instead of the tears I came in with. Highly recommend them.

I had one of the best experiences ever at Volvo Portland on W. Burnside. My Polestar 2 EV was…read morecompletely dead, and no regular charger could revive it. Without an appointment, my tow truck dropped it right in their garage, and Nick, the service advisor, immediately listened to my situation with genuine care. I explained how worried I was about the cost since my finances are tight and I feared it might need a whole new battery. Less than an hour later, Nick called to let me know the issue was just the 12V battery -- and they made it work for me in a way that truly showed what great customer service is all about. I honestly teared up. It's so rare these days to meet people willing to go above and beyond for a customer. They even offered me coffee and snacks while I waited and charged my EV up to 90%--completely on the house. I left feeling relieved, heard, and taken care of. I highly recommend this Volvo dealership and especially Nick for his kindness and professionalism.

Customer service, esp. from service dept. People. Specifically on communication and keeping…read morecustomers informed on statuses for requests. Very poor.

We visited this dealership and was greeted from the beginning with a warm smile on a cold rainy…read moreday. Jeff, our. Sales person immediately make sure that we were comfortable and demonstrated the type of southern hospitality that I haven't seen in years. Not only was he very knowledgeable, kind, respectful, and patient, he was also very down to earth and a great pleasure to work with. After having purchased so many cars in the past, including exotic vehicle vehicles, Jeff has surpassed my expectations. His level of service is above and beyond, even some of the most premiere luxury experiences that I've had in the past. He was honest and forthright about the whole process, making me feel comfortable with the transaction. What I loved about the Dealership was that there was no nonsense pricing with no pressure. I felt like I had all the time in the world, even though the staff and sales team stayed after hours to help conclude the transaction. Thank you to all of those who were making their time available to help us secure my wife's first new car. We absolutely love our car and regret that we had not purchased it sooner. Thank you everybody for making a great experience that I would grade as an A+!

Erik, my service advisor was VERY nice. Laid back and friendly guy. I was disappointed that my…read moresteering wheel heat wasn't covered by my extended warranty since the sales guy said "anything that touches oil/electric" is covered. Uh. No. $2200 because the Entire Steering Wheel has to be replaced for a "temperature control" to be fixed. And not only that but it cost $98 for them to tell me that. Oh well. I got my key fob for $0 and a 3/4 cleaned vehicle. Sales here is NOT to be trusted. But service is a-ok.