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Larson Cadillac SAAB serving Seattle, Tacoma, Auburn, Bellevue, WA

Cadillac CTS • Cadillac SRX • Cadillac DTS • Cadillac STS • Cadillac V-Series • Cadillac Escalade • Cadillac Escalade ESV • Cadillac Escalade EXT • SAAB 9-3 Sport Sedan • SAAB 9-3 Convertible • SAAB 9-3 SportCombi • SAAB 9-3x • SAAB 9-5

Welcome to the website for Larson Cadillac Saab. On our site you will find all tools and information on the latest Cadillac cars, trucks and SUVs sold by your Fife Cadillac dealer. If you have a question or concern please contact us directly or come see us in person. Looking for a Cadillac CTS? We've got them in stock.

Fife Cadillac

We are located at 6411 20th Street E in Fife, WA just 10 minutes east of Tacoma. Conveniently located near Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM). We are a short drive away from Tacoma, Auburn, Seattle, Olympia and Puyallup. In other words if you are searching for an Auburn, Tacoma, Fife or Seattle Cadillac dealer, save yourself some time and gas and check us out first.

Tacoma Cadillac

Because of our location in Fife, WA we are the perfect choice if you are in Seattle, Fife, Auburn or Tacoma and are looking for a Cadillac dealer. Need parts or service on your current Cadillac vehicle? We can help. And when you bring your vehicle to us for service you can be sure that we do it up to the highest GM Goodwrench standards.

Seattle & Bellevue Cadillac

We have now expanded our service to customers in Bellevue and Seattle or those looking for a Bellevue Cadillac or a Seattle Cadillac dealer alternative. As we are only 30 miles south of Seattle and Bellevue we are an excellent choice if you are looking for new Cadillacs, used vehicles or service in the Seattle or Bellevue area.

The Family on the Freeway in Fife!!!

The day you earned your Cadillac, you fulfilled more than a dream. You achieved a rarefied reality. You want the things you love about your Cadillac to stay in peak condition. That's where Goodwrench comes in - nobody understands your Cadillac better.

Need expert Tacoma Cadillac or SAAB repair? How about a Tacoma GM repair specialist? Larson Cadillac SAAB is conveniently located in Fife off I-5 near New Tacoma.
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Certified, Expert Auto Repair Technicians
Car repair today is very technical, and our repair technicians are trained by the best:

ASE
Larson Automotive Group technicians are also tested and certified by ASE, the nationally recognized authority for automotive technician certification. Constant training is required to keep up with the ever-changing automotive world.

Brakes
Brakes grinding when coming to a complete stop? Head to your Larson Cadillac dealer for brake service. Larson's Cadillac technicians are GM-trained to know your Cadillac better than anyone and can get your Cadillac stopping the way it should.

Are Your Brakes Signaling a Problem?
Sometimes, your GM vehicle's brakes will alert you when there's trouble. Whistling noises, chirping sounds, or grinding are indications that maintenance is required. Here are some common causes of brake pedal pulsation and/or noise.

• Worn brake pads
• Heat-cracked or worn rotors
• Loose-fitting brake pads in the caliper
• Missing or damaged noise insulators
• Uneven torque of lug nuts or caliper hardware

Vehicles often come equipped with a small thin piece of metal attached to the brake pad to act as a warning indicator when the pad material is getting low and the brake pads should be replaced. This device makes a chirping noise on brake application, letting you know it is time to have your brakes serviced.

Oil Change
Every Cadillac technician at your Larson Cadillac dealer is trained by GM to understand your Cadillac better than anyone. Because of this, we understand how your Cadillac uses its oil and how to get the most out of it. Before your next oil change, learn about the GM Oil Life System.

The GM Oil Life System
Most GM vehicles are now equipped with the GM Oil Life System. This system actually senses your vehicle's speed and engine temperature and can continuously monitor operating conditions. This helps determine when it's time to change the oil.

This system can actually monitor your personal driving habits and your area's climate condition to let you know precisely when to come in for a Goodwrench Oil Change. When the light comes on, you come in. It's that simple. It'll will save you money and help reduce oil waste.

Your Goodwrench Technician will reset your Oil Life Monitor System after an Oil change. Ask your Goodwrench technician how, or consult your Owners Manual if necessary.

Checking Your Oil Level
Always consult your Owners Manual for the proper procedure to check your oil level. You'll get a more accurate dipstick reading by following those instructions.

Repair
Whether you need brake service, enegine or transmission work. A thorough Multi-Point vehicle inspection can help find problems before they start.

Goodwrench Repair Services
Hearing a rattle? Had a fender-bender? Bring your GM vehicle back to your dealer and head down the Goodwrench service lane for any type of repair service, major or minor. Your Goodwrench technician is trained by GM to know every inch of your GM vehicle.

We'll start with a thorough inspection and perform the expert services you might need, including brake service, engine or transmission repair, warranty work, and more. Goodwrench understands your vehicle and all its technological systems. We know you want to feel as good about your vehicle today as you did the day you bought it.

