Everything’s bigger at Wheeler Toyota
When the Toyota company changed its requirements for dealerships, Cliff and Dana Wheeler had some decisions to make. They needed more space to meet the new requirements, but buying surrounding lots by their South West K St. location would be a lengthy and difficult process, while having one large space seemed to be more logical. When the opportunity to sell their existing building to Carl Johnson presented itself, the decision was made and Wheeler Toyota was relocated to their classy new facility on Redwood Highway.
Wheeler Toyota first opened in 1968, making it the oldest Toyota franchise in Oregon. Having been in town this long has allowed them to become quite familiar with their clientele and with the Grants Pass area. When asked about different ways they have interacted with local programs, Cliff Wheeler seemed almost uncomfortable, and stressed that it’s not something they normally make public, as the purpose is not to look good, but to help strengthen the community. When looking into the kids programs, educational organizations, and music facilities they have contributed to, it becomes clear that Wheeler Toyota Scion is a business with a heart.
It is this type of character and commitment that has kept customers loyal for decades and will for years to come. In their ongoing effort to make the lives of their patrons easier, Wheeler now has an Express Lube station. During the oil and filter change, which comes complete with a multi-point inspection, customers may choose to remain in their vehicles and relax for the average 14 minutes it takes from entry to exit. This service is available Monday-Friday from 8 am to 5 pm and from 8 am to 4:30 pm on Saturdays. There is no need to make an appointment, and almost all non-Toyota vehicles can be serviced. For more information on hours and the services available, visit Wheeler Toyota’s newly remodeled website at http://www.wheelertoyota.com or visit them in person at 375 Redwood Highway. For an appointment, call (541) 476-6858-Gina Locke
-Gina Locke
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