Auto repair service near Northgate, WA

I bought my Ford Ranger to Denton Restoration for repair work to the driver's side door and a radiator leak. Both were fixed in a timely matter and a reasonable price. They treated me very well and performed the work as they outlined when the vehicle was dropped off. I highly recommend Denton Restoration for body and mechanical work.

I've always taken my vehicles to Olympic Automotive and I have always been pleased with the work they do. I had some problems with my rear brakes and instead of just selling me expensive new calipers they went to the effort of cleaning them and re-lubricating to see if this would solve the problem and it did. That saved me over $1,000 because BMW parts are so expensive. They also loaned me a Nisaan for the day at no charge! This was all same day service too, I didn't even schedule an appointment but they took care of me. It kind of amazes me the polarity between the reviews, you never know the type of people who write the bad or good reviews but some people are just unreasonable and you can't trust what they say. All that I can personally say is that Olympic Automotive always treats me well and I would (and have) recommended them to other people.

I drove to Firestone in Redmond to get our actively leaking radiator fixed. Firestone was unable to fix our car for 5 days. So I went next door to Autosys and they were able to fix the car in a more timely manner. Tyler at the desk frequently communicated the status of our Excursion with us. The price of labor and parts was reasonable and fair. And....I got a ride home from one of the workers since our car had to stay there. I will definitely go back!

Your customer service is wonderful. It's important that I feel I can trust who I take my car to & I trust ZahnTech. I'm glad I found you.

I found the staff to be Audi experts and enthusiasts. I really appreciate that they went above and beyond to fix the car correctly, and communicated with me each step of the way. would highly recommend!

Excellent diagnostician. This is where the dealerships around here go when they are stumped. RP has many of the high-tech diagnostic systems and the databases needed to service contemporary cars. He charges for diagnostics but I'd much rather pay for a correct diagnosis rather than for a bunch of unnecessary parts and installation. In a recent case, RP determined that my daughter's Buick Regal GS needed a $20 relay rather than the dealer-quoted $700 per-axle speed sensors to cure a faulty vehicle stability control and ABS problem.