Beaverton Radiator, Inc.
About us
WHY BEAVERTON RADIATOR? JUST ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR. We have been in Beaverton for over sixty years and have worked on over one million automobiles! Rely on someone you can trust. In 1947, O.W. "Bud" Anderson opened his automotive repair shop on Canyon Road in Beaverton, Oregon. Today this small family-owned and operated business is one of the oldest businesses in the history of Beaverton. Three generations of Andersons continue to serve the public, specializing in automotive heating and cooling, as well as Air conditioning service, installation, and repair. "Bud" is still the boss and guiding spirit, though he doesn't get under the hood these days. In 1963 his brother Rich installed their first after-market air conditioner in George Holnstein's 1963 Chevrolet. Whether your car is running hot or not keeping you cool, you can rely on us. Our success is largely due to the customer service provided by our dedicated long time employees. For many years we installed Air Conditioning units for most of the auto dealers in Beaverton, before most vehicles came with a/c. Thank you for shopping with us & we look forward to helping you. Call 503-644-4691
Business highlights
Services we offer
A//C hoses Cooling Systems radiators, Auto Air Conditioning compressors, additives Cars..Vintage Cars..Trucks..Motorhomes..Motorcycles, belts, condensers, evaporators, fan clutches, fans, heaters, hoses, pressure caps, receiver/driers/accumulators, waterpumps
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"Price was $166 not $300. The customer wanted the A/C system recharged we also needed to change the stem valves as they were leaking. More work needed to be done that was not in the customers budget. We are sorry you feel that way (member name removed)."
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