This is a brand new station (like it opened in the past couple of months) and its really nice!!…read moreSuper clean, restrooms are immaculate, and they have a self-serve popcorn machine. What else do you need? ;)

Gas station convenience liquor what more could you ask for? Opened this Tuesday It's bright, clean…read moreand great selection. Plus one of the first WESCO locations in the area to have self-serve popcorn, which for those of us in the know how big that is! Welcome to the neighborhood. If you're from the neighborhood, stop in. If you're visiting, stop in or you really don't need a reason, just stop in.

This place is a couple of years old now. It's a new facility compared to their competitor "Touch…read moreof Class" about a mile north. Both places charge $10 for the basic wash, QCW refers to it as the "Quality" wash. But for $22, you get unlimited Quality washes for the month. So after your third wash, you're ahead of the game. There are wash upgrades of what services they can provide. All upgrades are performed by the automated wash. There is no human labor involved in the cleaning process. With each upgrade both the single wash and monthly pass prices go up. Takes about 5 minutes for the entire wash. Machine does a pretty good job drying, but I bring a few old rags in my trunk to wipe off the extra water and shine up some spots the wash rags misses. I also open up doors and trunk and dry the door jams. They provide a free vacuum, as does their competitor. I bring this up because their sister location on Sternberg Rd only provides complimentary vacs if you have the monthly pass. The vacs do a great job. Basically they suck. Also for an additional charge, you can get your mats scrubbed. However it only works on flat mats. WeatherTech won't make it through the machine.

Car Wash: I've never seen this place super busy like the one in Holland. I'm always in and out so…read morequickly, which I love. Value: I had purchased the holiday unlimited ultimately deal b3g1 month for the family. The convenience is unmatched, but the wash isn't always very great. Sometimes I have to go through twice, just to get a dirty car fully clean. I wish this one had mirrors so we could see prior to driving away or having to get out of your car. Also, not a fan that the staff don't put the plastic protector on at this location as they do elsewhere. Overall, I love the convenience, but not always the price. I'd never consider it without the unlimited as it's very costly.

Absolutely recommend Krohn's Auto Service for any kind of vehicular mechanical issues. Friendly…read moreservice, prompt attention, complete solutions to all mechanical issues, HONEST and accurate diagnostics, and very fair pricing. Krohn's Auto Service provides the absolute Best Value for any of your mechanical needs. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Scheduled for a few days out but very efficient and kept me informed and explained the what and why…read moreof the repair.

We purchased a 2012 Volkswagen Passat with 99k miles on it at the end of January 2025 from members…read moreof our church who never had a problem with this car and kept excellent maintenance records. This was going to be our extra / commuter car for when I am not traveling for work which is very limited. My wife took this car to Global Autoworks approximately 2 weeks later in mid-February for an oil change. Global Autoworks charged her $289 and she was shocked (I was out of town for work) and she questioned the exorbitant price and was told that is what it costs. She paid them. When I returned home after traveling several weeks later I examined the 9 page invoice that showed $106 in "parts" NOT itemized and @ $120 for a diagnostic test that we never requested or authorized. it also had numerous other suggested repair items that we never asked for. Shortly after bringing our car home my wife told me this vehicle was leaking all over our driveway and newly refinished and coated garage floor (we paid over $3,000 in October to have our garage floor coated). I told my wife NOT to go back to Global Autoworks but we contacted a family friend who has 15 years experience as a certified Volkswagen mechanic. Our friend inspected our Volkswagen Passat and found that Global Autoworks improperly installed the oil filter causing the gasket to crimp which left a gap where the oil was leaking all over. Our mechanic re-installed the oil filter correctly and also replaced the Vacuum pump for $530 which Global Autoworks quoted $3,300 to replace the Vacuum pump (this is from the diagnostic test that we did not request or authorize). We contacted the owner, Steve, at Global Autoworks and sent him emails with the photos of the improperly installed oil filter and the damage to our driveway and garage floor-he did not respond. My wife went to Global Autoworks with our mechanic friend but Steve was not available. The following day I called several times and left messages. I eventually talked to Steve and advised him of the oil leak and the damage. Steve insisted on inspecting our vehicle and arranged to have it towed to his shop which was done that same day- a Friday. After not hearing back from Steve on Monday morning I called several times and left messages and Steve was never available (even though he emailed my wife saying they were working on our vehicle). Steve got on the phone after I told the receptionist that I was going to file a complaint with the Michigan Secretary of State. I told Steve that he was not authorized to do any repairs but only to inspect the vehicle. Steve said they could not find any leak. I told Steve that they would not find a leak because a certified Volkswagen mechanic with 15 years of experience found the leak and fixed it. Steve refused to accept any responsibility and was upset that my wife did not bring our vehicle back to his shop after he started leaking oil. I told Steve there was no way I would let her return to a shop that charged $289 for an oil change including a diagnostic test that we did not request or authorize. As well as the fact that his shop could not even do the oil change correctly which caused substantial damage to our driveway and newly refinished garage floor. I had to pay for a tow truck to bring our vehicle back to our mechanic. Steve sent a follow up email denying any responsibility because his shop could not find any leak even though we advised him in writing and verbally that the leak was fixed by a certified mechanic. I will be filing a complaint with the Michigan Secretary of State. BEWARE - DO NOT DO BUSINESS with Global Autoworks!

