We are a team of automotive professionals
Andy's Auto Center has been operating at its present location of 2467 Cousins Avenue in the Comox Valley since 1992. We are a team-oriented auto repair business that believes in taking care of our employees as well as our customers.
Our entire team of automotive technicians and our office support staff are committed to assuring customer safety. A pro-active approach to being “Car Care Aware” ensures comfort, safety, and reliability for our customers.
"The Andy's Auto Center Team is proudly committed to honesty, integrity and professionalism in the automotive repair industry."
The automotive industry is a dynamic and fast paced sector that requires its service providers to be flexible and able to adapt to new requirements. At Andy’s Auto Center our commitment is to provide our customers with a top quality professional team and customer service.
About the Owner
Andy is the foundation of the Andy's Auto Center team and contributes a wealth of both technical and hands-on automotive repair experience, which he has applied to a variety of vehicle makes and models over his 45+ years in the automotive industry.
Andy first showed an interest in automotive repair at age 10, working along side his father. By the time Andy was 19, the auto world had become both his passion and career path, spending time at Mission Raceway building racing and repairing vehicles while residing in Maple Ridge, BC.
Prior to building his business to become Andy's Auto Center (Courtenay) Ltd in 1992, Andy gained experience as an automotive technician with Ford, Volkswagen and Mercedes Benz. His extensive knowledge of foreign and carbureted vehicles makes him the "Go To" guy when there is troubleshooting to be done.
Andy has been successful in his goal of creating a company that is an example of both top quality customer service and workmanship. He prides himself on providing a work environment that encourages his professional team to be the absolute best. The opportunity to learn and grow is always present.
