My 2011 Audi A5 needed to have the front control arms replaced…read more I had read good things about these guys so decided to stop in to see whether they'd be willing to do this repair. I'd gotten an extremely high quote from another Ashland mechanic and was considering doing the work myself. Valley View Auto Repair quoted a very fair - and much lower than the other outfit - price and were able to do the work the next day. When I picked up the car, the bill was less than they had quoted me, as the scope of needed work was less. And the car is perfect again! I really believe these are some honest mechanics that want to do right by their customers. I will be back next time something goes wrong with one of my cars.

I have now brought my car back 3 times. I have told them EACH TIME what the issue is, they have not…read moreonce, listened, or even come close to doing their job properly. They have now charged $4000+ for various things, and HAVE STILL NOT FIXED WHAT I ASKED THEM TO FIX. They either argue, and pretend they know better, or ignore me completely. If they know better, then why is the issue still not fixed? I have ran the problem through every AI and got the same answer, I've talked to 17 mechanics, all agreed that the issue was what I told them. But these scammers, refuse to do their job. On top of that, I dropped it off with a full tank of gas, took them over a month to get it back to me, and the gas tank was empty? There's no explanation for a full tank of gas to be gone, with them just doing test drives or starting it to idle, they clearly did something else that used a full tank of gas, in a car that's extremely fuel efficient. I'm reporting them to the ASE, and BBB avoid them at all costs

Amazing good luck and incredibly kind and helpful. My mom and I stopped in to get air for her tires…read moreas her low level light went on. We were heading home to SF on a Sunday morning. Turned out we had a huge screw bolt in a tire and despite plugging it for free, while good for a short term, the young gentleman feared it better we get a tire replacement before make the long journey home. He managed to find a tire shop in Medford open on Sunday! And he got a price quote. King Tires & Wheels. He sent us on our way refusing any payment. We gave him a tip of gratitude.

The gentleman filled my tires for me. I asked if they could accept tips, he said yes, but he would…read moreprefer if I left a review. Said that way the whole company gets recognition. Pretty cool. Very nice people. Would recommend driving the extra minute from the freeway if passing through :)

I went through the car wash and pulled into the vacuum area, only to find that a piece of my bumper…read morehad been snagged and pulled off during the wash. My 2009 Subaru Forester was in great condition beforehand. The damage happened here. I told the employee at the booth, who called over the assistant manager, Tyler. Tyler was rude and combative from the start. He handed me an incident report with a disclaimer stating the business isn't responsible for damage to cars over 10 years old. I refused to sign it. He also refused to give me contact information for the general manager or any insurance information, and instead gave me the phone number for a different location across town. When I called it, I spoke to two more "assistant managers" who said I'd have to wait for the actual manager before anything could move forward. Total runaround. If a business damages a customer's car, that should be handled between insurance companies, not decided unilaterally by the business that caused the damage. Of course they're going to say it's not their fault. I ended up waiting in the parking lot for over an hour for the general manager, Dustin, to show up. When he finally arrived, he walked straight to my car and started inspecting and touching the damaged bumper without a word. No introduction, no acknowledgment that I was right there. I was alone in the back of that parking lot with two men telling me their business wasn't responsible for damage they caused, and Dustin's whole demeanor made it clear he had no intention of being cordial about it. When I pointed out that he hadn't even introduced himself before putting his hands on my car, his response was, "If this is how we're starting off, it's not going to end well." That's not how a manager should speak to a customer, period. It came across as a thinly veiled threat, not customer service. He was short, dismissive, and clearly agitated that I'd pushed back at all, like I was the problem for expecting basic decency after his business damaged my property. At no point did he attempt to de-escalate, apologize, or treat the situation with any professionalism. If your business damages a customer's vehicle, the bare minimum is: reimburse the cost of the service that caused the damage, treat the customer with respect, and carry insurance to cover it. Instead, I got aggression and intimidation from the person in charge. Worst $11 I've ever spent. Dustin and Tyler both need serious training in how to handle conflict without becoming hostile toward customers.

They keep putting us to close the the car in front of us and the front t of my car never gets…read morewashed.... an the power shuts off every other time we go through.... I've never left there thinking that was worth the 10 dollars a car wash. Bad experiencessss. Save the money and go somewhere else.

Great! I didn't need any cash or clumsy quarters to run back and forth to operate the car wash!…read moreRemarkable! I used my Apple Pay and payment accumulated within the duration of the use of the hose and cleaning brush to clean my car. I should have reviewed the equipment before hand to move more smoothly from one operation to the next but, eh, I'm only human. I made it work and my car is the better for it!

Not bad for $4! I used the 2nd bay from the left with my credit card (think the coin slots weren't…read moreworking). Next tim I'll make sure that the wash dial is turned to rinse rather than presoak to begin with, as the presoak setting didn't have much power. Be careful with the soap brush; it's been fixed with a metal clamp close to the brush head that's kinda sharp. I like that you can use your credit card to pay. Just be sure to hit the green button (pix of this on earlier reviews) when you're done so it'll stop charging your card.