I always go here, but last year I bought my Corvette in. After that I noticed I needed boost every…read moretime. Didn't think nothing about it till winter arrived. I went to go plug my corvette into the battery tender, that was installed the year before. It was missing and the cable bolts to the battery were so loose. That I could turn it with my hands. The employee at Valvoline stole my battery tender. No wonder I had problems! Nobody ever gets under my hood of my old Corvette. That's why I know it was them. That is very sad, it's not that expensive of a battery tender. But they stole it! Anyway! I did contact a manager and it went through one ear out the other. I only go there because of the Valvoline synthetic oil I put in my Corvette.

My wife has used this spot perhaps 5-6 times for her run-around-town car that I tell her to change…read moreoil frequently. For a regular customer she got the rush-rush today! They didn't check a lot of things that Grease Monkey does every time on my car. Not even check the tire pressure guys; really!? I showed her the sheet, all the items not checked off; she was NOT happy. She's also requested an air filter the last two trips and they don't have one. Next round I'll just take 'Lulu' to my GM on South Golden Road.

I frequent Big Oba lot for my tire needs. This location really gave the best service I've ever…read moreexperienced. I needed a quick tire rotation tho I did not have an appointment. Vitaliy, one of their front desk representatives gave top notch service. Had me in and out as soon as he could, knowing I'm a busy person and use my car for work. Fantastic service. In and out in less than an hour. Great value as well! Highly recommended this location to anyone needing tire servicing in Golden!

I've gone here a few times with different vehicles and had great work each time. Today, Russell S…read morepatched up my tire for free and we were out in under an hour. All good results so far!

Came in early on a weekday for an oil change and they were done in around 10 minutes. No upselling,…read morefriendly and professional staff and I even got to use a $15 off coupon without issue. This is a great GM location. Thanks guys!

Please DO NOT use the car wash here. It scratched the absolute hell out of my car; the hood, sides,…read moreeverything.

Another great experience and really good deal here today. The Q3 seemed to be running rough and…read moreneeded an oil change also, and I expected with diagnostics and the oil, at least $250.00 if not more, before any actual work was done. Instead, they not only ran diags but also test drove it, found no real issues and charged just for the oil change at about $100. Besides the fact that about any other shop would have tagged us for diags and test drive, others would have come up with something to fix and bill for, in my experience. They did make some good recommendations but, honest place that it is, that's all. As others have said here, you just won't find a better shop. And you'll see some very nice cars in their lot for service, BMW, MB, Audi, etc all the time. Highly recommend!

I used to come here on occasion for a decade. They did a major engine repair: took five weeks,…read moreinclusive of head shop, partial rebuild, and timing belt. Within a week of pickup , car performed perhaps better than before (except fan buzz/vibration). They'd suggested a new check-engine light was due to failed NOx sensor, sure it would be covered by VW's emission warranty. This turned out to not be the case, and although they had a way to verify that (VIN + phone), they winged it, telling me it would be free with dealer, or "about $500" with Euro-Tech. I appreciated that until I learned, after hours on the phone with 3 dealers and VW USA twice, that this replacement would not be covered (VIN settles this). Euro-Tech front office rep Becky, who seemed to gate-keep against talking with owner or mechanics during the main job, took a tense, ominous tone to calls about every 10 days, such that it made me nervous (I felt there was something they weren't telling me). I eventually got to speak with owner's son, who thankfully knows how to speak with a customer well. When it was time to go pick up the car after work near the end of their 5pm close, office rep Becky was curt, hustling me to inform me that "we don't have a bunch of time to stand around and chat." Quite a thing to shovel at a customer who was paying nearly $5k and waiting over 5 weeks for the job to finish. Days later, problems related to the check-engine light and apparently-related AdBlue warning came to a head: NOx sensor they assured me would be warranty-covered (which if they weren't sure about, shouldn't have asserted covered) led to a warning the engine would not start within 200 miles. I'd updated Euro-Tech's front office rep a few times as I learned more between dealerships and VW USA directly, and landing at a dealership that instead treated me with complete professionalism at each step there forward. This Euro-Tech office rep Becky said she called some other dealership, concluding they said that this repair would be "covered" (without diagnosis, and apparently without VIN check: manual transmission model mattered, which VW cut out of the warranty Euro-Tech was so sure would provide coverage, which basic/reasonable due diligence would have revealed), but this was likely made up. I asked her to instead call the dealership I chose (McDonald), which would be bound by terms all other dealerships have to obey. In her alleged conversation with McDonald VW's service lead, there was apparent confusion about whether I had accepted any sort of "payment," which I had not, but she asserted "you took the money" (was not even offered, as has been confirmed, but she oddly chose to assert this). VW dealer service manager then quickly/shortly verified everything with VW, learning what a basic and proper investigation trail would have discovered (manual model not covered). Oops (confirmed Becky was making stuff up). Not a problem that she was mistaken, but her generally defensive and brutal attitude towards a customer that was actually still considering them for another job was a problem. I chose dealership to fix that for a similar out-the-door price, and I concluded, as long as office rep Becky is at Euro Tech, I'll not return. Had they preferred to get it right, they'd have $700+ more, and 5 stars instead of 1 (would be a 2 for the engine job, but this office problem is big enough to justify this reprise at 1).. Material facts above are all verifiable, and a few years later, I'm happy I've kept my European cars away from this shop. They may try to make snotty retaliatory comments again here too, but I know readers who've been burned by shops here and elsewhere will know to weigh this comment soberly among others like it and positive ones just the same.

