I had an inspection and oil change in June of 2012. I was informed after the service was completed that the oil pan plug threads were stripped. I wasn't smart enough to ask more questions at that time. I moved from Sunriver, Oregon to Boulder, Colorado. In July of 2013, I took my Mini Cooper in for a service. German Master Tech had attached the oil plug with silicon! I contacted my previous (to GMT) repair shop in Portland, Oregon and GMT saying that one of them stripped the threads on the pan. I asked for $300 as that was the cost of the new pan. My Portland shop, though saying they didn't think they were responsible, sent me a check for $150. I sent that info to GMT asking them to pay me $150 as well. GMT absolutely refuses to accept the fact that they may have been responsible. I didn't know they were granted infallibility by divine right.

BE CAREFUL about using this shop. They talk a great game, but don't follow accept any responsibility for their actions.

Thorough and transparent. Post purchase inspection of my VW Touareg provided a complete list of findings categorized by what needed to be done for safety and what could wait, or what was nice to have. Competitive pricing vs VW dealership. I trust German Master Tech with my families' vehicles.

First off I'll let the company speak for itself..."Whether it be your daily driver, your track day play toy or your beloved Sunday driver. We’ll take care of you and your ride." My ride is thirty four years old and has been passed down from my Aunty to my cousins, to me. I had previously brought the old gall to another German specialty repair store and had curt and condescending service. So I decided to try out out German Master Tech. After visiting GMT for easily maintained items like oil filters and the like, I decided to let the professionals take over some repairs that I considered to be "out of my scope of practice." WOW what a difference! They were happy to do the repairs and they loved my old 240 D! Great shop. Great people. Thank you guys.