Welcome to Biggs Eastside Rovers,
your Land Rover Specialist in Bellevue, WA!
“We are your Dealer Alternative”
If you’re looking for auto repair in Bellevue, WA, you’ve found us. Here at Biggs Eastside Rovers we work hard to earn your trust and loyalty. We know how important it is to find a Bellevue car service you can rely on, so your satisfaction is our top priority each and every day.
Here at Biggs Eastside Rovers we understand what makes customer service truly outstanding. You will feel the difference exceptional customer care makes when you work with us. We know auto repair in Bellevue offers you lots of choices, and we aim to provide the kind of caring customer service that will bring you back.
Our professional automotive service offers you years of combined expertise from our well-trained technicians. We treat our auto repair professionals well because we value their skill and can-do attitude. We know our team sets us apart, saving you time and money, not to mention worry. When it comes to auto repair in Bellevue, we are totally confident that Biggs Eastside Rovers is the best option in town!
What We Offer
- Autologic Computer Diagnostics
- Factory Scheduled Maintenance
- Factory Recommended Service
- Preventative Maintenance
- Complimentary Shuttle Service
- Engine Repairs
- Drivetrain and Transmission Repairs
- Suspension & Steering Repairs
- Brake Repairs
- Electrical System Diagnosis & Repairs
- Charging System Repairs
- Cooling System Repairs
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About Biggs Eastside Rovers Bellevue, WA
Biggs Eastside Rovers is a Land Rover automotive specialist. Our goal is to provide excellence in service, and our commitment to your satisfaction is unsurpassed.
At Biggs Eastside Rovers, our technicians are Land Rover trained and certified. We carry a complete line of factory equipment replacement parts.
Our friendly experienced staff looks forward to providing you with all the help you need. We invite you to drop in and visit us.
At Biggs Eastside Rovers, your vehicle is in good hands. We are proud to bring you years of knowledge and experience. Our master technicians have combined over 80 years of knowledge in Land Rover service. We are proud to provide auto repair and service for the Puget Sound area. We will take care of your Discovery, Defender, LR3, and LR4, Evoque and Range Rover Sports, Velars, and full size and treat it like our own.
Are you ready to experience the best Bellevue car service available? Please give us a call or make an appointment here.
The Absolute Best Car Service in Bellevue, WA
What sets Biggs Eastside Rovers apart from all of the others in Bellevue, WA?
Trust: When it comes to auto repair in Bellevue, WA, it’s all about earning loyalty and trust by doing our very best every day. We are determined to earn and keep your trust.
Talent: At Biggs Eastside Rovers, you can rest easy knowing that our highly-skilled, experienced auto service professionals are handling your car. Our technicians bring years of experience, skill, and education to the Bellevue auto repair table.
Time: We take the time we need to provide you with top quality car service in Bellevue, WA, and we take the time to talk to you about what that means. We listen to you so we understand your needs and goals for your auto repair.
Recently Serviced Vehicles
2012 Land Rover Range Rover
- Replaced front brake pads, rotors and sensor. Cleaned and lubed hardware. Test drove vehicle after replacement.
- Replaced battery.
- VEHICLE INTERIOR Reset the service interval indicator Check operation of all lights, warning indicators and horn Check operation of front/rear wiper washer systems; inspect blades Replace the pollen filter Check condition and security of seats and seat belts VEHICLE EXTERIOR Lubricate top edge door seals Check tire pressures condition and tread depth ENGINE COMPARTMENT Check battery condition, fill electrolyte, clean terminals Check and top-up: brake, PAS and windshield washer fluid Inspect drive belts Replace drive belt Replace engine oil and replace filter Replace pollen filter Replace air filter Replace brake fluid (Every 3 years) UNDER VEHICLE Check for fluid leaks Check adjustment of electric park brake Check condition/operation of suspension and steering components, boots and drive axles Check brake, fuel lines, PAS hoses and unions for correct routing and damage Lubricate wheel centers Inspect for brake pad wear, caliper leaks and disc condition Replace transfer case fluid (Every 5 years/75,000 miles) Replace locking differential fluid (Every 5 years/75,000 miles) Replace front and non-locking differential fluid REMEDIAL WORK If fault lamps illuminated, check for faults and report ROAD TEST Select Low range, move vehicle 60 ft. and select High range Road test vehicle Record performance of service in Passport To Service
- Replaced front wipers Belts, hoses, air filters in good condition Coolant protection level: -60 degrees Front brakes: NEW Rear brakes: 7 mil Tire tread: 8/32
2011 Land Rover Range Rover Sport
- Lubricate and check chassis. Change oil and oil filter. Check all exterior lights. Check air filter and breather filter. Check all fluid levels and tire pressures. Perform basic safety inspection. Front brakes __ NEW __ approx. remaining Rear brakes __ 7 MM __ approx. remaining Tire Tread Depth: LF: 7/32 RF: 7/32 RR: 7/32 LR: 7/32
- Replaced cowl.