I had an alternator fail on my GL320. GA replaced and corrected that problem effectively and…read moreefficiently. Later the car started shredding serpentine belts. They replaced the tensioner pulley and the belt. it happened two more times. It was eventually determined the alternator pulley was the culprit. They fully refunded the repair costs caused by the bad alt pulley and I didn't even need to ask. It took a few trips in but they always took care of me, the towing, and my transportation needs. That is a level of care and integrity seldom seen today. It is usually a complete waste of time to even ask if a shop will accept responsibility for a mistake, that is not the case at Global Autoworks. I drive from muskegon and pass many shops to get there. I am sold on the service, care and integrity.

Hit a deer and needed some work done. City came highly recommended so we chose them. They said the…read morerepair would take about a week. They had it over 4 weeks! I completely understand the supply chain shortages and staffing shortages right now. But the quality of the work was awful. Every SINGLE thing they fixed was broken when I got it back. New passenger door wouldn't unlock, new radiator and heat didn't work, new headlight was out, and front and back washer fluid switches were switched. Ridiculous.

Been going here since I was very naive and they always take care of me and provide a friendly…read moreatmosphere! :3 Good down to earth people!

Always nice people and they have a inventory of vehicles. They also buy scrap metal and sell new…read moreand used batteries

Never over charged and very friendly service. Now that I have found this junkyard I won't go eles…read morewhere for any parts I need.

I was in need of a "no longer available" part from Ford and came across this business on a web…read moresearch. The help over the phone was awesome, the part I needed was available and they even delivered the part to my place of employment. Great price for a hard to find part, I didn't have to remove the part, they did all the hard work for me. My son's T-bird is back up and running, thanks to Mutual Auto Parts. Glad I found them, overjoyed that they had the part I needed, amazed at the low price and the level of service!

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Circle k in Kalamazoo on Kilgore lady is rude and they don't do there job if ya don't have the fuel…read morethen mark it at the pump so you don't have to waste your time and you only check your fuel on a monthly basis not sure how ya can be out if somebody isn't doing there job won't ever go there again there pumps hardly ever work as far as credit card machine not to mention the bathrooms clean them

On the final stretch of our return trip we were planning to stop at a Costco gas station that we…read morehad visited on our way out because they usually have the lowest price in the area. But I also use an App called GasBuddy to check prices in an area even when there is a Costco gas station nearby. In this case, I found that this Circle K station was only 2¢ per gallon more than Costco but Circle K was right off the Interstate whereas the Costco location was about three to four miles each way off of the Interstate. When I factor in the loss of up to a half gallon of gas or more to get to and from the cheapest price, I figure that I can pay up to a nickel per gallon more for a station that is right off the Interstate. This Circle K, like most of them, had spacious gas pumps so it's easy to pull around to get to an open pump. It was generally clean and has a convenience store as well.