
The Absolute Best Car Service in Kirkland, WA

Fishers Automotive Service
What sets Fishers Automotive Service apart from all of the others in Kirkland, WA?

Quality Service
We use the latest diagnostic equipment and high-quality parts to ensure your vehicle is repaired to the highest standards.

Experienced and Certified Technicians
Our technicians are highly skilled and certified professionals with years of experience in the auto repair industry. They have the expertise to diagnose and repair any problem your vehicle may have.

Customer Satisfaction
Our goal is to exceed your expectations and ensure your complete satisfaction with every visit.
Recently Serviced Vehicles
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2018 Toyota Camry
Mileage36,549Service Date9/1/2026Services Performed- Change oil and filter Inspect and top off fluids Inspect drive belts Inspect and note brake lining Inspect muffler/exhaust system Inspect suspension & steering Inspect drive axle boots Rotate tires as needed Air tires to 35 psi Test battery Road test and quality control – Remaining brake wear – Front 7mm Rear 7mm Put reminder sticker on windshield & reset oil reminder
- CABIN AIR FILTER – Remove & Replace Customer Provided Cabin Air Filter due to the recirculating air smelling musty. Check for damp carpet while changing air filter.
- Remove fluid from brake reservoir, Clean and inspect reservoir Fill with new approved brake fluid, Bleed brakes at all wheels Inspect for leaks, verified proper brake fluid level.
Terri J. gave our service a 5 star review on 9/2/2026 -
2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee
Mileage138,890Service Date8/26/2026Services Performed- X – OK at this time ! – Needs attention —- x Road test for proper handling ! Check brake performance – pulsation in brakes x Check engine operation ! Note any noises – Clunk in rear heard once x Check dash controls x Check heater & air conditioning function x Inspect lights, wipers, & horn ! Inspect & test battery – Rated @ 700 cca – Tests @ 113 cca – Recommend replace battery x Inspect shocks and / or struts x Inspect belts & hoses ! Inspect fluid level & condition – Engine oil low – Power steering fluid low ! Check & note any fluid leaks – Lower oil pan seep 2/5 – No visible power steering leak. Suspect internal leak in the steering rack x Inspect exhaust x Inspect drive axles and / or u joints x Note tire condition – 8/32 x Inspect front suspension x Inspect rear suspension ! Inspect front brakes – remaining _6mm_Front Rotors Warped x Inspect rear brakes – remaining _8mm_ — NOTES: The oil seep from lower engine oil pan is not enough to explain the low engine oil level. Suspect PCV (Positive crank case ventilation valve) is sticking and causing the engine oil to be consumed by the engine. Recommend replace PCV with new and perform engine oil change with BG flush. The BG Flush helps clean and restore the oil passages within the engine. If the piston rings have a build up of carbon it can cause an increase of oil consumption. — Check engine light not on at this time Scanned for codes: 2 history codes stored P0123 – TPS 1 Circuit High P0222 – TPS 2 Circuit Low If check engine light returns diagnostic time will be required — Topped off power steering fluid
- Disconnected the PCV hose and removed the PCV valve from the right cylinder head cover. Cleaned and inspected the PCV valve sealing surface and seal for proper condition. Installed the replacement PCV valve, tightened the mounting fasteners to manufacturer specifications, and reconnected the PCV hose. Verified proper installation and checked for vacuum leaks following the repair.
- Top off oil, add BG Engine performance Restoration Run engine and drive until fully warmed up Drain and Change engine oil Replace engine oil filter, Add BG MOA Engine oil Supplement Check all fluid levels and top up – Put reminder sticker on windshield & reset oil reminder
- Moved the passenger seat forward to access the battery compartment and removed the battery cover, cables, thermal blanket, and hold-down assembly. Removed the existing battery and installed the replacement battery. Reinstalled the battery hold-down, thermal blanket, battery cables, and cover, tightening all connections to manufacturer specifications. Returned the passenger seat to its original position and verified proper vehicle starting and electrical system operation following the repair.
