Midas

The guys that work here are awesome and super friendly my truck broke down 200 miles from home and they got my truck fixed and back on the road in no time for a reasonable price too. If you live in Victorville I recommend you come to Midas to get your vehicle fixed!!!

I am fairly new to victorville. I have been to sear’s auto and Goodyear, on Bear valley rd. Sear’s was okay but not great, Goodyear was the worst place, I have ever had the, misfortune to visit! For the past 20 yrs, I have almost always used the Midas stores. All the Midas shops, I have been to, have been exceptional. This Midas here in Victorville, is no exception, they are honest and dependable. I foolishly went to Goodyear on my way to an errand. That was a costly mistake! Goodyear sold me services I didn’t need! I will never go anywhere else but midas, I learned my lesson. The guy’s here at Midas, will never sell you, anything you don’t need. It’s so rare nowadays, to find an honest and dependable auto shop. I’m so grateful, to have Midas!

Went in today for an oil change today. They were fast and friendly. Inspected my car and found a bolt missing in my brake area. They showed me where it was and the minor damage it had done to the rim of my tire, and answered all my questions. I had them replace the missing bolt, and they went on with the oil change. I’ve never been treated so well and honestly while getting a car serviced before. Midas won me over for sure, and they are really reasonably priced! Thanks Midas!

My ’64 Cutlass left me stranded on the highway. A large puddle of brake fluid glistening in the rapidly setting sun aptly foretold that I wouldn’t be sleeping in my San Diego home that evening.
After the usual two hour wait for the tow truck (I have 7 classic clunkers and am experienced in this area) I was dropped off at a motel in Victorville, with my car at the local U-​Haul. I had planned to rent a van and car hauler to tow the car to San Diego. I could hopefully make the trip n time to turn right around and drive up to en event I was covering in Corona. In the end, the size of my car dictated a different car carrier than what was readily available.
I decided that trying to find a shop that could fix the car, and have me on the road in time to make the gig, was my only option. Luckily my motel was all of a ½ block from the local Midas shop. There was also a BrakeMasters right next door, but the Unilocal reviews weren’t very favorable, so I decided to go the extra 50 feet to the Midas shop.
To be honest, I’m not much for «big brand» auto repair, as I think the prices are a little high, actually a LOT high, but i wasn’t in tenable situation
With my car good for about two full stops per brake fluid fill-​up, I limped it over to the Midas shop, taking advantage of the light «pre-​8am» traffic. Surprisingly, the shop was open 15 minutes earlier than the posted time. Since I had that «darn sure better make it» event in Corona at noon, I took this to be a very good sign.
My car was up on the rack and diagnosed 5 minutes before the official 8am opening.
It seems that after only 49 years an aluminum brake line had finally gotten tired of rubbing against a transmission cooling line. The hole was tiny, but it really doesn’t take much to transform a single cylinder brake system from adequate to useless.
Rick, the owner, wasn’t too encouraging when I told him of my deadline, but he looked like a man who didn’t make promises he wasn’t sure he could keep.
Terry, the tech, dove into job with the speed, and economy of motion, that only results from innate talent and years of experience. Seeing him carefully bend the new aluminum brake line to precisely mimic the intricate factory curves was like watching a master sculptor at work.
After only a couple of trial fittings, with minute adjustments that only a pro would know, the new line was installed, the brakes were bled, and I was on my way. with plenty of time to make my next appointment.
As I anticipated, the price was a little higher than I likely would have gotten on my home turf, but then I know all the «right places» to go to in San Diego.
The service, however, was flat out extraordinary. I truly can’t imagine any place doing the job faster or better. They got me in and out in a tad over 2 hours and did a «craftsman quality» job… for an out-​of-​town customer that they will likely never see again.
If I lived in Victorville, this would be my go-​to place… period.

Great customer service, fast and in expensive!

Took my truck in to get serviced. At checkout was recommended a camera kit the guy Said he would order the parts and for me to come back and he would put them in for me. Well when I did he had no idea what I was talking about, he told me that he wouldn’t be able to do it regardless he only had 2 guys on the floor. Long story short customer service should really be consistent.