Burien shop profile
Hi-Line Auto Electric
A neutral directory profile based on information published by the business on its own website. Verify current hours, vehicle coverage, appointment availability, pricing, and warranty terms directly before authorizing work.
Public details
- Address
- 823 SW 148th St, Burien, WA 98166
- Phone
- (206) 243-8910
- Vehicle focus
- Import, foreign, Asian, European, and domestic vehicles
- Publicly described services
- Electrical, brakes, alignment, heating and cooling, engine, transmission, inspection, and general repair as publicly listed.
- Last checked
- 2026-10-26
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What to know before comparing Hi-Line Auto Electric
This introduction summarizes the business's own published information and adds neutral planning questions. It is not a review, inspection, ranking, or endorsement.
General repair with an electrical name and broad service menu
Hi-Line Auto Electric publishes a broad Burien service menu covering electrical and electronic work, brakes, alignment, heating and cooling, engines, transmissions, inspections, undercar service, towing coordination, fleet work, and general maintenance. It also presents European and import repair as part of a wider domestic, Asian, and foreign-vehicle operation. The breadth can help when a symptom crosses systems, but it makes a precise initial conversation important.
The shop name may lead a driver to expect electrical specialization, while the official site describes a much wider repair operation. Confirm whether the current concern will be handled as electrical diagnosis, mechanical diagnosis, maintenance, alignment, or another service line, and ask which measurements determine the transition from testing to parts replacement.
How a Burien driver can evaluate the fit
This entry may be convenient for drivers in Burien, SeaTac, Normandy Park, White Center, and nearby South King County communities, especially when the vehicle has mixed symptoms such as low voltage, warning lights, starting trouble, charging concerns, or drivability issues. European-vehicle owners should still verify make-specific scan access, service information, coding, battery registration, software, fluid specifications, and advanced-driver calibration where relevant.
Use a written estimate to compare diagnostic labor, repair labor, parts category, fluids, hardware, alignment or calibration, tax, excluded work, and verification. If the facility proposes a broad repair after a short check, ask what test result supports it. If it recommends outside specialty work, clarify who performs it, who warrants it, and how the additional authorization will be handled.
Source and verification
Primary source: Hi-Line Auto Electric official website. Public claims and operating details were reviewed on 2026-10-26. Confirm current services, policies, prices, credentials, warranty terms, and availability directly with the business.
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Service planning
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Estimate planning
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Questions to ask this shop
- Do you currently service this exact model, engine, drivetrain, or high-voltage system?
- Is there an initial diagnostic or inspection charge, and what does it cover?
- Will the estimate identify parts, labor, fluids, programming, calibration, tax, and excluded work?
- Which parts category and written warranty apply?
- How will the original symptom be verified after the work?
