Casey's Independent Auto Repair 11610 Northeast 65th Street, Vancouver, WA 98662

"I have depended on Casey’s Auto Repair for many years and I take all my vehicles there. They are professional and friendly. I look forward to talking with their staff. I know my vehicles will come out in great shape!"

"If you like peace of mind, choose Casey’s. I’ve been to Firestone, Point S and Sun Auto, and I’m going to stick with Casey’s. Great job spotting my vehicles needs and organizing a “plan of attack” AND providing an affordable payment option. It’s all I need for my vehicles."

"Casey’s was wonderful. They listened to me and tested my car and found the issues that needed to be fixed. It was expensive but it’s what needed done. I appreciate the fact that they sent me text messages showing me the test results on the equipment not just a piece of paper saying this is what they found. I will continue to use Casey’s for all my future car needs, as well as recommend them to others. Thank you , Julie"

"Since my regular mechanic was busy and my car was stranded with a coolant leak I elected to have my car towed to Casey’s. They were quick to answer the phone, got me in the next day and quickly diagnosed the issue, a failed radiator. Casey’s also provided a fantastic inspection of the entire car in a nice report. I received a call going over the issue with the car and was told my quote would be sent over shortly. The quote for a new radiator, hoses, thermostat and coolant for my Infiniti came out to just under $4300 dollars. A quick call to Beaverton Infiniti and I had a parts list that came out to just under $400, meaning their parts markup, taxes and labor were just shy of $4,000 for what was less than a 6 hour job per Infiniti. After I saw the quote I had the car released to my regular mechanic, who competed the repair for 400 dollars in labor. While I understand there was a short turnaround, the car was released to me with the cabin filter and glove box on the floor, as well as two broken clips on the engine intake’s airbox. I did not drop the car off for anything filter related, yet in their haste to sell me filters the car was left semi disassembled. Casey’s seems like a decent place to get your car worked on, and I’m fairly confident had I approved all of the work my car would not have been returned to me in pieces. The inspection was top notch and they were very communicative. It is though, almost twice as costly as the local dealership and they seemed to try to upsell me on lots of unnecessary repairs (5,000 dollars for new struts, just due to the car’s mileage and not a physical issue with the existing parts). For those considering Casey’s, please get a second or third opinion before pulling the trigger on costly, unnecessary repairs."

"Casey's gives you a warm greeting when you arrive. They have a nice waiting room with computer and TV, plus a charging station for your phone. They keep you updated as to what the find. In my case they discovered I needed a new battery. They had to have one delivered which took longer than expected but they kept me informed. Because it took longer they gave me a discount. I will continue to use Casey's."