Welcome to PDX Automotive,
your car service in Portland, OR!
If you’re looking for auto repair in Portland, OR, you’ve found us. Here at PDX Automotive we work hard to earn your trust and loyalty. We know how important it is to find a Portland car service you can rely on, so your satisfaction is our top priority each and every day.
Here at PDX Automotive we understand what makes customer service truly outstanding. You will feel the difference exceptional customer care makes when you work with us. We know auto repair in Portland offers you lots of choices, and we aim to provide the kind of caring customer service that will bring you back.
Our professional automotive service offers you years of combined expertise from our well-trained technicians. We treat our auto repair professionals well because we value their skill and can-do attitude. We know our team sets us apart, saving you time and money, not to mention worry. When it comes to auto repair in Portland, we are totally confident that PDX Automotive is the best option in town!
Mechanics with a Conscience
EcoBiz is a certification program recognizing businesses that reach high standards in environmental protection. The voluntary program is designed to prevent and minimize solid waste, air, and water pollution and encourages a high degree of recycling. All fluids such as oil, antifreeze, etc. and oil filters, paper, cardboard, metal, etc. are all recycled.
This program is designed to assist customers who are seeking skilled technicians. This shows our commitment to having equipment and training to repair emission failures and other difficult drivability problems. We also belong to several environmental organizations.
The AAA program has rigorous requirements to ensure that their customers will obtain the best, most professional service available. AAA accepted us into the program “unconditionally”, which means we met their stringent criteria in the areas of management, equipment, customer satisfaction, community reputation and facility appearance.
All of our technicians are ASE certified Master Technicians. Additionally, each technician has the ASE advanced L-1 certification, which is for diagnosing difficult driveabilty problems. We do our best to always stay up with the latest developments in the ever-changing technical arena. The latest tools, diagnostic equipment and information services are available to our technicians to enable them to diagnose and repair today’s sophisticated vehicles.
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About PDX Automotive Portland, OR
Since 1987 PDX Automotive has been there for the people of Portland. We love what we do, and that basic fact fuels our business. We are dedicated to our customers, and that’s why they stick with us—the best auto repair Portland has to offer.
Our family of technicians and service staff sees their work here at PDX Automotive as more than a job. It’s their vocation and livelihood. Each member of our team is invested in your satisfaction.
PDX Automotive was founded on the basic idea that everyone deserves respect. It is our mission to treat each person that comes through our door with dignity and sensitivity. We believe this attention to detail has paid off by providing us with our loyal, friendly family of customers. That’s what makes PDX Automotive the best car service in Portland!
Are you ready to experience the best Portland car service available? Please give us a call or make an appointment here.
The Absolute Best Car Service in Portland, OR
What sets PDX Automotive apart from all of the others in Portland, OR?
Trust: When it comes to auto repair in Portland, OR, it’s all about earning loyalty and trust by doing our very best every day. We are determined to earn and keep your trust.
Talent: At PDX Automotive, you can rest easy knowing that our highly-skilled, experienced auto service professionals are handling your car. Our technicians bring years of experience, skill, and education to the Portland auto repair table.
Time: We take the time we need to provide you with top quality car service in Portland, OR, and we take the time to talk to you about what that means. We listen to you so we understand your needs and goals for your auto repair.
Recently Serviced Vehicles
2010 Toyota Prius
- Removed and replaced the left headlight bulb and the right license plate light bulb.
2005 Ford Freestyle
- Check alternator output, check starter draw, load test battery, check for drains and check battery terminals. Needs alternator replaced. Repair wiring to the drivers mirror.
- Remove and replaced the alternator assembly.
2008 Subaru Forester
- Remove right front inner fender well to gain access to and clear plugged sunroof drain.
2006 Scion xA
- Lubricate and check chassis. Change oil and oil filter. Check all fluid levels and tire pressures. Perform basic inspection. Road test vehicle. Reset Maintenance Light if Applicable.
- Did not smell anything unusual. No fuel leakage anywhere. All scan data looks normal. Air filter is fine.
- Remove and reinstalled four wheels and rear brake drums to inspect brake condition. Inspect entire system for leaks. Inspect brake lines and hoses. Adjust brakes where applicable. Lining remaining is: Front (8mm) Rear shoes (2.8mm).
- Rotated the tires.
2013 Toyota Prius
- Lubricate and check chassis. Change oil and oil filter. Check all fluid levels and tire pressures. Perform basic inspection. Road test vehicle. Reset Maintenance Light if Applicable.
- Rotated the tires. Brakes Remaining Front (7mm) Rear (7mm)
2004 Honda Accord
- Removed and replaced the starter.
- Tires are getting old and are weather checked. Time for new ones. Tire size 205/60R/16
2007 Lexus GX 470
- Remove and reinstalled four wheels and rear brake drums to inspect brake condition. Inspect entire system for leaks. Inspect brake lines and hoses. Adjust brakes where applicable. Lining remaining is: Front (11mm) Rear (5mm).
2019 Mazda 3
- Lubricate and check chassis. Change oil and oil filter. Check all fluid levels and tire pressures. Perform basic inspection. Road test vehicle. Reset Maintenance Light if Applicable.
- Rotated the tires. Brakes Remaining Front (7mm) Rear (6mm)
2004 Ford Econoline
- Ignition lock cylinder damaged. Needs the lock cylinder replaced and re-coded.
- Driveline is all fine.
- IGNITION LOCK CYLINDER
- RE CODE LOCK CYLINDER
2011 Toyota 4Runner
- Remove and reinstalled four wheels and rear brake drums to inspect brake condition. Inspect entire system for leaks. Inspect brake lines and hoses. Adjust brakes where applicable. Lining remaining is: Front (8mm) Rear (3mm). Front rotors are warpped.
- Machine both front rotors with on car brake lathe and deglaze brake pads.
- Lubricate and check chassis. Change oil and oil filter. Check all fluid levels and tire pressures. Perform basic inspection. Road test vehicle. Reset Maintenance Light if Applicable.
- Remove and replaced the cabin air filter. Clean any debris from the heater box.
- CLEAR DEBRIS FROM COWL
2010 Toyota RAV4
- Lubricate and check chassis. Change oil and oil filter. Check all fluid levels and tire pressures. Perform basic inspection. Road test vehicle. Reset Maintenance Light if Applicable.
- Unable to duplicate.
- Rotated the tires. Brakes Remaining Front (1mm) Rear (6mm) Will need the front calipers replaced.
- Replace front brake pads, calipers and machine front rotors. Lubricate new brake caliper slide mechanisms. Check and fill brake fluid. Bleed air from system. Road test vehicle.
2017 Ford F-150
- Lubricate and check chassis. Change oil and oil filter. Check all fluid levels and tire pressures. Perform basic inspection. Road test vehicle. Reset Maintenance Light if Applicable.
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