Ron's Auto & RV
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10602 NE Fourth Plain Blvd, Vancouver, WA 98662

Ron's Auto and RV Service Center was opened in 1976 by Ron Ferguson and has been a family owned and operated ASE Certified Auto Repair Shop ever since. Ron's son, Tony, purchased and took reins of the business in 1995. Ron Ferguson and his family have been dedicated to serving the auto and RV servicing needs of Vancouver, Washington and Clark County for more than 40 years. The Ferguson family is committed to providing you with only the highest quality customer service, to gain your trust, and to ensure you call us again to take care of your auto and RV servicing needs. A majority of the business that Ron's Auto and RV Service Center receives is the result of your continued referrals. Your continued referrals to friends, family and loved ones is greatly appreciated. Contact us today

Reviews

Msbeckybee

09/30/2013

Great service and price

I took my daughters car to another repair shop and they quoted me really high price ..so I thought I would have another shop look to see if they say the same thing. When I got to Ron's they quoted me way lower price and they had got my daughters car done so fast. It's never drove better.....Thanks

bevanmcw

08/09/2013

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Highly recommend. Have used this company for nearly 20 years and have found them to be honest, competent, and affordable. They are friendly, have good customer service, and stand behind their work. Once we took a newly-purchased used car to them to check out and told them to go ahead and tune it up. When we picked up the vehicle they said it was in good shape and didn't need a tune up or anything else. Could have done the work anyway and charged us but were honest in their business. You want be disappointed here.

slunavic

01/22/2011

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Honest

We have been going to Rons for about six years now and have been greatly satisfied.

This fall we finally took our car into them since we had been having problems with the year old brakes we got at Les Scwab. After gong back to Les 4-5 times on this matter, we finally took it to Rons to see what the problem was. It appears that one of the brakes had not been installed correctly and was hanging up which created other problems. They replaced the brake and kept it another day to figure out why the door locks were clicking. They discovered the problem (created by Gresham Motors), and fixed it. Now after 6 years I no longer have to drive a clicking car with the door locks going up and down. Thanks guys!