The Goodwrench Multi-Point Vehicle Inspection
With your 27 Point Multi-Point Vehicle Inspection, you get a thorough assessment of your GM vehicle by GM-trained experts and we'll let you know if any repairs are necessary. So protect yourself and your automotive investment with a comprehensive Multi-Point Vehicle Inspection at your GM dealer today!

GM Engines and Transmissions
If your GM vehicle needs engine or transmission repair, learn more about the expert services and Geniune GM Parts we offer.

Tires
Come to Larson Cadillac for the best in original equipment tires for your Cadillac. Larson can offer a large selection of top tire brands. And, your Cadillac dealer can help you select tires that are just right for your vehicle and how you drive it.

How do you know if you need new tires?
Tire wear depends on several factors, including your driving style and tire maintenance habits. Wrong size load and speed rating can void your warranty. But one sure way to know when to replace your tires is when treadwear indicators appear. A tire's built-in treadwear indicators are "wear bars" that look like narrow strips of smooth rubber across the tread and appear when it's time to replace the tire.

You also need a new tire if:

• You can see three or more treadwear indicators around the tire
• Cord or fabric is showing through the rubber
• The tread or sidewall is cracked, cut or snagged deep enough to show cord or fabric
• The tire has a bulge or split
• The tire has a puncture, cut, or other damage that can't be repaired correctly

Tire Pressure
Maximize your tires' performance and durability by monitoring and maintaining correct air pressure.

Air is a gas, expanding when heated and contracting when cooled. For most of North America, fall and early winter are especially important times for checking tire pressure – as the ambient temperature falls, tire pressure goes down.

A good rule of thumb is that every 10 degrees Fahrenheit temperature change, tire pressure changes about 1 psi – higher as temperature rise, lower as they fall. Also, check your vehicle's Owner's Manual for recommended tire pressure.

Under-inflated tires can cause:

• Premature or irregular wear
• Poor handling
• Reduced fuel economy

Over-inflated tires can cause:

• Unusual wear
• Poor handling
• Reduced fuel economy

Checking Air Pressure
Check your vehicle's tires at least once a month, when the tires are cold (let the vehicle sit for at least 3 hours). Look in your owner's manual for the recommended tire inflation for your vehicle. Use a quality gauge. Don't "eyeball" tires – radial tires can look fine even when they're under-inflated.

Be sure to look for objects that have become wedged in the tread – they can work themselves further into the tire and cause air loss.

And don't forget to check the spare!

Tire Rotation
Since each tire performs different tasks (such as steering or front versus rear wheel drive), tires wear at different rates. Rotating your tires at recommended intervals extends their useful life and achieves more uniform tire wear.

It's important to rotate your tires according to the correct tire rotation pattern. Front tires encounter different tasks than the rear tires. And a front-wheel-drive car's tires perform different tasks than those on a rear-wheel-drive car. Your owner's manual specifies which rotation pattern is right for your vehicle.

Your vehicle's front and rear tires may also use different pressures – make sure to adjust individual tire pressure to the recommendation for each wheel position. See your Owner's Manual for recommendations.

Wheel Rust or Dirt
Rust or dirt may not allow proper tightening of the lug nuts and a wheel may loosen over time. When you have your tires rotated, be sure to remove any rust or dirt from places where the wheel attaches to the vehicle and torque the wheel lug nuts to the specification in your Owner's Manual. In an emergency, you can use a cloth or paper towel, but be sure to use a scraper or wire brush later to remove all rust or dirt and torque to specifications.

Also, remember that rotating your tires won't correct wear problems caused by worn mechanical parts or incorrect inflation pressures.

Wheel Alignment & Tire Balance
Scheduled alignment and balancing are not needed, since your vehicle's wheels were aligned and balanced at the factory. But if you notice unusual tire wear or that your vehicle "pulls" one way or the other, the wheel alignment may need to be reset. If you notice your vehicle vibrating on a smooth road, your wheels may be out of balance.

A tire that is out of balance often affects ride quality and can shorten the life of tires, bearings, shocks, and other suspension components. A speed-dependent vibration – becoming noticeable around 45 mph and increasing as speed increases – is probably balance-related.

Tire Alignment
Alignment is critical for ensuring that you get maximum wear and performance from your tires. Poor alignment results from your car's suspension and steering system becoming out of adjustment with each other. The biggest indicators of your vehicle being out of alignment are a "pulling" one way or the other as you drive or unusual tire wear. Improper tire inflation can also cause unusual tire wear.

Your Vehicle may have both front and rear wheel alignment specifications. Your GM Goodwrench dealer can recommend the alignment type that's right for your vehicle.

Tire Company Contact Information
Goodwrench offers a range of top quality tire brands. We only carry tires that have been specifically designed for GM vehicles. So you can buy a new set of tires just like the ones that were on your GM vehicle the day you first drove it.