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White knight automotive repair
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Quality Auto Repair at Our Grants Pass Shop
Clear pricing and detailed receipts. Free multi-point inspection with every service, including photos and brake checks.
Most eligible repairs include a 2-year/24,000-mile nationwide limited warranty, subject to written terms, exclusions and claim requirements. Engines, transmissions, differentials, transfer cases, fluids, gaskets and other listed items are excluded from that general coverage. Fluids and gaskets have a separate 12-month/12,000-mile shop limited warranty. Eligible engine and transmission replacements have separate 3–4-year nationwide limited warranties, depending on the unit selected. Time or mileage, whichever comes first. Ask for the written coverage for your repair. Parts must be paid for before work is scheduled. Cancellations after parts are paid for incur a 25% restocking fee. There is no charge for rescheduling.
Our Services
• Transmission Repair
• Engine Repair
• Oil and Brake Service
• Steering and Suspension
• Vehicle Diagnostics
• Scheduled Maintenance
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WHITE KNIGHT AUTO
Visit White Knight Automotive Repair
535 NE Westbrook Way, Grants Pass, Oregon
Open 24/7. Same-day diagnosis available.
Call 541-226-2989 to arrange availability.
 Investigating engine noises, oil loss and overheating early helps identify the cause before additional damage develops. We explain repair and replacement options. |  Inspect slipping, delayed engagement and transmission leaks early. Diagnosis helps you compare maintenance, repair and replacement options before a concern becomes a breakdown. |
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 Have humming, vibration or wheel looseness investigated promptly. Checking the cause and component condition helps you plan needed repairs before the problem worsens. |  Check the belt, tensioner and pulleys together when squeals or startup noises appear. Addressing confirmed wear early can help prevent a belt-drive breakdown. |
 Inspect torn CV boots early, before grease loss and contamination cause more joint wear. Replacement recommendations depend on the condition of the boot and joint. |  Check grinding, pulling or pedal pulsation promptly. Catching pad wear and brake drag early can help prevent additional rotor damage and repeat repairs. |
 Find an engine oil leak before continued oil loss affects lubrication. Keep the oil level within the vehicle manufacturer’s limits and investigate warning lights promptly. |  Find the cause of warning lights, noises and drivability concerns before ordering parts. We explain the findings with photos and help you choose the next step. |
 Use the vehicle’s specified fluid, serviceable filter and fill procedure. Follow its manufacturer maintenance schedule and investigate shifting concerns before assuming fluid service will solve them. |  Check differential oil condition and visible leaks as part of your maintenance plan. The correct lubricant and vehicle-specific schedule help protect the drivetrain. |
 Investigate weak cabin heat, coolant loss or overheating before the concern worsens. Correct coolant, component diagnosis and proper filling procedures matter. |  Include transfer-case and manual-transmission fluids in the actual vehicle’s maintenance plan. Correct fluid specifications and early leak checks help protect these often-overlooked components. |
 Diagnose overheating and suspected combustion leaks before recommending a head gasket. Check the relevant sealing surfaces and the cause of overheating to support a lasting repair. |  Follow the manufacturer’s timing-belt, oil and filter requirements before a problem appears. Correct parts and vehicle-specific time and mileage milestones help you plan preventive service. |
 Check loose steering, clunks and uneven wear early. Inspect ball joints, tie rods and related parts so confirmed wear can be addressed before handling or other components are affected. |  Have changes in ride and visible shock leaks inspected. Condition-based recommendations help you plan the needed repair instead of waiting for the concern to become worse. |