Fan-speedo-tastic! He was done in half the time I expected, charged me half as much as I would have paid elsewhere ( 1/4 as much as a dealership), took time out of his busy Saturday, had me back on the road in under an hour and even told me how to sell my leftover parts on eBay. Not only a consummate professional but a really cool guy. If half the automotive industry comported themselves as Mike does then America wouldn't have any competition overseas. This guy kicks ass in 7 different languages!
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Awesome, friendly, reasonable service!! I would highly recommend to anybody needing speedometer, gauge, electrical, etc. work on their vehicle. They fixed the instrument cluster on my 2005 Chevy Silverado 2500HD in less than hour and they came to my work to do it!! They also gave me a lifetime warranty on the labor and parts. It was way easier than pulling the instrument cluster and shipping it off to somebody to fix. Thanks for the great customer service!!
Performed DoD/AFM delete on my'08 Sierra computer. Came to my house. On time, reasonably priced, professional, and great service. I will recommend them to anyone. Thx!
Midwest Speedometer fixed the speedometer on our Ford Windstar quickly and at a good price. He came to our house to do the work. As an added bonus, our window started working again. Highly recommended. Just call the phone number.
For a reasonable price replaced all stepper motors and instrument bulbs in cluster to repair erratic speed registration on my '04 LeSabre. Now I won't have to worry about more bulbs burning out and it won't say I'm doing 110 mph pulling into my garage. Great Service! I highly recommend Midwest.
Mike Oden of Midwest Speedometer is a great guy - he helped me resolve a troublesome problem with a speedometer unit that was working intermittently on a 1994 Honda Accord. The speedometer needle would randomly jump up or drop to zero before returning to normal speed. Replacing the vehicle speed sensor (VSS) on the transmission didn't solve the problem, so after contacting Mike, he helped me diagnose the problem as a fault in the printed circuit board (PCB) attached to the back of the speedometer instrument head. (Many times, shops will change out mechanical components such as the vehicle speed sensor or the speedometer gear/shaft assembly, but those were not the problem in this case.) Mike's experience told him that it was the PCB, and sure enough that was it. He inspected and resoldered the 2 chips on the speedometer PCB, and had it back to me in 2 business days. The speedometer works like new now, and it costed very little money to fix! Prompt, courteous service, and very knowledgeable...I HIGHLY recommend Midwest Speedometer and Mike Oden if you are having any problems with your vehicle's instrumentation or electronic controls.
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