Great group of people over there! The owner is a genuinely good guy and the office ladies and very…read morefriendly.

Good Fast…read more Affordable The girls in the front were nice and helpful, I asked for a ballpark and they gave it to me on the spot

When this shop was at the listed address it was great! I always trusted them with the…read morerecommendation for repairs at a fair price. I know they are no longer there but have seen they may be a mobile business now?? Definitely recommend!

Jeremy is a trusted full service motorcycle repair shop. I have been taking my bikes to him for…read moreabout 20!years now. Call him at the number. He now provides remote services full time.

I've been shopping and supporting Mikes Cycle since I was a youth I continue to shop and support…read moreMike Cycles as they are a hard-working family owned business that gives quality care to their customers and top and service with great products. Thank you Cathy thank you Shawn.

I love this local motorcycle shop!…read more Kathy and Sean are incredible people and always friendly/kind faces that I look forward to visiting whenever I can and need parts/lubricants/gear. Support your local moto parts and service dealer. Go ride and support Mike Cycles Placerville!

Great company culture here at this location. Alfredo is the freaking man. He ordered me a new…read moreheadlight and provided excellent customer service for my gray Audi A5. Friendly and honest help right here in Placerville on Fair lane

Great customer service. They tested my battery - dead, I purchased a new one, they provided the…read moretools needed to switch it out. Good price on the battery too. Thank you!

The people here are great. Gina and Ryan are awesome. They totally hooked up my 7 year old,…read moretotally took great care of us. Don't buy Tusk or any other garbage, buy direct from WC. The quality is second to none and they support D36 and youth riders. Thank you guys

We had purchased a new Toyota Prius a week ago. Priuses are number 1 for catalytic converter…read morethefts in California because of the high content precious metals used in the CATS and the fact that the engine isn't on all the time depleting the precious metals. The precious metals are platinum, palladium, and rhodium. I ordered a Miller CAT catalytic converter shield direct from the factory for $200. I opted for the stainless steel version instead of the aluminum version as it slows down the thieves if they're using a Sawzall to cut through it. Miller CAT shields use patented proprietary high security screws so either thieves have to drill the screws out or cut through the steel plate. The local Toyota dealer wanted $306 labor. Ken, the owner squeeze me in on a Monday (which is probably their busiest day) with drive shafts and other work coming in. This is a busy shop! I am a part time teacher for automotive and diesel technology at 2 local high schools, I could have done it myself. I could have used the school's 2 post lift but that takes away from students. Ken and his staff installed the Miller CAT shield and properly torqued the proprietary high security screws in about an hour. The bill was well below what the dealer would have charged. I highly recommend ADCO. They are extremely competent and honest.

The owner of ADCO replaced and proved to that we had the correct cat on my Jeep. No one else took…read morethe time to investigate and help me. Great customer service!!!

They are not transparent about what it cost to make hydraulic hoses. It is very expensive vs online…read moreoptions.

First day or rain and I was without windshield wipers. The manager was so helpful, looked up my…read morevehicle, and even came out and installed the windshield wipers for me. I was very grateful.

I was able to find the rear axle for my 1989 F150. I looked everywhere, but could not find one…read more Bonanza had two, and a great price too. Took it to my mechanic, and have been driving my truck everyday. The best thing is that you don't have to walk around looking for your part, then have to pull it off yourself. Then drag it up to the front of an yard and pay. They will pull the part for you and load it into your vehicle. I will buy from them again. Hopefully I won't have to, but glad they are around if I need them.

this is the worst auto dismantlers i have ever delt with. I've been in the auto industry for 25…read moreyears and i have to say that they have the worst customer service. Leo is no help at all. He tells you that he will call you back and never does. He put me on hold for 20 min plus. Bob the manager is even worse. He gives false ETAs. I WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND TO AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COST. VERY UNPROFESSIONAL! THEY WILL END UP COSTING YOU MONEY. I WOULD PUT -0 STARTS IF I COULD.

Was assisting a friend replacing a battery in a vehicle that they were storing for a friend…read more Conflicting data on the OE battery and what the replacement brand was suggesting. Chad was very knowledgeable about the replacement brand and what the actual battery group size was that was removed from the vehicle, regardless of the battery markings. Chad provided excellent service.

This store, because they sell motor oil, is tasked with accepting used motor oil from customers…read more However, of the dozens of times I've either brought used oil to their store or called to confirm that they are accepting used motor oil, not once have they actually accepted it. EVERY time, I'm told that their tanks are full. EVERY time. Over dozens of attempts over the last three years, not once have they been able to accept the oil. It's also interesting that the employees who explain the refusal by O'Reilly's seem to have a full one-minute spiel prepared explaining their excuse. It almost sounds like they are reading a prepared response. So, doesn't it seem as though a competent management team would have addressed this failure? It's ongoing. It frustrates and disappoints customers. It puts employees in the difficult position of having to constantly apologize for the issue. Might I conclude that O'Reillys stores just don't want to deal with it? Are they even attempting to improve the situation, or are they just a bunch of clowns? So, I'm going to follow up, and check California statutes and regulations requiring retailers to accept used oil.