- Front brakes need to be replaced at this time.
- Replaced front brake pads, rotors and sensor. Cleaned and lubricated hardware. Test drive for bed in procedure
2013 Land Rover LR4
- Lubricate and check chassis. Change oil and oil filter. Check all exterior lights. Check air filter and breather filter. Check all fluid levels and tire pressures. Perform basic safety inspection. Front brakes __ 9 MM __ approx. remaining Rear brakes __ 9 MM __ approx. remaining Tire Tread Depth: LF: 9/32 RF: 9/32 RR: 9/32 LR: 9/32
- All belts, fluids and hoses look good Inspected other components; car looks to be in good shape at this time
2018 Land Rover Range Rover
- Lubricate and check chassis. Change oil and oil filter. Check all exterior lights. Check air filter and breather filter. Check all fluid levels and tire pressures. Perform basic safety inspection.
- Nothing is missing from the front bumper except the required front license plate
- Inspect Radiator for leaks/condition Inspect oil/condition Check coolant protection level Inspect Chassis Inspect Air Filter Inspect Transmission Fluid/Condition Inspection Differential Fluid/Condition Inspect Transfer Case Fluid/Condition Inspect Coolant Expansion Tank and Cap Inspect Pollen/Fresh Air Filters Inspect Charging System, Voltage, Load Test Battery/Alternator Inspect Battery, Battery Cables, Terminals Inspect Wiper System, Wiper Blades, Washer Jets Inspect the Front and Rear Suspension Components Inspect the Front and Rear Shocks and Springs Inspect Steering Box, Linkage, Tie Rod Ends Inspect Belts and Hoses Inspect Drive Axles, U-Joints, CV Joints/Boots Inspect Interior and Exterior Lights Inspect Operation of the Horn Inspect the Exhaust System/Cat. Converter Inspect Tires Inspect Rings Tire Pressure, Spare Tire, Jack and Wrench Inspect Brake Pads Inspect Wheel Bearings Inspect Parking Brake Inspect Brake Fluid, Master Cylinder, Brake Lines Inspect Electronic Air Suspension System (EAS) SCAN System for any Stored Fault Codes Inspect Spark Plugs, Ignition Wires, Dist. Cap/Rotor, Coil Packs Check Operation of Door Locks, Windows, Sunroof Inspect Seat Switches, Seat Belts, All Interior Switches Inspect Instrument Panel, Tachometer, Speedo, Odometer, Dash Test Drive Vehicle
- Front brakes _ 7 MM _ approx. remaining Rear brakes _ 5 MM _ approx. remaining Tire Tread Depth: LF: 8/32 RF: 8/32 RR: 8/32 LR: 8/32 Even tread wear Filters, fluids, belts and hoses are all ok Coolant protection to -60 degrees Crack in windshield Front lower forward control arm bushings are starting to show wear and are a little loose (handling only)
- NOTE: VEHICLE UNDER WARRANTY FOR 2 MORE MONTHS. NOTE WHAT CAN BE COVERED UNDER WARRANTY
2004 Land Rover Range Rover
- Steering rack is still leaking at input, but slowly. Fluid in reservoir is full at this time. Will continue to monitor.
- Tested all wiring from the transfer case ecu to the transfer case accuator. Tested the wiring from the transmission ecu to the transfer case ecu all checked out good. Further testing found the transfer case shift motor is failing. Replaced transfer case shift motor. Reprogrammed vehicle and test drove.
- Very small leak on left side of valve cover gasket. Cleaned area and will monitor.
2008 Land Rover LR3
- Test drove vehicle. No unusual clicking noises detected. Put vehicle on lift to inspect. Checked entire suspension and steering on lift and no loose or worn components. Rear strut boot is torn open, but not causing any drivability or noises. Retorqued lugnuts. Some rattling from front belly pan bolts, which were tightened. NOTE: Low Coolant warning from failed sensor in expansion tank.
