Total five star service!…read more An older gentleman with a van and a perceived drivability issue came in and the fellow working took the time to test drive it and then explain that the "pulling" he was noticing was in fact, the road and NOT anything wrong with his van. The chain store down the street would have tried him on for size, upselling him some O' Reilly sourced calipers, new rotors and possibly wheels and tires as well- all for complaint of a little pulling. I myself was getting snows installed, not a huge job- but one they got done very quickly and at a great price- something that while meaningful isn't the end all, be all of something as safety sensitive as tires.

They installed new tires and brakes on my truck. Fast, reliable and friendly service.read more

I have a Dodge Durango SRT so I've always have taken every vehicle I've ever owned to the…read moremanufacturer dealership. Lithia Dodge out n out lied to me for over 2 years on a part. It wasn't covered by warranty but containued to tell the the part wason back order. Totally lied to me vs telling me it wasn't covered???? What's up with that. So decided to try a locally Owned business When I walked in I was greeted by Gina, NO WAITING just a great greeting n knew I found a great place to have the "BEAST" Serviced and takin care of. Had oil change n tire rotation and a inspection of the vehicle. Seems like a honest facility. Called when it was done vs me calling. These people did a great job and was finshed when promised and Gina called me!!!!

I have a 1956 chevy with a small block 327. I went in for a valve adjustment. They quoted me…read more$450.00. Are you #%$&ing me?? So the same day I came back with a 2008 chevy pick up that needed a fuel tank sensor replaced. 1 hour labor, I supplied the part. $650.00. Screw you. I am only giving you a one-star because the lady at the desk was nice. I am happy to give anyone my name.

Had my vehicle at Old Dominion twice in about six months, neither accident was my fault, just bad…read moreluck. After the first one, they did a great job. The body work was spot on, and when I picked it up the whole vehicle was cleaned inside and out. It didn't just look fixed, it honestly looked better than before. Second time around the insurance company ended up totaling it, so no repairs were done, but they were still solid to work with. Good communication, straightforward, and I always knew what was going on. If you need collision work in Eugene or Springfield, these guys are worth calling. Good people, quality work, and they run things the right way. Hopefully I don't need them again anytime soon, but if I do, I'd go right back to them.

I had a fantastic experience with OD when my car needed repair! They were open and communicative…read morethroughout the entire process! Thank you for getting me back on the road!

Formal complaint regarding unsafe used tires sold and improper diagnosis leading to wasted time and…read moreexpense 1. Summary of the issue On 2 April, my Sister purchased three used tires from Big B Tire shop. (Who sells someone three tires?) The tires provided were, in my view, unreasonably worn and potentially unsafe (each appeared to be below ~50% tread; one showed visible dry cracking; and at least one tire was manufactured in 2020). Immediately after installation, the vehicle developed a pronounced vibration/shaking at speeds above ~60 mph. Despite returning to your shop for rebalancing, the issue persisted. Your staff then advised that a wheel bearing needed replacement; however, an ASE-certified technician later confirmed the wheel bearing was not the cause and identified a warped tire as the likely source of the vibration. 2. Detailed timeline * Purchased/installed three used tires. Total paid: [$225]. * After purchase: Vehicle began shaking/vibrating at speeds above ~60 mph. * [Around 12 April]: Returned to shop for balancing. Issue remained. * [Around 13 April]: Returned again; staff stated the vehicle needed a new wheel bearing. * [14 April]: Wheel bearing was evaluated by an ASE-certified technician reported the bearing was fine and indicated a warped tire was the likely cause. * [15 April]: Returned tires to your shop. Tires were accepted back; however, a \$25 restocking fee was charged. 3. Safety concerns Tires are critical safety components. Selling tires with visible dry cracking, significant wear, or structural defects (e.g., warping) can create serious risks, including loss of control at highway speeds. In addition, the incorrect diagnosis and recommendation to replace a wheel bearing caused avoidable delay, inconvenience, and potential expense. Not to mention, when I was bringing them back after buying new ones there was about an 80 year old widow lady who was having similar issues and who had been there three times in the past week trusting these people to help her. It is very sad that there are companies like this still in operation. If it wasn't for me my sister would have blown $300 on a wheel bearing and prob $400 on labor to change out a good wheel bearing for an already good wheel bearing and still have the problem.

don't know what there doing go and waste your money here if you want to regret it. Really sad how…read moreeverything went down

My husband and I have leased cars for several years. Our former leasing agent always used made…read moreeverything so easy. So when we moved to Oregon we really didn't know if we could have such an effortless and ideal experience. I found Oregon Roads online and read all the reviews. We decided to call them to get a feel of what their service would provide. Joy Rose was exactly what we were looking for. She was professional and understood what what we wanted. Leasing from her went smoothly. We traded in our older vehicle and we got the exact car we wanted in the color we preferred and at the price that matched our budget. Flawless and terrific customer service. We highly recommend this company.

We've purchased 2 cars through Carey and the team at Oregon Roads and even considered selling one…read moreof our cars through them. Every experience has been so much better than any of the other places around town. While they don't have the service department or the huge lot of vehicles, the process with them is pressure-free and friendly. Also, you don't spend a whole day at the dealership if you buy from them, they know what they're doing and don't waste time going back and forth between buyer and manager or whatever it is the larger places do to drag things along. They also won't push you to buy something you don't need. Every time we've been there, they've waited awhile before approaching us, letting us look at vehicles without feeling like you're going to be accosted by a stereotypical salesperson as soon as you park on the lot. Also, if you're looking for something really specific, they do offer to do the searching for you and will get you the car you're looking for, if you can't find it here right away. I recommend Oregon Roads all the time!