Edmonton, Alberta — Serving the Community Since 2009

Your Car
Deserves Honest
Work

At PST Repair, we believe the best service starts with a straight answer. No upselling, no guesswork — just qualified technicians telling you what your vehicle actually needs.

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What We Do

Services That
Keep You Moving

From routine oil changes to more involved diagnostics, our team handles a broad range of vehicle work. Select a category below to learn more.

Engine diagnostics scan

Engine Diagnostics

Modern vehicles communicate through onboard systems that store fault codes when something isn't right. Our technicians connect diagnostic tools, read those codes, and — more importantly — interpret what they mean in practical terms.

  • OBD-II scan and code interpretation
  • Live sensor data review
  • Clear written summary of findings
  • Repair options discussed before any work begins
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Brake service inspection

Brake Repair & Service

Brakes degrade gradually, which means many drivers adjust without noticing reduced performance. We inspect the full braking system — pads, rotors, calipers, and fluid — and recommend only what genuinely needs attention.

  • Pad thickness measurement
  • Rotor condition and run-out check
  • Brake fluid test and flush if needed
  • Caliper inspection and hardware lubrication
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Oil change service

Oil Change & Fluid Service

Regular oil changes remain one of the simplest and most effective ways to extend engine life. We use oil grades matched to your vehicle's spec, check fluid levels throughout, and take a quick look at key components while we're at it.

  • Conventional, synthetic blend, or full synthetic options
  • Filter replacement included
  • Multi-point visual inspection
  • Coolant, brake, and wiper fluid check
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Electrical diagnostics

Electrical System Repair

Electrical faults can be tricky to pin down without the right tools and experience. We diagnose battery, alternator, starter, and wiring issues systematically — starting from the most likely cause and working outward.

  • Battery load and charging system test
  • Alternator output check
  • Starter motor diagnosis
  • Fuse, relay, and wiring inspection
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Suspension inspection

Suspension & Steering

Poor suspension affects more than comfort — it impacts how your vehicle handles, steers, and brakes. We inspect shocks, struts, ball joints, tie rods, and steering components to help you understand what's worn and what can wait.

  • Shock and strut condition check
  • Ball joint and tie rod inspection
  • Wheel alignment measurement
  • Steering fluid and rack inspection
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Seasonal vehicle maintenance

Seasonal Maintenance

Edmonton winters are hard on vehicles. Our seasonal check covers the systems most affected by temperature extremes — from battery performance in cold weather to coolant concentration and tire readiness. Better to prepare than react.

  • Winter and summer tire swap
  • Coolant antifreeze test and flush
  • Cold-weather battery test
  • Wiper blade and fluid check
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Maintenance Timeline

How Your Car Health
Changes Over Time

Most vehicle problems don't appear overnight. Understanding the typical maintenance arc helps you plan ahead rather than scramble.

0–30K km
Break-In Period
New vehicles need early oil changes, tire rotations, and basic fluid checks. This is the easiest stage — follow your manufacturer's schedule and there's little to worry about.
30–80K km
Regular Maintenance Stage
Brake pads start showing wear. Air and cabin filters need changing. Spark plugs may need replacement depending on type. Coolant flush often falls here too.
80–150K km
Wear Item Watch Period
Suspension components see more attention. Timing belts (if applicable) often come due here. Battery life varies but deserves a test. Transmission fluid changes are common.
150K+ km
High-Mileage Attention
Well-maintained high-mileage vehicles can run reliably for years. Focus shifts to monitoring seals, gaskets, and sensors more closely. Preventive inspections become more valuable at this stage.
Quick Self-Check

Is Your Car Due
for Maintenance?

Answer a few short questions and we'll give you a general idea of where your vehicle might stand. This is informational — not a diagnosis.

1 of 4 — When did you last have an oil change?
Select an answer to continue
2 of 4 — Any warning lights showing on your dashboard?
3 of 4 — How does your car feel on acceleration?
4 of 4 — When were your tires last rotated?
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Service Finder

Not Sure What
You Need?

Tell us what you're noticing and we'll point you toward the most likely service category. Three quick questions.

1 of 3 — What's the main thing you're noticing?
Select an answer to continue
2 of 3 — When does it happen most?
3 of 3 — How long has this been happening?
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Cost Estimator

Quick Repair
Estimate

Get a rough cost range based on service type and vehicle. This is not a firm quote — actual pricing depends on your specific vehicle and what the technician finds during inspection.

Estimated Range (CAD)

What Customers Say

Honest Feedback
From Real Drivers

"I've been taking my Civic here for three years. What I appreciate most is that they never try to talk me into work my car doesn't need. They explain what they found, give me options, and let me decide. That kind of transparency is genuinely hard to find."

Marcus T.
Edmonton South — 2018 Honda Civic
Auto repair shop

"My check engine light came on the week before a road trip. PST got me in quickly, ran the diagnostics, and walked me through the issue clearly. It turned out to be a sensor — nothing critical. They fixed it same day and didn't pad the bill."

Sandra L.
Sherwood Park — 2020 Toyota RAV4
Diagnostic equipment

"Good shop. Friendly staff, fair pricing, and they don't keep you waiting for an hour just to tell you they haven't looked at your car yet. The work on my truck's suspension was solid — no issues six months later."

Derek M.
St. Albert — 2016 Ford F-150
Suspension service
Our People

The Team Behind
the Work

Our technicians are certified, experienced, and genuinely invested in getting your vehicle right the first time.

James Kovacs, Lead Technician
James Kovacs
Lead Technician

Red Seal certified with over 14 years working on everything from compact hatchbacks to heavy-duty trucks. James leads diagnostic work and mentors newer staff.

Ryan Obi, Service Manager
Ryan Obi
Service Manager

Ryan handles customer communication and keeps the shop running on schedule. His background in both the technical and customer-facing sides of the industry shows in how clearly he explains repair options.

Alicia Tran, Brake & Suspension Specialist
Alicia Tran
Brake & Suspension Specialist

Alicia specializes in brake systems and front-end geometry. She's methodical, detail-oriented, and the person you want working on anything handling-related.

Neil Parsons, Electrical Systems
Neil Parsons
Electrical Systems Tech

Neil has a background in automotive electronics and stays current with the increasingly software-heavy nature of modern vehicles. If it involves wiring, sensors, or modules, he's the one to talk to.

From the Shop

Articles Worth Reading

Practical information about vehicle maintenance, written for drivers — not engineers.

Engine diagnostics
Diagnostics

Understanding Engine Diagnostics Without a Technical Background

What happens when a technician runs a diagnostic scan? Here's a plain-language breakdown.

Feb 3, 2026
Winter car care
Seasonal

Preparing Your Car for Harsh Weather Conditions

Edmonton winters can be brutal on vehicles. A few steps before the cold hits can make a real difference.

Mar 1, 2026
Get in Touch

Have a Question
About Your Vehicle?

We're happy to talk through what you're experiencing before you book. No obligation, no pressure — just a conversation.