I frequently take all of my cars here. The staff is knowledgeable, inviting, and has never steered…read moremy wrong. Their staff stays pretty consistent as well, so they remember what's happened to my vehicles over the years, and are always eager to help or lend a tip or two. I'd highly recommend heading here if you don't have the time or the facilities to do your own oil changes.

Frequent user of this place... my car has been going here for 7 years and they remember it every…read moretime too before they even pull up my account. 2 stall deal with 3 staff members usually on hand. Wait is usually very quick (30-45 min)

My husband's classic truck broke down in the parking lot close to this shop about 10 mins before…read moreJiffy Lube closed and all 3 of the guys at this location went above and beyond to help get us fixed up and back on the road. They could have easily closed the bay doors and went home but instead they did everything they could to help. Kind people are still out there and willing to help a stranger without expecting anything in return. Thanks guys, you saved us a tow and spared my husband any extra stress!! I would recommend this location to anyone looking for some genuinely kind guys to help you out with your auto needs!

Awesome analysis and help. Great location too. Got my nails done while waiting. And had excellent…read morepho at Golden Pho.

Super Professional!…read more Greg and his team have an amazing shop. His service is great and he offers competitive pricing. His shop is by far the most impressive shop I have ever seen. It's as close to immaculate as you can get.

About 20 years ago (and many cars ago) I found Adv Auto through several referrals from Jeffco Fire…read more& Sheriff's. And car maintenance and service worries became a thing of the past. Greg is fantastic in every aspect of the business. He cares about the quality of work and customer service they all provide. We've had Volvo's, Ford, Dodge, and Nissan - he serviced them all. And the added bonus of the cleanest car facility I've ever seen. Greg always shows me what is wrong so I can understand exactly what happened. Here you can see the destroyed bearings and bent frame (can't see the bend in pic) from when a belt snapped and beat the crap out of my car.

We picked up a screw in our rear tire and it started going flat on I-70 on long drive home…read moreThanksgiving weekend. We called a couple of tire shops in Golden, but no one could get us in. We were literally riding on our rim when we got to Goodyear, and these guys were our last hope. The manager was amazing and got us in right away, even though he and his crew were swamped. They really took care of our stressful situation, and I would 100% recommend this shop!

Less than 200 miles and two months after the Golden, CO Goodyear store performed routine brake…read moreservice my brakes began grabbing and grinding. The store said bearings repair was needed, and said they would do this under warranty. Then, after the work was done, they charged me additional fees for the bearings work. First, the bearings should have been serviced during routine brake service, but they did not. Second, they levied charges for the additional work after they said it would be done under warranty, without my prior approval. This likely violates Colorado state law CRS 42-9-104. After I paid the additional (unlawful) charges, my brakes failed multiple times, including instances while I drove on the highway, and once while 200 miles from home on a mountain pass. (In that harrowing instance I was stranded and had to pay out of pocket for repairs, towing, etc.) After each instance of brake failure, I returned to the Goodyear store where the store manager claimed to repair it under warranty, offered a variety of excuses, explanations and assurances, all of which ultimately proved to be empty and false. Goodyear in the end never repaired the brakes correctly. Now, a different repair shop is recommending a complete new brake job to correct the damage caused by Goodyear. They installed incorrect parts for my vehicle, installed parts incorrectly, including installing bearings with no grease. Another repair shop confirmed that bearings had been installed with literally no grease. This guaranteed that the bearings would overheat and the brakes would malfunction, as happened to my vehicle a total of five times since Goodyear performed the routine brake service. This is a shocking example of faulty workmanship, that easily could have had terrible dangerous consequences. It was just dumb luck that myself, my passengers and other drivers on the road were not harmed any of the times my brakes failed. As a practical matter, the local Goodyear store staff ruined my vehicle by rendering it no longer reliably safe to drive. It never previously had any problem with the brakes. Now, having interacted with the Goodyear company's corporate people, I am certain the problems encountered at the local Goodyear store reflect the broader corporation's culture. I interacted with George Theodore at the Goodyear corporate Property Damage Claims Team. He was calloused and indifferent. When I attempted to ask questions, he spoke to me with a contemptuous tone and and hung up on me. Before he hung up, though, he told me to call the goodyear corporate customer relations number with questions about refunding amounts paid for the failed brake service.  When I called, I was told the regional manager Jeff Moraine would contact me within 48 hours. He never did; I reached out to him directly, still no reply. Weeks later a customer service rep left a message telling me to contact the Property Damage Claims Team. This was a textbook example of runaround, and additional insult on top of the extant harm caused by this company. These people have no shame, no respect for customers who spend their money and time patronizing their businesses, no concern at all for people harmed by faulty workmanship at their stores. I will be filing a report with my local law enforcement agency, documenting that the local goodyear store levied charges without my prior approval. But I know this will not effect the corporate actor's conduct. All I can do is resolve to never patronize any business or purchase any brand connected to goodyear, and to communicate the experience to others (hence this review) so they can avoid goodyear repair centers and the goodyear company more generally, to avoid similar harm, damage, and loss.