Ford service near Renton, WA

We hired Bryan to come out and install a fuel pump in our Classic 57 Chevy in early July. He promptly came out,,,,,,without calling. We had the fuel pump and my hubby (who is 80 and legally blind) had taken the old one out. We just needed Bryan to put the new one in. He did this. He hooked up the gas lines, we paid him and he left. 2 days later we went to take the car out and the gas lines were leaking badly. We contacted Bryan,,,,,,he said he was hired to install a fuel pump not hook up gas lines..????? We have been in touch for nearly a month now,,,,,he had a family emergency, he has to check his schedule, etc ,,,,,and now he won't even reply. I do NOT recommend this guy if you want a guarantee on his work.

Excellent job and awesome pricing along with great customer service

Excellent work ethics-very reasonably priced,went over and above great work,very friendly staff. Explains car woes in plain english to where you understand.

My car was just falling apart! With only 110,000 miles on it, I felt like it was just done. I took it to AIR and they looked it over really well. They gave me a long list and explained what needed to be done now and what should be done soon. Its back on the road and I'm saving up for the rest. I like the way they took the time to explain the maintenance and repair necessary It took some time to repair, but I like that they got it done right.

These guys are great. They came highly recommended from a friend of mine who builds race cars, and after dealing with them I know why. They are honest, very informative, knowledgable and have good prices. I would recommend them to anyone rebuilding a classic car. Especially a 1954 Buick!

I had some radiator hoses replaced at another national repair shop. However, I began losing coolant and took the car back twice. The first time I was told that the reason was that there was an air bubble in the line. The second time I was told that the radiator leaked and a new one would cost just over $450. The car was not put on a lift to check for leaks. There was no pressure check. The evaluation was based on a few snail trails of dried coolant around the radiator cap. I took my car to Midas on Gravelly Lake Drive in Lakewood, WA for a second opinion. The car was placed on a lift twice. They did a pressure check and told me that if there was, in fact, a leak the pressure check would identify the location. Eric came into the waiting room, and I expected him to confirm the need to replace the radiator. He said he would be happy to replace it, but thought that a new radiator cap would resolve my problem. I bought a $10 radiator cap and haven't lost a drop of coolant in the three weeks since I visited Midas. What a pleasant experience dealing with an honest repair shop. You can be assured that my future automotive needs will be taken to this Midas dealer.