Dallas and Isaiah were wonderful with helping us out; quick and easy. Got us back on the road in…read moreless than 20 and filled up our tired for free!!

With prices at over $122 for an oil change starting it's not worth the time or effort or the value…read more Go someplace else

Vance Jones and his great team were thorough detailed and consistent with checking my mom's car. I…read moreappreciate the kindness that went with the service too. Thank you and God bless you. A. Jones

These are guys are honest and will give you an accurate assessment on your vehicle…read more I would recommend that you get your pre purchase inspection here for German cars. They found an oil leak and saved me from buying a lemon of a German car at a very reasonable cost. Would use again.

I had a very disappointing experience with this shop and would strongly caution others before…read moretrusting them with your vehicle. During an oil change at their Port Orchard location, my engine oil was overfilled by nearly three quarts, which I later had verified and documented. This isn't a small mistake--it can cause serious engine damage if not corrected. On top of that, the drain plug was over-torqued, creating additional issues I had to deal with on my own. I initially went in to have it looked at in Seattle where I work and the car died in the middle of the road this shop I found out after looking for an invoice for 15 minutes was not connected to the Port Orchard store, so I got on the phone with the Port orchard store manager to assist. playing the middleman relaying messages rather than him calling and dealing with it directly. conclusion from Seattle store was I needed a new alternator--an expensive repair quoted around $1,700. After getting a second opinion from another qualified mechanic, I learned that diagnosis was incorrect. It got worse from there. During an oil change at their Port Orchard location, my engine oil was overfilled by nearly three quarts, which I later had verified and documented. This isn't a small mistake--it can cause serious engine damage if not corrected. On top of that, the drain plug was over-torqued by 3x the amount it should have been, creating additional issues I had to deal with on my own. I was also frustrated by how I was treated. My concerns were dismissed, and I was spoken to in a way that felt condescending and unprofessional. I gave the business an opportunity to address this directly and even asked to be contacted by the owner, but I never received a response. Because of the incorrect diagnosis, poor workmanship, and lack of accountability, I would not recommend anyone going there to conduct business as well as ensure you warn your friends and family.

While the exterior of the business is in desperate need of some attention/care, we found the staff…read moreto be quite engaging and knowledgable. The oil change we received on our car - and the accompanying inspection report - seemed thorough, and while some of the recommended repairs were perhaps overpriced, the staff were generous in their offerings of alternatives. We will certainly consider Meineke for our future routine maintenance needs (if not all of our repair needs).

I have always found this Midas to be honest and helpful. One major repair I had done here was about…read more$200 cheaper than what Les Schwab quoted and was done well. They also work on my 2006 SAAB which can be a tricky vehicle. I keep going back for these reasons.

Great experience. Jason was very attentive and did everything he could to make sure i got the help…read morei needed at a good rate. Very thankful for the service i received and will definitely be back

Super helpful went above and beyond. They went out of their way to help us fix an issue.read more

Thank you guys last day we had such a great experience they were all amazing and helpful i…read moreappreciate it

Quoted me nearly $1400 to fix the issue with my car confirming that the work would fix the car…read more When I went to pick it up, they informed me that the issue I brought the car in for was completely unchanged, car still wasn't running, but the bill was now $1900 for all the unnecessary work they did. Wouldn't give me back my car long enough to get the unnecessary new parts removed. Three illegal things in the state of WA - doing unnecessary work, lying to the customer about the problem and needed work, and increasing the estimate by over 10% (more like 30%) without confirming with the customer. Ended up having to deal with their corporate office who eventually sorted it out for us, but if we hadn't been persistent enough to fight them on it, they'd have just taken 130% of the estimate while having done absolutely nothing to address the problem. We agreed to pay them for their unnecessary labour, so we're out $400 plus the cost of the tows there and back and we're right back at square one. These guys are predators.

Both locations are horrible. I took my car into the Bremerton location twice ... and the Silverdale…read more/ Bremerton location once. My car ended up stopping in the middle of the highway (with my kids in the backseat) Turns out both locations were just treating my engine with new coils and spark plugs when really the third cylinder was going out (as posted in the photo). Both shops not only put me in danger but also my children. I would never recommend either locations ... no honest work is done here (except for the mechanic who reported what was actually happening).

I have been having my cars serviced there for years. Brent and Rick really listen. They do what it…read moretakes to make having my car serviced a good experience!

We hired Countryside Repair to perform a pre-purchase inspection (PPI) on a diesel truck because we…read morelive out of state and wanted to avoid flying across the country for a vehicle with hidden problems. Brent seemed great... but what a joke.... Guess he is all talk. Even after kindly attempting to discuss our findings after the fact, I did not receive any response. The dealership kindly transported the truck to the shop. The following day, we received the inspection report. The only issues noted were worn shocks, a slightly hanging front brake caliper, and a recommendation to change the differential fluid. We specifically called to discuss the inspection and asked whether there were any other concerns. We were told it was a nice truck and that nothing significant was found. We even asked about engine issues and were told that scanning for codes and testing the coolant showed no concerns. Fortunately, we decided to fly out and inspect the truck ourselves before purchasing it. Within minutes of looking over the vehicle, we found multiple issues that were not mentioned anywhere in the inspection report - none of these items were observed in the PPI. * Recently replaced oil pan with obvious sealant visible * Active engine oil leak at the bellhousing area. * Recently replaced brake master cylinder and front calipers, suggesting an unresolved brake issue. * Large rodent nests and debris in both wheel well areas under the hood. * Extremely stiff steering that felt abnormal for a truck with only 69,000 miles. * Spongy brake pedal that traveled halfway to the floor before engaging. * Signs of additional repairs and modifications that were never documented. The oil leak alone was visible without putting the truck on a lift and should have been impossible to miss during a thorough inspection. I understand that no inspection is perfect and that mechanics can't predict every future problem. However, major visible issues such as an active oil leak, rodent nesting, brake concerns, and steering problems should have been identified and documented. These are exactly the types of issues buyers pay for a pre-purchase inspection to uncover. Had we trusted the report and purchased the truck sight unseen, we could have spent thousands of dollars transporting a vehicle that clearly had significant unresolved issues. The purpose of a PPI is to provide an independent assessment so buyers can make informed decisions. Based on our experience, this inspection fell far short of that standard. I cannot recommend this shop for ANY pre-purchase inspections. What a waste of money.

Stopped by here for a new car battery replacement. We had been to couple of auto shops already…read more Most of the auto shops sell battery but they won't help you install them. Unlike Midas, I used to go to Midas for my oil change, different location of course. I don't have much to say about the mechanics because I'm not a car person. I do know that there customer service is great. Especially the lady that took care of us when we were there. She's friendly and humble. Not to mention that they have free WiFi and coffee that's always a plus. DON'T forget to check in. Yelp's and Midas partner up. They will offer you a 10% off for non promotional service coupon if you check in! Overall, the mechanic are fast and done there jobs right. I should consider bringing my car back to this location to get my oil change done next time!

I came in and said I needed a battery. Indicated that we can just throw a battery in there or…read morediagnose to make sure! Battery diagnostic 99.00. I needed a battery like I incicated!! Battery cost 250.00. 99.00 to install the battery. Including tax this one battery cost me $530.00!!! It seems like to me if I needed a battery, why wasn't the diagnostic taken away if I bought what the diagnosis said I needed? I've never had a problem with this company! This day and this 530.00 battery became my first problem. Its time to find another shop!!