ISO mechanic in Seattle area

[sntryplt]

Looking for a good 4R shop near Seattle. No place to work on the truck, and would like to put some skids on it.

Thanks

 

[Ascole]

If you wanna work on it yourself, check out Stews in Kirkland. I’ve rented a bay there a number of times, full lift and every tool you’d need.

Stew's Self Service Garage (425) 803-0747 https://goo.gl/maps/zfu9UGAuGdU8QcCi9


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[sntryplt]

Thanks. I'll check it out. Challenge is I'm in Nebraska; our daughter is in Seattle in an apartment. But working on her truck gives me a reason to visit.

Cheers!

 

[AuSeeker]

If you wanna work on it yourself, check out Stews in Kirkland. I’ve rented a bay there a number of times, full lift and every tool you’d need.

Stew's Self Service Garage (425) 803-0747 https://goo.gl/maps/zfu9UGAuGdU8QcCi9


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Thanks. I'll check it out. Challenge is I'm in Nebraska; our daughter is in Seattle in an apartment. But working on her truck gives me a reason to visit.

Cheers!

Just an FYI [MENTION=205263]Ascole[/MENTION] your link doesn't work but I found Stew's website here's a working link for [MENTION=105950]sntryplt[/MENTION] to check out the website.

Rent A Garage Bay With A Lift | Stew's Self Service Garage

 

[Ascole]

Thanks. I'll check it out. Challenge is I'm in Nebraska; our daughter is in Seattle in an apartment. But working on her truck gives me a reason to visit.

Cheers!

MULE expedition in Issaquah is always highly recommended
NWD Off-road is also a good one but they’re in Marysville so a little farther away
There’s also a 4WD parts in Lynnwood that could probably do it

I’m typically free during the week if you’d like someone to help her at Stew’s if you can’t find a shop to do it.


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[Devbot]

Could also check the FB groups, theres lots of good work for hire through them. My buddy's side hustle is welding/fabricating armor for the PNW Toyota groups, and makes decent money doing it when he wants to. Definitely not out of the blue to find work through there
Theres also that site sponsor Garage Time in the sidebar if you haven't given it a whirl already (I've never used it but always kept it in mind if I did), and with that being said, I would second the idea of a little self service garage instead of taking it to a mechanic. Throwing on some skids should take, what, 30-60 minutes at best? No need to pay a professional