Had to get a new battery on my car after it died and staff replaced it quickly and was helpful. Did…read morenot feel like a slimy sales up charge and explained it without mansplaining. Eddie helped me out and was wonderful!

Got my nails done across the street and came back to a completely dead car. Luckily I was parked…read moreright across from this O'Reilly, where literal angels helped me try to jump it - and when that didn't work, they pulled my battery and charged it in the shop for me. Huge shoutout to Jeff, I owe you my firstborn Every single person here was so sweet and willing to help. So grateful

I rented a cabinet lift and a table saw for my father to renovate my kitchen and install cabinets…read more The equipment was very helpful and in good shape. Staff was nice and returning was easy

Rented a 125ft boom lift and 50ft scissor lift for a commercial installation project. Equipment was…read moreconfirmed for an 8-10am delivery and didn't show up until mid-afternoon -- over 5 hours late. No one called or communicated the delay. I had to track down answers myself while my entire crew sat idle on site. That was just the start. The scissor lift broke down during the rental and needed maintenance, costing us another full day. Then the lift was removed from our job site without any notice or scheduled pickup, causing more confusion and downtime. After all of this, I assumed we'd both move on. Instead, two months of silence later, I received an invoice asking for more money. When I pushed back, they cited fine print in the contract and tried to downplay the delivery delay by claiming it didn't affect our work. It absolutely did. I've never had a rental experience this disorganized. Between the late delivery, broken equipment, unauthorized removal, lack of communication, and then being billed more after the fact, I would not recommend this company to anyone who depends on equipment showing up on time to keep a project on schedule.

Honestly This place and the people are amazing!…read more Fair and noble pricing Recommend to everyone

Over a year ago I would have recommended this place but no longer…read more Here is what someone else said recently and I second that: "Once recommended not currently. Very poor customer experience." I'm not only adding EXTREMELY poor customer service but also VERY poor work. I'll never go back here based on my recent, multiple, experiences and have been happy to have found another shop where pride in work is still at its best.

Worst service around quoted me to have a simple job done by Friday if dropped off by Tuesday…read more Dropped off on Tuesday and my wife as well as myself were told no problem for Friday. Then was called a liar to my face by the service writer about the quote. Today is Monday and they don't even know if they will be done today. Also misquoted the price for parts costing me over $1000 more. I will NEVER do business with them again. There are many more RELIABLE shops in town. Find someone better. Especially if you need timely cost effective service.

If you need parts or repair work to your class 8 semi truck, this is the only place in Colorado to…read morego.

A true gem off the beaten path!!…read more This is a little family owned and operated service station! They fill propane bottles, buy aluminum and cans, exchange oxygen and acetylene! They provide diesel, and CLEAR fuel that contains NO ETHANOL. It is ran by Mother and Father, so it's a "Ma&Pa shop that has been in business since 1996. If you get the chance to stop by, they are extremely friendly and it's worth it!

Worst QT ever. Coffe bar is always broken, out of service, or being cleaned. One excuse after…read moreanother from employees. Never returning

Awesome gas station/ convenience store with a huge selection of drinks, coffees , icees and more…read more They also have a station with pizza , sandwiches and other hot foods. Similar to Wawa and racetrack.

MDI are very customer service focused, they performed the job quickly and above expectations. My…read morewife and I have a 2004 Beaver Monterey and I have been looking for a dependable reliable mechanic for over a year and now I have found one!!!

Wonderful, hardworking staff. We travel and on the road it was necessary to change the oil in the…read moreengine, we took it without an appointment, everything was done very quickly, washed the car, which is also very pleasant.

I am Very Sorry to say that Federal Valley Motors is Closed Permanently!…read moreThe owner ,Earl, decided to retire, and was getting thing's ready to close , when the Pandemic hit. So they closed up earlier than planned. We have been taking our cars there for decades!! They were always professional, great work, fair prices and honest with their customers!! We will miss them Greatly!! Thanks to All of You, at Federal Valley!!

Okay, so I have never been a "customer" here per se…read more However, I have a story to share that will give you some insight to the kind of man that owns this place. So back in 2013, I had just moved to Colorado from Texas. I had not been able to find any work and ended up living out under the Broadway bridge, on a bike trail until I could find work and get on my feet. (A tent came before the actual roof over my head.) A friend and I had moved out there, not knowing a single person in the state. We had at this point been out on the streets for a couple of months, summer of 2013, before the flood. We were both donating plasma twice a week, but were having a terrible time finding work. Anyway, one day, I had had enough, and made a sign that said "WILL WORK FOR JOB". I didn't want any handouts, although that's usually what people ended up doing if they did anything to help, but it wasn't what I wanted. I wanted to be able to help myself. One day, I was out at the intersection of 72nd and Federal (before the Walmart was there), holding the sign. A man stopped and asked if I meant it. I said yes I did. He told me he owned a business down the road, and he needed a bunch of bushes and trees cleared up so he could have more room for cars. He introduced himself as Earl. This was the man that owns Federal Valley Motors. For months after that, usually twice a week, he would pay me $15 an hour to go clear up his property. There was a lot there, so being just me doing the work, it was going to take a while. I did it twice a week because once his dumpster was full, there really wasn't anywhere to put all the brush and limbs I had trimmed. Anyway, Earl is an amazing person, and he helped me at a time in my life when I had nothing and nobody to help. Because of Earl, I didn't starve, and I was eventually able to get my life back on track. I remember one day I had been at the McDonald's at 72nd and Sheridan trying to get a job, and I was walking back to my tent, and Earl drove up and saw me and stopped. He was helping one of his relatives move, and offered to pay me to help, same amount. So I did. He even took me to McDonald's to get food on the way there, and I had the biggest meal I'd had in a week that day. We moved everything, and then he brought me back to the side of town I was staying on. Anyway, after a while, I got a job at the McDonald's on 64th and Indiana, and lived in motels for the next five years. With what we were paying, we we never had the money for a deposit and rent at the same time. Rent was due every paycheck. I worked there for a couple years until they changed ownership, then I went to the one at 80th and Wadsworth for a couple of years, before finally getting tired of the ever increasing cost of living in Colorado and moved back to Texas. I'm a tour guide in a vacation town now, I am doing better in my life than I ever have, own place, no roommate, plenty of "disposable income", but I can't help but wonder how things would have turned out had I never met Earl. At that point, I had pretty much lost all faith in humanity. He helped me turn my life around and I am eternally grateful for that. I was never able to finish the trimming work, most of it got finished, I did it twice a week for two or three months, but I started working at McDonald's overnights, and I was just never able to make it back out because of my work schedule. But Earl, if you read this, I just want to thank you. I really appreciate what you did for me, and I will never forget it.