Staff are friendly and helpful. Machines are cleaned regularly and lint vents are not locked so you…read morecan clean it before you use it.

Nice clean place with all newer Maytag equipment. Friendly and helpful staff, reasonable prices on…read morewashers and dryers. The only reason for only four stars is the lack of tables for folding clothes considering the size of the place and number of washers/dryers.

I had an unexpected rush request, and she was able to finish it same-day!…read moreI've brought military uniforms and regular clothes - no complaints! She did ask specifically for cash only, so be prepared for that.

Expensive, half ass job. Ruined two of my jeans. One were my favorite. 2 stars because they weren't…read moreburned. She was supposed to replace the button on a pair of my capris and I ended up with what was almost a shirt button that pops out if I dare to do something as dramatic as breathe. I went there three times. Don't ask me why or what the definition of insanity is. I won't ever go again.

This place is fantastic! They are quick and friendly. If there happens to be a line when I get…read morethere, it has only been a short wait time. I highly recommend them for all your registration needs.

Adriana was great! She made the process very smooth. I definitely recommend MMS. They will save you…read morea trip to the MVD.

They were actually open a few minutes early. Waited in line for about 5 minutes. Debbie helped me…read morewith the transaction and she was wonderful. Excellent customer service!

Im on my fourth time taking the drivers test and i strongly disagree with what there giving me…read moremarks for. I said something about discrimination and was immediately told if I did that I could have my license suspended for a year. On my 2nd try before we started I asked the instructor if he could see my speedometer and he said yes its digital when indeed its not. this test was taken in a 2015 GMC Sierra 4x4 where the speedometer is on the right side on the dash board making it difficult to see from the passenger seat. Reason for bringing that up is they were marking me too fast or too slow. Among other things as well. And nothing I can do about it without recourse.

I came on the last day of the month before my vehicle registration expired (I know, my fault) and,…read moreobserving the line outside I thought I'd be in this hot sun forever... ...however, it wasn't the case! The line moved at a steady pace as the staff separated those with appointments and those who didn't (that was me). I waited like 15 minutes before I was let inside to pay the renewal fee. And that took all of 10 minutes! They also had a kiosk of sorts outside the exit signing people up to register to vote...I did that too. Two for the price of one! Consider taking care of business online, if waiting in line is not your thing. If it is your thing, going online and making an appointment before you arrive might be the best bet.

Unfortunately, we had an unexpected death of our beloved Ozzy. As soon as we received him, my…read morefamily took him straight to Lakey Animal Crematory and they kindly were able to accommodate him. Thank you so much during this hard time. I recommend Lakey Animal Crematory, amazing customer service and final care for beloved fur babies!

My husband and I brought our sweet girl in here for cremation within 12 hours notice after she…read moreunexpectedly passed in her sleep. The atmosphere in the waiting room was comforting and the man who helped us was sweet and didn't hover. We were devastated and he let us have our privacy to say our goodbyes and take our time before we were ready. He very thoughtfully explained it all to us and didn't rush us out. Everything was done very respectfully and honored how important she was to us. The price was fair as well especially for the lovely urn and paw print they gave us. We are now so thankful that something like this existed when we never knew how much we would need it

The holiday season saw me drive long distances, particularly between LA and Sonora. Every time I've…read moremade this five-hour drive, I've crossed back into the US through the San Luis border crossing. As anyone who crosses the border consistently knows, you have to go through customs before stepping further into the US. I usually cross at San Ysidro, but early December saw me crossing this location for the first time. The first difference that I noticed was the electrified barbed wire atop the new border wall. Along the road to the official border crossing, an official border pillar can also be spotted, sitting less than 3 feet from the border wall. Three lines lead to the crossing. To the far right, immediately hugging the border wall, is the Ready Lane (for those with passports cards). In the center is the general line (passport booklets, people not US citizens, and RV drivers). And to the left is the Sentri lane. I found the agents here to be a bit more scrutinizing than the ones at San Ysidro. But that is exactly how they are supposed to be. Once the agents see that you're not a trouble-maker, they'll talk to you on the level. I've never had issues in this location, nor with any border crossing. It's probably because I don't commit any crimes, and I don't get involved with the wrong crowd. If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to worry about. If you do have something to hide, then don't complain when you get caught. It's common sense.