5 Star service $10 coupon online they were very fast and answered all questions I had. They…read morechecked all the fluids and topped them off plus vacumed the inside and a car wash was an extra $10. I'll be back

Overtopped oil significantly on a very common older vehicle. Glad I caught it on site. They should…read moreknow better. I won't be back.

Woolseys is staffed by excellent people who stand behind their work. Recently I had Woolseys repair…read moresome joints on my old rig, a Chevy Tahoe. The part failed, and destroyed the drivetrain. After it was looked over by a transmission shop, Woolseys called me and assured me they'd make sure they made me whole. They did, and the problem was fixed without costing me anything. Besides that incident, they've always done excellent work on my vehicles.

Long time user. Something has changed At Woolseys. ie. It isnt the same as it used to be. Hard to…read moresay this but I cannot reccomend them anymore. Very sad.

Nate, an employee at Bob's Valley Market, consistently demonstrates outstanding customer service…read moreskills, always willing to lend a hand, whether it's assisting customers with groceries to their vehicle or greeting them warmly with a 'Hello, how may I help you?' Additionally, he shows initiative by pausing his stocking duties to checkout customers when lines are understaffed. His effective communication skills enhance the customer experience as well. ~McKenzie Moon~

Food quality is bad and over priced.the service dosent help you find items. The bathrooms are…read moredisgusting Overall a bad market and wouldn't recommend.

I had to come down from Great Falls, and investigate this Helena store location. I was very…read moreimpressed with the store's cleanliness, product selection, and staff. With a new Great Falls location to open next February or so, I expect the in town Sam's Club, and two in town Walmart Supercenters to face a FEROCIOUS, employee-owned competitor!

Buy bread a day later it's moldy Same with fresh fruit &…read moreveggies. Very discouraging and sad

My car was filthy, but the crew who cleaned the car were great. It's all done by hand and pressure…read morecleaners. The vacuums are available to use for free after getting your car washed. They also provide a damp rag to clean the inside.

Receipt shows "Big Horn Car Wash"... no longer Woody's. Believe me, it's a whole new regime…read more I moved to Helena in Feb of 2000 and was a loyal customer of Woody's early on after I got here because I try very hard to never got through one of those carwashes with the "drapes" for the hood and roof and truck (if you've got one - I drive a 1994 Toyota 4WD Pickup) and BIG scrubbers for the sides. Well... today I went in again and it's completely different from Woody's. * Tip Box - evidently don't pay the workers enough up front. * Labor cuts - no more 2 guys at the end doing a basic wipedown including door seals. You get to do the whole routine yourself. Yeah... I can hardly wait for JANUARY and FEBRUARY! TOUCHLESS NO MORE - heavy drapes dragging the dirt ON the flat surfaces before it's eventually dragged OFF, and a very aggressive-action set of brushes along the sides. People can't believe that my rig is a 1994 with 330,000 miles on it as the paint looks new when she's washed - it's because it's hardly ever been through this kind of wash process - less than 10 times total in the 30 years I've owned her. I have either done a personal handwash or went to a good touchless car wash. So... ain't goin' here no mo'. Towels: Smaller and cheaper = not as absorbent. That's more wiping for you! Wanna Pay Cash? No longer accepted. Prices: BIG increases! $15 for a Basic Wash with no details as to what that includes. $20 for The Works - nothing in between. The new owners did all these things. But they did spiff out the outside of the building if that makes you feel any better. Getting my rig washed here today was like having a big, handsome guy beat me up in a clean alley... and it felt great when he quit.

Very friendly and helpful employees. Not east to find. Look for Steve's cafe and the casino it's in…read morethe same building. Very solid selection of wines and liquor. Reasonable prices

This place seems way over priced and no lemon drop cutwaters. Also, it is very difficult to find…read morethis location, as it is hiding behind a casino.

Came in right at closing with a nail in my tire and the guys got me right in and patched up…read more Excellent service! Thanks guys!

