Keith Schulz Garage Diagnostic Center

had cruise control installed on my work vehicle and must say that there employees are rude. I walked outside the building to smoke a cigarette and was 20 feet from any door when a employee asked how my day was .I replied (well and yours) at this point he replied better if I would smoke 100 foot away from him .I informed him that there where no sing stating that .only to receive a dirty look .I won’t have work done here ever
top it off the cruise control was that
they installed wasn’t the correct one for my van & they blame there supplier. instead of admitting they made a mistake

Women — do your research on what could be wrong with your truck before going in and hound them for details (question «authority») — Brought my 2000 Tacoma in for a $ 50. diagnostic. It had a code p0420 which is related to catalytic efficiency and could mean it needed a new cat or just o2 or fuel sensors. They were quick to tell me I needed the whole shebang (like around $ 2000 repair). They said the cat flowed good but was slow to heat up. They said that both my o2 sensors were going bad but my air fuel sensor was ok and that there was a pending code (bank 2 sensor 1 (which is a sensor upstream of the cat) was going). Problem is, my 4 cyl. Tacoma only has a bank one and only has one upstream air fuel sensor and one downstream o2 sensor. I did some research and discovered if a air fuel sensor is going bad it will cause the cat to heat slowly. The guy behind the cash register went yadda yadda yadda about how my truck has over 200k and parts just go bad that are that old. Sorry, won’t buy it. Tell me what is really wrong, Dude. Well, turns out, my cats are just fine. I changed out the air fuel sensor ($ 80.) myself and check engine light went out and I passed the emissions test and truck runs great. Someone had suggested I try them and wanted to give them a try but eh, sorry, you lost my trust. I will be shopping elsewhere when I need someone to give me a solid diagnostic.

These guys are great! Saved my little car and made it feel brand-​new all over again thank you

Visiting from out of town. Worked me in fast. Nice folks. Good service. Thanks for the quick help.

Bought a car in Roseburg Oregon and it made it to medford before it pooped out. Met a tow truck driver who recommended this shop. I had the car towed there and figured it would be bunch of BS. I was from out of state and the car was 40 years old. A 74 Impala. I had an idea what was wrong and being frustrated I just left the car there and headed home (400 miles away) Before I could get home I received a couple of calls from the shop about what could possibly be wrong and what course of action they would take. Long story short… they handled the problem, kept the car locked up until I could have a carrier deliver it and they did it all at a decent price. Yeah I probably could have got it done a bit cheaper, but I dont mind spending for the type of top flight service I got. Thanks fellas and keep up the good work. A nice clean shop too.

I called and made an appointment to check where I was losing water from the cooling system and fix it a couple of weeks ago. I showed up in time they did a pressure check. And told me I needed $ 1500 worth of work with a new radiator and they didn’t have time to work on it for a week. They told me I had a crack in the radiator by the upper hose and the intake was cracked and the gasket was bad. And showed me green fluid and a «crack». I found it kind of suspicious because I had no coolant in my truck just water. Well the upper hose blew out yesterday. It cost me $ 17 for me to swap it out for a new one. I saw the crack in the radiator which was just a line they drew on it with a pencil. The only thing wrong is that I had a bad leaking hose. Don’t let them rip you off. Get a second opinion. I regret paying them for the pressure test in the first place now.

Great place, honest, knowledgeable and reasonable prices. A very friendly group of employees.