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  1. 10-31-2004, 05:53 PM #1
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    PPI in South Bellevue, Washington

    Hi all,

    I'm looking for a place to get a PPI done in or around South Bellevue, Washington. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks.

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  2. 10-31-2004, 06:06 PM #2
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    It is not exactly "South Bellevue", but Squire's Autowerke is in Bellevue off Bel-Red Road. I would highly recommend Squire's as well as the majority of the PCA members in the greater Bellevue/Eastside area. He's done flawless work on my early car.
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    The best place on the Eastside is Chris's German Auto. He's located in the southeast corner of I405 and SR520. Call them at 425-462-9296. His website is: http://www.chrisgerman.com/.
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    Chris' is just 3 blocks from Squires if you want 2 opinions. I have used both shops and they are excellent. I found a little less 'attitude' at Squires, but then you are looking for a PPO and not a major service... Good luck!
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    I've worked with both Squires and Chris' for several years. I would recommend Chris'. Nobody can tune MFI like Chris and he will not stop until the problem is solved.
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