This Consumer Warranty covers ALL parts and labor on qualified repairs and services. Automatically extends to 36-Month/36,000-Mile Coverage when consumers use their NAPA EasyPay Consumer Financing option. Went in for a DEQ test. Called & Jaime was really informative & friendly. I drove there right after calling to check they were open and was done in about 15 minutes – and part of that was probably because I was busy holding the super friendly cat there.
Supplied paperwork to finish up the process online with DEQ and got exactly what I needed. Definitely intending to go back for the oil change I’ll need next month. Wally & Son Automotive has been offering automotive repair services to Portland, OR and surrounding areas since 1984. You can find us at 9650 SW Canyon Rd, Garden Home-Raleigh Hills, Portland, OR, 97225, United States.
If you’re looking for honest and trustworthy car repair services near you, give us a call at 503-292-1626. Our friendly staff will be able to assist you with any automotive-related issue you may be experiencing.
About Us
Wally & Son Automotive was founded in 1984. We are located at 9650 SW Canyon Road, Portland, OR 97225. Serving the people of Portland, OR is our number one goal. We do that by offering quick repairs, fair prices, and efficient communication from the time you walk in the door to when we hand you back your keys. Our normal hours are Monday – Friday: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm, but please don’t hesitate to contact us if you need special accommodations. At Wally & Son Automotive, we make sure to get the brands you want and deliver our services in a time frame that’s convenient for you.
Services
Warm weather or cold, you still need to think about your vehicle’s air conditioning. Most people don’t service their air conditioning until after it fails. Vehicle manufacturers have preventive maintenance schedules for air conditioning service, just as they do for transmission service, oil changes, and so on. Have us inspect your belts and hoses to make sure there are no leaks! Timing belts keep everything working together – they are tough and flexible, and they last a long time but they do wear out.
Air Conditioning
Warm weather or cold, you still need to think about your vehicle’s air conditioning. Most people don’t service their air conditioning until after it fails. Vehicle manufacturers have preventive maintenance schedules for air conditioning service, just as they do for transmission service, oil changes, and so on. How often this should be done varies from vehicle to vehicle. Your owner’s manual will have the manufacturer’s recommendation and, of course, our service advisor can tell you. It’s typically every two years.
Belts and Hoses
Have us inspect your belts and hoses to make sure there are no leaks! Timing belts keep everything working together – they are tough and flexible, and they last a long time but they do wear out. If they break, the consequences can spell disaster. The serpentine belt powers a lot of engine systems. When the belt breaks, then the alternator, the water pump (on some vehicles), the air conditioning, the power steering pump – all these systems shut down. Avoid surprises – ask our service advisor to check on the condition of your belts and hoses!
Brakes
When it comes to preventive maintenance and car care, we all know how important it is to check our brakes. But brakes are more than just brake pads and shoes. There are a lot of components in the brake system, and they all need to be in good working order. The pads, shoes, and drums are known as the friction materials in the brake system. They push together, providing friction, which stops the vehicle. It’s no wonder they have to be checked regularly for wear, and that brake pads need to be replaced periodically.
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