Their focus seems to be selling tires to walk in customers & answering the phones & not helping the…read morecustomers who have appointments. It is always first come first served. Why can't they have two queues, one for sales the other for customers with appointments. I had a 9:15 appt and got into line at 9:00. At 9:30 I walked out, never to return even though I had purchased my tires from them

We're Canadians that were stranded in Helena after our car broke down. Kim was absolutely amazing,…read moreshe called our regular garage in Canada to get additional info about our vehicle. Kim and the crew really worked hard to get our car fixed before the weekend despite being extremely busy so we could get home. She offered to drive us to our hotel and she was incredibly kind and helpful. - Mike from Alberta, Canada

DO NOT GO HERE -- Lied to me, overcharged me, and treated me like garbage…read more Meineke completely blew my trust -- not just once, but twice. First Visit (July 2025) I brought my car in for severe shaking and engine misfiring. They diagnosed bad spark plugs and one bad ignition coil -- and that part was accurate. But they overcharged me by billing $252 for a single ignition coil. Not a set -- just ONE. You can find a full set of four online for $90-$140. They also charged me $90 for 20 minutes of labor, which breaks down to $275 an hour. That's three times what local shops charge. Then came the upsell: they pushed a BG full induction service, claiming it would help smooth out the engine. Here's the problem: * Ignition coils and spark plugs are part of the ignition system, which controls the spark that fires the engine. * A BG induction service is meant to clean the air/fuel intake system, including the throttle body and intake valves. These are completely different systems -- like fixing windshield wipers to stop your tires from leaking. Pushing an induction service to fix a misfire caused by a bad coil is misleading at best. I told them I had a strict $500 cap (due to warranty coverage) and couldn't afford the full service. They said: "No problem -- we'll just do the first part of the induction service to keep you under." That "first part"? Just a quick fuel additive in the tank. No BG tools. No throttle cleaning. Just a bottle dumped in. They charged $30 -- which, to be fair, is what BG 44K costs, so I'm not upset about that part. They were transparent about it. I'm including it here because it sets up what happened next... Second Visit (October 1st, 2025) -- Where Things Got SHADY Still shaking. So I brought it back. This time, they said carbon buildup in the throttle body was to blame -- and pushed the full BG fuel induction service again, which they said I "declined" last time. I agreed. What did I get? Just a quick aerosol spray into the throttle body. That's it. * No specialized BG tools. * No multi-step cleaning. * No proof that anything beyond a spray was done. They charged $129.26. Let's break that down: * $90 for labor (for a job that took 20 minutes). * That's $275/hour -- for a basic spray I could've done myself. * Even worse, the invoice claimed 0.60 hours (36 minutes) -- but I dropped the car off at 4:00 PM and it was done by 4:17 PM. So unless they time-traveled, that's a falsified bill. I Have Recorded Proof * In a recorded call, Jeremy (the mechanic) admitted it was just a spray, not the full BG package. * He also admitted he didn't know it was billed as the full service. * When I calmly pointed out that this was false advertising and billing fraud, he swore at me, got belligerent, and transferred me because he couldn't handle being called out. * I also recorded a call with a respected local mechanic, who agreed it was not the real BG service -- and said $130 for that kind of work was laughable. What Happened After? I submitted all of this to the Better Business Bureau, and Meineke never responded. BBB was forced to mark the complaint "unresolved" and it now appears on their public record for three years. Then I went to the Montana Office of Consumer Protection. Even they agreed it was egregious -- but said I'd have to file in small claims court. So that's where I'm at. Bottom Line: This business is shady. What I was told I'd get is not what I got. It's textbook misrepresentation, and I have the receipts -- literally and figuratively. It's like a salon telling you they'll give you a perm for $100, then giving you a mullet, and saying: "Well, mullets cost $100 too, so what's the problem?" Then later realizing they charged you $400 for it anyway. Where You SHOULD Go: I now take my vehicles to Frederick at QRF Automotive. * He's honest. * He's patient. * He's fairly priced. * He treats you like family and won't quit until it's fixed. Call him at 406‑916‑2690. Forget Meineke -- he's the real deal.