Off road vehicles in Lacey, Washington

Vision Wheel, Inc. is a top-notch car repair and store located at 8920 Orion Drive Northeast in Lacey, Washington, United States. Our team of experts is dedicated to providing high-quality service and products for all your automotive needs. In addition to our repair services, we also offer a wide selection of wheels for your vehicle. With our innovative Vision It AR technology, you can easily visualize how new wheels will look on your ride using your camera and augmented reality. Trust Vision Wheel, Inc. for all your car repair and wheel needs.

Gerber Collision & Glass in Lacey, Washington is your go-to destination for all your car repair needs. Our services include collision repair, dent and scratch removal, frame straightening, auto paint repair, bumper repair, and more. Our I-CAR Gold Class certified technicians ensure that your vehicle is restored to pre-accident condition. At Gerber Collision & Glass, we pride ourselves on exceptional customer service, expertise, professionalism, honesty, and integrity. Our team goes above and beyond to provide quality workmanship and exceed your expectations. Estimator Michael K. is one of our many skilled technicians who will ensure that your repair experience is hassle-free and seamless.

The Regional Athletic Complex, located at 8345 Steilacoom Road Southeast in Olympia, Washington, is a premier outdoor sporting venue offering stunning views of Mt. Rainier. This park features five softball/baseball/fastpitch fields, six regulation-size soccer/football/rugby fields, picnic tables, outdoor event facilities, playgrounds, concession stands, two miles of natural surface trails, paved walking trails, restrooms, and more. Currently undergoing a Parking Lot Expansion Project, the RAC is adding a new parking lot with 340 paved parking stalls, including 6 electric vehicle charging stations, 8 accessible parking stalls (ADA), and 8 bus stalls. The project also includes other site improvements. During this construction, the parking lot in the project area will remain closed to the public until June 2024. However, off-site parking is available near 483 Marvin Rd SE for weekend events at the RAC.