Keith Worthing started working in the automotive repair industry as far back as high school where he worked for a small repair shop in Milwaukee as a mechanic's helper. After graduating high school in 1982 Keith went to work for Sears Auto Center and was employed there for the next five years. During that time he began an extensive on the job training regiment which included alignments, brakes, batteries, and tune-ups. From there he moved on to graduate from aviation, powerplant, and airframe r...

Keith Worthing started working in the automotive repair industry as far back as high school where he worked for a small repair shop in Milwaukee as a mechanic's helper. After graduating high school in 1982 Keith went to work for Sears Auto Center and was employed there for the next five years. During that time he began an extensive on the job training regiment which included alignments, brakes, batteries, and tune-ups. From there he moved on to graduate from aviation, powerplant, and airframe repair at MATC in Milwaukee. Around the same time there was a sharp decline for those types of services in the immediate area and Keith decided to stay true to his family and his roots and take on a new challenge and make the move back to the automotive repair industry closer to home. He began working for Boucher Chevrolet, Geo, Hyundai and started a vigorous factory retraining program that helped him hone his skills to the point where he reached the level of "Expert" status. From there he moved on to work at other Chevrolet dealerships to amass a total of fifteen years of experience working on primarily GM and Hyundai vehicles. Deciding to broaden his horizons, Keith decided to venture into the world of independent auto repair. This gave him the ability to experience many different makes and models of vehicles without the knowledge restraints of working in a dealership. After working for Burgess Car and Truck for approximately fifteen years Keith decided to make a leap to Midas at which time he oversaw four different Midas locations as a lead technician. After Midas made the decision to close up shop at those locations Keith decided to start his own repair business at his home and has been doing that ever since. Through it all Keith has maintained his character, integrity, and solid moral judgement. He still lives by the golden rule. Do Unto Others As You Would Have Them Do Unto You. Donald Holderfield has been working on cars and trucks most of his life and professionally since 1991. As an ASE Recertified Master Technician he has seen it all. A graduate from Salina Area Vocational School in Salina Kansas (Class of 91), he has worked in independent repair shops his entire career. What does that mean to you? That means that Don has never worked in a dealership and has a very wide range of auto repair knowledge. Asian, European, and Domestic vehicles, Don has the experience you need to keep your car or truck up and running. One of his specialties is drivability