Vol-Tech, Inc.

I seriously cannot recommend Alex from Vol-Tech enough!! I recently bought my dream Volvo - an 07 S60R - and It had a long list of things needing to be replaced and addressed, starting with a very difficult to diagnose oil leak. Alex owns his very own S60R, and after just a few minutes of talking with him I had an abnormal amount of faith and trust that he was the best possible man for the job. I was still nervous as I’m OCD and had a lot of work to wait for, but once I picked my car up (which was less than 7 days after drop off) I thoroughly went through everything in our diagnostic notes and receipt. 10/10, the is the real deal, he was not lying. Additionally, Alex took the time to speak with me regularly while he was servicing my car, providing daily updates via texts, and even showed me before and after pictures AND videos! Now, for someone like me who is OCD and borderline annoying with how much I care about my car, Alex’s attention to detail and extra-mile communication and initiative was so deeply appreciated. My car runs better than I imagined it could have, and everything was completed beyond satisfaction. Vol-Tech also used to service my previous Volvo, an 08 S40 before it was tragically totaled. If you’re in the PNW and have a Volvo or a Subaru, go to Vol-Tech, ask for Martin and Alex, and tell them Lucas sent you! With my now multiple positive experiences, I think they have earned me as a customer for life.

Awful experience; it all started when I asked a friend who previously worked at a Volvo shop to replace the suspension on my XC70: all new shocks, coils, hardware, etc. He installed it but the front end had a bad clunking noise on both …

Appreciate Martin and the team at Voltech for giving us thorough explanations and being patient as we navigate the frustration of car repair, which is never fun for anyone. Thanks for your awesome customer service!

My XC70 was in limp mode. They apparently used a diagnostic tool, because the cover for the outlet was hanging open, but somehow still misdiagnosed a faulty throttle body as a faulty timing belt, which, by their estimate, would have put me $2600 over not even solving the problem. Then they offered to buy my car for $1000. I was upset and left. Don't trust a mechanic that offers to buy your car. Now they have skin in the game. How do you know they're not going to sabotage it to get you to sell? Previously, they had removed an expensive addition from my car in order to get to the battery, and then weren't even going to give it back to me until I asked. Is that normal? Do you need to ask for your own property back? They definitely charged me for the labor to remove it. In fact, I'm glad I didn't tell them up front that I wanted it back, because maybe they wouldn't have been so careful. This was all five years ago. I was a brand new driver then, and I've learned a lot more about the care and upkeep of my car. She's running just fine now. I go to Jim Fisher or TVG. Also? don't trust a mechanic with long fingernails.

What a fantastic group of folks. I called in to see about getting my 2010 XC90 in for service before a cross-country trip. The guys were able to get me on the schedule the next week. …