I took my Jeep Wrangler into Aaron's Olympic 4x4 in Snohomish. Being unable to trouble shot…read moremultiple codes on this Jeep, I thought I'd give them a try. They spent some time on my jeep trouble shooting it. Unfortunately they weren't able to pin-point the issues that were causing the codes, they believe their all electrical problems. However they did refer to to another shop that might be able to help. I showed up to pickup my Jeep and I was very surprised that they decided not to charge me for their trouble-shooting time. WOW, this is just unheard of. This is the most honest and friendly shop that I've ever been too. Thank you for a great experience.

I highly recommend taking your Jeep/Truck/SUV over to these guys (Collin, Shane ) they know how…read moreget it done without over charging or upselling their customers. I just got my front drive shaft (tom woods) replaced and a tune up there and the service was excellent.

This business has been around for a while now. They have an indoor facility and it's kind of hard…read moreto find. It's in a location you really wouldn't expect - kind of a residential area - so bring your GPS. You can search for parts online and/or call them. They are pretty responsive by phone and cordial (not rude like many wrecking yards). Upon arriving, they took me over to the building and you can go out and pick parts off the vehicles. Obviously you can't just go in there and randomly walk around - you should really have a purpose as the mechanic will be removing a part for you, but they do allow you to look around. As with any wrecking place, there's a certain level of morbid curiosity that prevails. Now you can rubberneck a wreck without almost creating another (while driving). Nix is primarily Lexus/Toyota parts. Car nuts will like it because there are often custom parts lingering around. Assuming they weren't destroyed from the accident, you can ask to have them removed and then purchase them if you wish. I will go back as long as I own a Toyota/Lexus and need parts.

Nix 99 seemed like a good place to do business. They said they had the glass I needed for my 2002…read moreToyota Tacoma, but when my Fiance picked it up at will call the receipt said 1996. My truck However is a 2002. I wish I had walked away then! The employee assured the window would fit but it did not. Nix 99 said they would find me the right one but weeks passed and I never heard from them. I called to check on the progress they still had not found the proper replacement, it seemed like I might be waiting a long time. When I said, "I'll just return it for a refund" they said,"No". I wrote an email to complain and only then did they agree to refund my money. Then they tried to say it was my fault for giving them the wrong model year. I could not believe the made up story I was hearing from these people! I had repeatedly said model year 2002 every time I called. Nix 99 is a hard to do business with. They have the wrong attitude when it comes to following up and getting customers what they need. And a complete lack of professionalism when dealing with their mistakes.

I highly recommend this shop and will continue to bring my car here for future needs. I emailed a…read morebunch of shops to compare prices and Paul was very upfront and fair with his pricing, and communicated quickly and honestly. He didn't try to upsell me at all. It's so easy to be taken advantage of as a woman at a car dealership but I didn't feel like that at at here, in fact I left knowing I had gotten the fairest price in the area and was very satisfied with the work that was done.

Great service and price. Friendly staff. I've been taking my car here for oil changes.read more

Most of the Co-Op's I hand around at these days are food Co-Op's so going to a farm one reminded me…read moreof going to these when my parents would go to them for their ranch supplies sometimes. The main idea was to kill a bit of time and the hope of maybe seeing some baby chicks even though they are often in these stores on a seasonal basis. Well indeed we did get to see the baby chicks. Many were older at this point and had their own feathers but there were younger furry ones too. The older ones yellow fur was gone but they were still very cute. All different kinds of different chickens here also so quite a nice variety of types. Don't handle them on your own as the signs indicate as a staff member needs to be reached before going further with that. There are lots of other inventory for your agricultural needs and in my mind would be a great place to go to stock up on supplies.

First of all this place is one of the few places around that offer multiple types of fuel including…read more110 octane. When it came to pay and I forgot my card. The nice smart people in there helped me use my iPhone wallet. I was embarrassed and super worried and they were so nice and chill. I appreciate that they kept me calm. This is the second time I have purchased from here. First time was several years ago, I purchased a pallet of pellets for wood store and I will say it was a very easy painless trip. Pulled up and they helped load the truck too. I highly recommend this place for any of your co-op needs or random fuels. I wish I would have taken the time to look around inside the store more but I was little frazzled and in a hurry.

