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Almost everything automotive in Chilliwack is on one of two roads. Luckakuck Way and the Young Road corridor hold the dealership row and most of the tyre and service business; the light-industrial pockets behind Sardis and out in Village West hold the independent shops, which is where the interesting ones are. The city runs on vehicles more than most of its size, because two thirds of the municipality is farmland and there is no meaningful transit to it, so the trade here includes a layer you do not get in a compact city: agricultural and heavy equipment repair, trailer work, and shops that will look at a truck that has been up a logging road.
A local dealership among the fields in Greendale, on Yale Road.
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An owner-run dealership, near the Cottonwood and Chilliwack Mall cluster.
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A local dealership in the Village West industrial area, on Yale Road.
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An independent garage in the blocks that have been Chilliwack's centre since before the malls.
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The independent tyre shop on Young Road, carrying new and a large stock of used tyres, wheels and rims, with repairs, balancing and fitting.
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An independent dealership out in Chilliwack West near the Highway 1 interchange.
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An independent car wash in one of the Sardis plazas along Vedder Road.
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An independent dealership out in Chilliwack West near the Highway 1 interchange.
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New and reconditioned car, truck, marine and RV batteries from a Maple Ridge shop on Stewart Crescent, with testing, chargers and accessories, and lead acid recycling that pays cash for scrap cores.
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An independent garage out in Chilliwack West near the Highway 1 interchange.
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An owner-run dealership, on the western edge of the city off Highway 1.
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From the blog
Guides and roundups written for Chilliwack, with the businesses linked inline.
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The City defines twelve. Three of them hold two thirds of the population and almost all of the shops. Here is the honest version of each.
The drive-throughs on Luckakuck are the visible half of eating here. The interesting half is downtown, out on the farm roads, and in the strip plazas nobody photographs.
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