Canyon Auto Repair Inc

Yunus P. 

on Citysearch

10 years ago

Fast service, decent price. Got the job done. 

Cheryl H. 

on Citysearch

10 years ago

I was referred to Canyon Road Auto Body by State Farm, as it was convenient to our home. I've driven past it for years and thought nothing of it, even using Kadel's previously. What a mistake! Canyon Auto Body was top notch! I was in with 3 little kiddos and they made everything fast, easy and seamless. The repairs are perfect and they even gave me an education on some previous repairs that were shoddily completed (by a dealership no less!) Thanks! Going forward, I will only recommend Canyon Auto Body. 

Jay G. 

on Citysearch

10 years ago

I was recommend to Canyon Auto Repair from Les Schwab in Beaverton. My 2004 Suburban ABS light just keep pop back on after I just spend a lot of money for it in the couple other shops. I decided to try Canyon Auto Repair out since Les Schwab recommended. They found the problem in a few hours. My ABS wiring was shorted out under the dash. I am happy to have my car fix. Now I know where to bring my car for service. Thank you. 

John B. 

on Citysearch

11 years ago

Everyone Canyon Auto repair worked hard to get me back on the road. Great work, Thanks so much! John B. 

Aaron S. 

on Citysearch

11 years ago

The owner claims they would never do such a thing, but three years after Canyon Auto changed the engine coolant on my Toyota, my new mechanic says that my engine had been overheating because my previous mechanic (Canyon) had put improper Dexcool orange coolant in it, rather than simply the normal green coolant or the red or pink Toyota super long-life coolants. My mechanic tells me that when he went to drain the coolant, it had actually turned into a thick, black, crystallized sludge to such an extent that he had to flush th... read more

Jon W. 

on Citysearch

12 years ago

I have a (mostly) restored 1971 Ford F100 I purchased about 3 months ago. I previously took it to Canyon for a subcontracted rebuild of the old instrument cluster and broken speedometer. It was a bit pricey - which is what you expect on a 40 year old car - but they fixed everything 100%. I was out driving the truck a week ago and it suddenly seemed the fuel pump was acting up (I just moved here and don't have my own garage yet so have only been able to do some basic work on it ...) I was able to limp it to the shop on Sunday... read more

Matt W. 

on Citysearch

13 years ago

I have 99 Toyota Camry, over the Spring break my car intermittently won't starter. I bought the battery from Costco hopefully the car will start, but it wouldn't I brought it to Canyon Auto Repair and they found the problem right away, my starter contacts were bad. Instead of replace entire starter cost $ 350, Lee recommend just replace the contacts only cost $ 185. I am really happy with their service and definitely come back for service at this place. 

Rejith R. 

on Citysearch

13 years ago

I am a repeat customer, and this time he fixed it for very cheap. 

Christopher J. 

on Citysearch

13 years ago

A staple for my automotive needs for over 7 years – When I first moved to Oregon, I struggled to find a car repair shop I could trust for my Nissan Maxima which continued to leak oil from some unknown place. After taking it to two seperate repair shops and spending a small fortune, my car was still leaking oil! At this point, I had given up on the idea of having a clean garage floor and determined that I would just monitor the oil level in my car. After two years of this, I came across Canyon Auto Repair who properly diagnos... read more