MWR Auto Skills Center

"Getting to use their tools and lift, with help from the guys who work there is great"

"If you're thinking about going here dont... just go to the one on Miramar, so much nicer and much more well staffed and better tools. Ed made me feel like I shouldn't be checking out tools, dude was very rude. He does not know how to just grab people tools, the guy in front of me asked for a socket set and Ed questioned (not in a polite way) him about something he was doing prior. Also the price to rent a lift was kinda outrageous for MWR standards, paid $10 an hour for a 4 point lift. Not a 100% sure but I'm pretty sure I've gotten cheaper rates at other locations."

"Ed, the guy checking out the tools needs to find a new job. He is extremely rude when you ask to check out any tool (which is his only job). The head guy (who is absolutely amazing) leaves at 4pm and then Ed refuses to check out additional tools and chastises and chases everyone out by 4:30 so he can leave 30 minutes early all while working on one of his cars using the lifts with the MWR tools without paying anything for it's use. The MWR people need to pay more attention to how this place is managed/run. Also, help Ed either realize that his job involves checking out tools without being rude or help Ed find somewhere else to work!"

"It's hard to find someone to help you at the counter on a Friday. I've been there other times on a Saturday and Sunday without that issue. The tool room guy gives a lot of unnecessary attitude when asking for tools. I'm not sure what his problem issue is. For the most part, the shop has what you need for basic repair work."

"I'm currently living in an RV, so having a place that I can work on my vehicle when something comes up is a huge benefit! These guys rock, no complaints!"