Auto Outlet Mobile auto Service

Auto Outlet Mobile Auto Service “brings the shop to you” for high-quality and trustworthy work on your cars, trucks, motorcycles and RVs. An ASE and EPA-609 certified mechanic will work with you to schedule an appointment for maintenance or repairs on your vehicle at your location; work, home, or at another site. You’re not in town? No problem, Auto Outlet Mobile Auto Service will travel up to twenty miles from their base in Newberg to visit your vehicle. Hours of operation are typically Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm but may be flexible depending on the nature of the customer’s needs. Auto Outlet Mobile Auto Service’s professionally trained and tested mechanic also specializes in 12-volt electrical systems and can get your car back on the go. While the decision of who to call to perform mechanical repairs to your vehicle can be tough, Rich makes it easy with his professionalism and reliability – call now to schedule a visit.

We believe in maintenance and fixing what is broken, but “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”. With that in mind, we will provide estimates based on observation and inspection and offer our recommendation. We may not see everything and that is why an estimate is an estimate. We strive to keep to our estimates but if we get into a job and find something previously unknown, we will advise you as soon as possible to reassess the situation. Our goal is to provide fair and honest service in the automotive world.

Up until I turned 15, I was into working on bicycles. Once I turned 15 and bought my first car, that was it, I loved to work on cars. After graduating high school I went to work for Stereo King in Portland in 1987 and have worked on cars professionally ever since. At Stereo King, I was a troubleshooter, I fixed problems. I also built high end car audio systems, but after a while I got into suspension. Lowering, lifting, hydraulics and eventually air bags. I worked for myself for a few years and also got into body modifications like shaved door handles, frenched antennae, convertible tops, suicide doors and anything custom. In 1996, getting tired of struggling on my own, I was asked to help open and run an accessory store in Beaverton, Accessory Outfitters. Here I installed all kinds of accessories like trailer hitches, running boards, auxiliary lighting, winches, etc. In 2000, I opened an accessory store within the Carr Chevrolet dealership. Here I learned much more about the business of automotive parts and service. The business took off and grew like crazy. We were doing audio/video upgrades, performance systems including superchargers and exhaust kits. This is when I became ASE certified in electrical and suspension. In 2006, business started slowing down and I went to work for All American Truck and SUV as an outside sales rep and then store manager. As the economy continued to decline, I switched gears and went to school for massage therapy where I graduated early with honors and was licensed in 2009. I went to work for Massage Envy and worked in a naturopathic clinic. It has been beneficial but I really missed working on cars. I continued to do a little work here and there and that’s where Auto Outlet Mobile Auto Service begins.

2009