- Removed the front wheels, compressed the brake caliper pistons, and removed the front brake calipers and brake pads. Removed the front brake rotors and cleaned and inspected the caliper brackets, guide pins, and related brake components. Installed new front brake rotors and brake pads, reinstalled the calipers and tension clips, and torqued all fasteners to manufacturer specifications. Reinstalled the wheels, seated the new brake pads, verified a firm brake pedal, checked the brake fluid level, and confirmed proper brake operation following the repair.
Joe T. gave our service a 5 star review on 8/26/2026 -
2016 Honda Civic
Mileage69,390Service Date8/13/2026Services Performed- Change oil and filter – done Inspect and top off fluids – done – Trans fluid is dirty Inspect drive belts – ok Inspect and note brake lining Inspect muffler/exhaust system – ok Inspect suspension & steering – ok Inspect drive axle boots – ok Air tires to 32 psi Test battery – Rated @ 450 cca Tests @ 565 cca – Passes test Road test and quality control – Remaining brake wear – Front 8mm Rear 7mm Put reminder sticker on windshield & reset oil reminder
- Remove fluid from brake reservoir, Clean and inspect reservoir Fill with new approved brake fluid, Bleed brakes at all wheels Inspect for leaks, verified proper brake fluid level.
- Warmed the transmission to operating temperature, drained the CVT fluid, cleaned the magnetic drain plug, and installed a new drain plug sealing washer. Refilled the transmission with genuine Honda HCF-2 CVT fluid using the factory fill procedure. Performed the transmission shift sequence to circulate the new fluid, then rechecked and adjusted the fluid level using the overflow method at operating temperature. Installed new sealing washers on the fill plug, reassembled all removed components, and verified proper transmission operation following the service.
Howard J. gave our service a 5 star review on 8/13/2026 -
2004 Lexus ES 330
Mileage155,295Service Date7/30/2026Services Performed- Change oil and filter – done Lube chassis as needed – done Inspect and top off fluids – done Inspect drive belts – ok Inspect and note brake lining Inspect muffler/exhaust system – ok Inspect suspension & steering – ok Inspect drive axle boots – ok Air tires to _29_ psi Test battery – failed test Road test and quality control – Remaining brake wear – Front __8mm_ Rear _7mm__ Put reminder sticker on windshield & reset oil reminder
- Scanned for codes: No engine codes stored at this time. Inspect throttle body and mass air flow sensor. Cleaned carbon build up and allowed engine to relearn it's idle. – Battery fails test. Battery is rated for 600 caa – Tests @ 435 cca Replace battery under warranty.
Joan B. gave our service a 5 star review on 8/9/2026 -
2007 Pontiac Solstice
Mileage155,702Service Date7/31/2026Services Performed- Charging circuit check: Clean terminals and cables Pass / Fail ___ / __x_ Charge and load test battery _x__ / ___ Test alternator output _x__ / ___ Inspect belt tension Draw Test: Hook up voltage monitor and allow vehicle to enter "sleep mode" Monitor draw on battery during sleep. If draw is present identify source of drain by removing fuse until draw disappears – Inspected battery – Found negative battery clamp loose. Removed negative battery cable, Cleaned, and reinstalled Charged battery and perform battery test. Battery is rated @ 690 cca – Tests @ 419 cca – Failed test Battery is fully charged with a state of health of 60% – Draw test indicates no draw on battery at this time. – Recommend remove and replace battery with new.
- Removed the front wheelhouse liner and necessary front fender support bracket to gain access to the battery. Disconnected the negative and positive battery cables, removed the battery hold-down, and carefully removed the battery from the vehicle. Installed the replacement battery, secured it with the hold-down bracket, and reinstalled the fender support bracket and wheelhouse liner. Reconnected the battery cables, verified proper battery installation and cable security, and confirmed normal starting and charging system operation following the repair.
Joshua T. gave our service a 5 star review on 8/1/2026 -
2021 GMC Yukon XL
Mileage83,945Service Date7/23/2026Services Performed- Test drive vehicle and verified customers complaint. Whine noise is very loud. Sounds like the engine has a supercharger equipped. – Suspect internal transmission failure. Need to start with transmission pan removal. Looking for glitter in the fluid. Looking to see the transmission filter is properly installed.
- Removed transmission pan and inspected. Transmission fluid has sparkles in it. Indicating the transmission has failed internally. – Recommend proceed with transmission rebuild.