2015 Land Rover Range Rover
- Lifted vehicle to inspect. Found left side of stability bar in front is leaking fluid. The leak is very minor. Topped off fluid and cleaned area. Will monitor at this time.
2007 Land Rover Range Rover
- Found draw of .26ma and isolated it to the battery. The battery has a bad cell and needs replacement. Replaced battery and draw is no longer present
- PREPAID
2017 Land Rover Range Rover Sport
- Lubricate and check chassis. Change oil and oil filter. Check all exterior lights. Check air filter and breather filter. Check all fluid levels and tire pressures. Perform basic safety inspection. Front brakes 9mm approx. remaining Rear brakes 9 mm approx. remaining Tire Tread Depth: LF: 6/32 RF: 6/32 RR: 6/32 LR: 6/32
- Air filters look good. Pollen filter was dirty. Replaced it
- Tires are wearing evenly; best tires are in the front. No rotation needed at this time
2015 Land Rover LR4
- VEHICLE INTERIOR Reset the service interval indicator Check operation of all lights, warning indicators and horn Check operation of front/rear wiper washer systems; inspect blades Replace the pollen filter Check condition and security of seats and seat belts VEHICLE EXTERIOR Lubricate top edge door seals Check tire pressures condition and tread depth ENGINE COMPARTMENT Check battery condition, fill electrolyte, clean terminals Check and top-up: brake, PAS and windshield washer fluid Inspect drive belts Replace drive belt Replace engine oil and replace filter Replace pollen filter Replace air filter Replace brake fluid (Every 3 years) UNDER VEHICLE Check for fluid leaks Check adjustment of electric park brake Check condition/operation of suspension and steering components, boots and drive axles Check brake, fuel lines, PAS hoses and unions for correct routing and damage Lubricate wheel centers Inspect for brake pad wear, caliper leaks and disc condition Replace transfer case fluid (Every 5 years/75,000 miles) Replace locking differential fluid (Every 5 years/75,000 miles) Replace front and non-locking differential fluid (Every 10 years) Replace fuel filter (Every 10 years) REMEDIAL WORK If fault lamps illuminated, check for faults and report ROAD TEST Select Low range, move vehicle 60 ft. and select High range Road test vehicle Record performance of service in Passport To Service Front brakes 5 mm approx. remaining Rear brakes 3 mm approx. remaining Tire Tread Depth: LF: 15/32 RF: 15/32 RR: 15/32 LR: 15/32 Coolant protection to -55 degrees Belts, fluids and filters all look good
- Installed new transmission bracket. Test drove and no longer making metallic rattling.
- Was not able to duplicate a squeak at this time. Did hear some clunking from lower control arms over bumps at slower speeds, but no noise from the steering area. Customer to monitor
- Code in system for fuel regulator. Not a hard fault, so cleared codes and will monitor.
2016 Land Rover Range Rover Sport
- Topped off diesel exhaust fluid. Reset monitoring system counter. *Added washer solvent to vehicle.
2017 Land Rover Discovery Sport
- Replace synthetic oil and oil filter Remove wheels, inspect tires, check and adjust tire pressure. Replace pollen filter Inspect brake pads, calipers and discs Inspect fuel system lines Inspect exhaust system and heat shields Check wiper/washer operation and inspect wiper blades Check operations of headlamps and exterior lights Check parking brake Reset Service interval indicator Inspect under vehicle for fluid leaks Inspect suspension links and mountings Check and top off brake PAS and windshield washer fluid Check condition of suspension, drive line and steering boots Inspect underbody electrical harness for corrosion or damage Variables to Factory Recommend Services Replace brake fluid (every 3 years) Inspect all flexible brake hoses Inspect accessory drive belt (Replace every 9 years or 120,000 miles) Replace coolant (every 10 years or 150,000 miles) Replace automatic transmission fluid (every 10 years or 150,000 miles) Check for any stored faults in vehicle.
- Was able to duplicate issue with headrest. Looks like the button was damaged and headrest will need replacement
- Verified door handle seems to stick after usage. Lubricated to help it close. Should this issue persist, it will need replacement
- Front brakes 3 MIL approx. remaining Rear brakes 5 MIL approx. remaining Tire Tread Depth: LF: 9/32 RF: 9/32 RR: 8/32 LR: 8/32
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