Big ripoff! I dropped off two heads to have resurfaced and pressure tested. They had them for a…read moreweek and never contacted me. When I called he says his milling machine is broken and he can take them to his buddy's to do them. I say let's get them done. Another week later they are finally ready. He charges me $335. This is a $150 to $200 job at any other shop. When I questions the bill he says they charge hourly. I think all he did was take them to another shop and double charge me. I will never step foot in that place again and bad mouth them any time I get the chance.

I brought a 4g63 cylinder head in here for a standard cleaning one would expect from any machine…read moreshop. I dropped it off Friday, was quoted $40 and told it would be ready in a couple of days. Monday i get a call saying it's ready. Tuesday i pick up. They want $65 plus tax. I scoff stating i was quoted $40. I get a response something along the lines of "Well it's $65, so unless you want to leave it here...". The gasket surfaces weren't clean. There was still a bit of grease embedded in the casting. I asked why it wasn't very clean, and they said "Well you can't put it in the hot tank." (No sh!t, A{}hole, it's caustic to aluminum, this isn't my first rodeo, i used to work in a machine shop). Apparently they don't even have a jet/steam cabinet and they WASHED IT IN THE SOLVENT TANK, or so they said. I got it home, cleaned up the mating surfaces, blew it out with the compressor and found glass bead (sand) all throughout the lifter bores and oil galleys. They didn't bead blast it, nor did I ask them to. It should not have had ANYTHING in it and should have been in a bag. Not sitting out on a stool in the open like it was when i went to pick up. The men that work here are not men at all. They are scoundrels that should not be trusted. They do shoddy work. Check google, they have many awful reviews. I hope the business goes under soon, because it's a waste of space. This experience with Jim Green's was more of a barometer to see what kind of work they do, as i do a lot of work on mitsubishi performance vehicles for myself and others. They'll not ever see my face in their shop again, let alone a penny from my coffers. I actually contemplated taking this particular head to the car wash and blasting it off because it wasn't even all that filthy. Customer lost a timing belt and some exhaust valves got bent. No cracked guides, and everything else checks out, so I just wanted to be working with clean parts, not throwing it together with grime and grit all getting in the way. I should have taken it to the car wash. I would have saved about $60 and whole lot of frustration. DO NOT DEAL WITH THESE CLOWNS FOR ANY REASON WHATSOEVER!!

I dropped by the Mill Creek O'Reilly's on Saturday 8/8/2026 on 132nd in Mill Creek at 7:35 am to…read morereplace my low beam lights. Bryan, who was filling in for his peer was fabulous. He was very kind and replaced my headlights quickly and efficiently great customer srevice. A. G

Shoutout to Thomas Lake O'Reilly Auto Parts!! This crew always helps me, even when they don't have…read morethe part I need. Came in last weekend with an engine light that I wasn't sure about. The employee diagnosed my problem and told me what I needed and nearly rang up the part. He told me how easy it was to do "But check it out on YouTube first". I had to run home for something and told him I'd be back for the part after I checked out Youtube. Turns out, the part he indicated wasn't the issue, but a part connected to that part was. Big crack in a hose that went to the recommended part (Emission Vapor Hose). When I went back to get the part, they, unfortunately, didn't have it in stock and it would've been some days until they got it in. He gave me a recommendation on where to grab it. Kind of like "Miracle on 34th Street"- "We don't have it, but you might try Gimball's". I found the part and got it installed easily and my car's now running fine. The clerk didn't have to do that, but it was very cool of him to do so. To the Mgr.: while this might've meant a sale for you guys, it gained even more customer loyalty from me. That is commendable. This store has always had great employees and I've dealt with them pretty much since they moved into the Thomas Lake Albertsons (now Safeway) lot. They always have what I need, and if they don't, they'll tell me where to get it. In 2026 where so many places don't have service to write home about, these guys do. Thanks O'Reilly!