- Removed the transfer case, starter, transmission converter covers, transmission cooler lines, electrical connectors, vent hoses, engine wiring retainers, and related components necessary to access the transmission. Supported the transmission, removed the torque converter-to-flexplate fasteners, transmission cross fasteners, and separated the transmission from the engine. Secured the torque converter to prevent movement during removal and removed the transmission assembly from the vehicle. Transferred and inspected all necessary components for installation. Raised the replacement transmission into position, aligned the torque converter with the flexplate using the reference marks made during disassembly, and installed the transmission onto the engine dowels. Reinstalled and torqued all transmission mounting hardware, torque converter fasteners, cooler lines with new seals, electrical connectors, vent hoses, wiring retainers, starter assembly, transfer case, shields, and all remaining related components. Refilled the transmission with the correct specification fluid, verified proper fluid level, inspected for leaks, and confirmed proper transmission operation following installation.
- BATTERY – Remove & Replace
Allison R. gave our service a 5 star review on 7/24/2026 -
2017 Mazda CX-5
Mileage59,547Service Date6/26/2026Services Performed- __4mm__ Remain front __0mm__ Remain rear __ok__ Parking brake ___ok__ Fluid level __1.7%___ Fluid Moisture test ( Recommend flush if 3% or above)
- Replace rear disc brake pads and rear brake rotors Inspect and lube caliper sliders Check for proper parking brake operation.
JIM & LINDA P. gave our service a 5 star review on 7/23/2026 -
2013 Toyota Prius V
Mileage181,254Service Date7/6/2026Services Performed- Change oil and filter – done Lube chassis as needed – done Inspect and top off fluids – done Inspect drive belts – ok Inspect and note brake lining Inspect muffler/exhaust system – ok Inspect suspension & steering – ok Inspect drive axle boots – ok Air tires to _32_ psi Test battery – passes test Road test and quality control – Remaining brake wear – Front _8mm_ Rear _8mm_ Put reminder sticker on windshield & reset oil reminder – NOTE: Very slight seep from timing cover. Cleaned up and will monitor on next service.
Sheryl M. gave our service a 5 star review on 7/16/2026 -
2016 Toyota RAV4
Mileage71,540Service Date6/30/2026Services Performed- Remove and replaced passenger side brake light bulb
TED & DEBBIE* M. gave our service a 5 star review on 7/11/2026 -
2010 Toyota RAV4
Mileage144,981Service Date6/19/2026Services Performed- Change oil and filter – done Lube chassis as needed – done Inspect and top off fluids – Transmission fluid dirty Inspect drive belts – ok Inspect and note brake lining – ok Inspect muffler/exhaust system – ok Inspect suspension & steering – ok Inspect drive axle boots – ok Air tires to _32_ psi Road test and quality control – Remaining brake wear – Front __7mm_ Rear _6mm__ Put reminder sticker on windshield & reset oil reminder
- Replaced faulty oil cooler feed hose gasket with new OE part. Verified no longer leaking after repair
Steve E. gave our service a 5 star review on 6/21/2026 -
2013 Toyota Prius V
Mileage181,018Service Date6/15/2026Services Performed- Remove fluid from brake reservoir, Clean and inspect reservoir Fill with new approved brake fluid, Bleed brakes at all wheels Inspect for leaks, verified proper brake fluid level.
Sheryl M. gave our service a 5 star review on 6/15/2026 -
2011 GMC Terrain
Mileage138,142Service Date6/12/2026Services Performed- VISUAL INSPECT BELTS AND CONDENSER – ok RECOVER FREON WITH CHARGE STATION – Recovered .5 lbs EVACUATE SYSTEM AND VERIFY HOLDS VACUUM – Holds Vacuum RECHARGE WITH FACTORY CHARGE – 1.43 lbs TEST VENT TEMP AT __42__ DEGREE- OUTSIDE TEMP AT __70__ – Note : This is a normal maintenance service of the air conditioning system. This service is normally due every couple of years. There may be other concerns and failures causing system to not operate properly. If the system is not working properly after the recover/recharge, then further test and cost will be needed. x ______________ – Note: If a leak is found then Fishers is required to recover the Freon and leave the system empty.
Dan N. gave our service a 5 star review on 6/15/2026
Contact Us Today for an Auto Repair Estimate
Our friendly and knowledgeable staff is always happy to answer any questions you may have and will keep you informed throughout the entire repair process. So why pick us for all your Kirkland auto repair needs? The answer is simple: expertise, customer service, affordability, convenience, and quality. Contact us today to schedule your appointment and experience the difference for yourself.

Hours
Mon-Fri : 7:30am-5pmSat-Sun : Closed

Address
Fishers Automotive Service
11926 124th Ave Ne
Kirkland, WA 98034














