Residents of Klein now have a new, full‑service automotive shop right in their neighborhood. Midas, a well‑known statewide franchise, opened its Klein location this week, bringing a range of car‑maintenance services to local drivers.
Family ownership ties the brand to the community
The Klein store is owned and operated by a father‑and‑daughter team, Doug and Selena Wicklund. While Midas operates across Texas, most of its locations cluster in the Greater Houston and Austin areas. The Wicklunds’ involvement adds a personal, community‑focused touch to the brand’s national reputation.
Services offered at the new shop
According to co‑owner Selena Wicklund, the Klein Midas provides a comprehensive menu of automotive care. Customers can schedule wheel suspension checks, alignment services, brake inspections and repairs, oil changes, and a full suite of tire sales and repairs. The shop’s website lists these offerings alongside other routine maintenance options, positioning the location as a one‑stop solution for vehicle owners.
What the opening means for local drivers
For Klein motorists, the new Midas means reduced travel time to obtain reliable car service. The presence of a locally owned franchise also supports the area’s economy by creating jobs and keeping automotive spending within the community. The Wicklunds emphasized their commitment to quality workmanship and customer satisfaction, aiming to build lasting relationships with neighbors.
Looking ahead
The Klein Midas joins a growing list of businesses expanding in the Harris County region, reflecting broader economic growth in the area. As more families settle in Klein and surrounding suburbs, services like automotive repair become essential to daily life. The Wicklunds plan to maintain the high standards associated with the Midas brand while tailoring their approach to the specific needs of Klein residents.
Drivers seeking convenient, trustworthy vehicle care can now visit the new Midas location, confident that a family‑run operation backs the familiar national brand.
Original reporting: Community Impact — Houston — read the source article.
