Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “pacific northwest”
Spring has sprung in the PNW! Although we don’t use our vehicle’s air conditioning as much as other regions, it is still important to maintain and service the air conditioning system. If you are experiencing any issues with your air conditioning system, get it checked as soon as possible to avoid further damage or potentially costly repairs. You can reach your Kings Cross Automotive service advisor by phone at 360-695-3353 or email service@kingscrossauto.com.
Have you ever experienced a flat tire? If so, you know that they don’t typically happen when it is convenient for the driver. Don’t wait until it’s too late to find out if you have the proper tools and knowledge to change the flat tire yourself!
After a two year hiatus, the British Block Party was finally able to return! And despite the very rainy weather, we had an excellent turn out. We estimate about 100 people came out to meet our team, check out our shop, and look at cool, local British cars!
Have an appointment? Here is what you can expect when you arrive at Kings Cross Automotive!
Feeling cooped up this winter? Cabin fever driving you stir crazy?
One of the best parts of living in the Pacific Northwest is being within a day’s drive to nearly any climate. The grey rainy days of the winter months can start to get anyone down. Luckily, there are many options for places to visit and things to do to cure those rainy day blues.
As we all know, fall and winter (and even spring!) means lots of rain in the Pacific Northwest. These are the items that will most heavily affect the ability to drive safely in rainy conditions.
Subaru owner wondering what Vancouver and Portland’s premier British repair shop has to offer you? Read on to see why we’ve decided to take on the (un)official car of the Pacific Northwest– Subaru.
COVID-19 has brought changes to many around the Pacific Northwest. Here at Kings Cross Automotive we do not take for granted having been fortunate enough to keep our doors open since the spread began. Being deemed an essential business was both something to be grateful for, as well as a …