6105 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

Portland, OR 97211

(503) 285-4145

Speak with our crew!

8:00am - 5:00pm

Monday - Friday

6105 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

Portland, OR 97211

(503) 389-3686

Speak with our crew!

8:00am - 5:00pm

Monday - Friday

Expert Auto Service since 1977

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A/C Recharge & Service

There are several reasons an A/C system can lose its cool. Bring your ride to us as soon as you start noticing this symptom, it could mean the difference between needing a small repair, or worse, a large one.

Engine Repair

Properly diagnosed engine issues can often be repaired back to normal operating condition. Sometimes damage is too extensive, where repair costs are not possible and an engine may need to be rebuilt or replaced.

Timing Belts

Timing Belt Replacement should be looked at as a preventative maintenance repair. If you are unsure of your vehicles timing belt replacement recommendation please give us a call or stop by our shop.

Brake Repair

Are your brakes squealing or grinding? It might be a sign that its time for brake service. A vehicles braking systems has many parts, a fail in any of the braking components can lead to unsafe driving conditions.

Radiators

Does your engine run hotter than normal just after starting it? Does the temperature slowly creep higher and higher as you drive down the road? This could be a sign of a coolant leak that needs to be addressed.

Transmission Service

Getting a transmission fluid change and transmission flush is important maintenance for your vehicle– that’s why vehicle manufacturers recommend regularly scheduled transmission service.

A/C Recharge & Service

There are several reasons an A/C system can lose its cool. Bring your ride to us as soon as you start noticing this symptom, it could mean the difference between needing a small repair, or worse, a large one.

Engine Repair

Properly diagnosed engine issues can often be repaired back to normal operating condition. Sometimes damage is too extensive, where repair costs are not possible and an engine may need to be rebuilt or replaced.

Timing Belts

Timing Belt Replacement should be looked at as a preventative maintenance repair. If you are unsure of your vehicles timing belt replacement recommendation please give us a call or stop by our shop.

Brake Repair

Are your brakes squealing or grinding? It might be a sign that its time for brake service. A vehicles braking systems has many parts, a fail in any of the braking components can lead to unsafe driving conditions.

Radiators

Does your engine run hotter than normal just after starting it? Does the temperature slowly creep higher and higher as you drive down the road? This could be a sign of a coolant leak that needs to be addressed.

Transmission Service

Getting a transmission fluid change and transmission flush is important maintenance for your vehicle– that’s why vehicle manufacturers recommend regularly scheduled transmission service.

Our Shop Philosophy

When Art of Maintenance first opened in 1977, times and cars were much simpler. A “tune up” would fix just about any problem, agreements were sealed with a handshake, and the customer was always right.

Cars and society have both changed dramatically since then. Today’s vehicles are highly sophisticated technological wonders, full of sensors, modules and computers. Life is fast paced, traditional male and female roles have changed in many ways, and customers are better educated and more discerning.

One thing that has not changed at Art of Maintenance is the way we do business. The customer is still right, and we strive to provide excellent value and customer service. Maintaining and repairing modern vehicles is often complicated and usually expensive. We are serious about providing quality, professional service at a fair price, and will always give you an honest evaluation of your vehicle’s condition. When we give a recommendation, it is with the understanding that you have worked hard for your money and deserve fair and honest treatment. The Golden Rule still applies here.