Even after you drive off our lot, you can rely on the Wendle Nissan Service Department to help you keep your Nissan running in prime condition. Whether you’re wondering how often to rotate your tires, when you need brake repairs, or simply want to know the maintenance schedule for your current vehicle, we can help. From transmission flushes to exhaust repair to serpentine belt replacements, car maintenance can be a lot to keep track of. Take a look at our service tips and tricks, and feel free to reach out if you have any specific questions! As your source for auto repair in Spokane, WA, we want to keep you informed on all things Nissan service.
Here at Wendle Nissan, we use genuine OEM Nissan parts every time. Whether you’re a DIY auto enthusiast or simply need a car battery replacement or new tires, you can count on our Parts Department. We want to share all our parts tips and tricks with you so you can better understand your Nissan! We’ll walk you through the cost of a transmission, help you find the right tires for your vehicle, and much more. If you have any specific questions about Nissan parts and accessories, feel free to reach out to our Spokane Parts Department!
Yes, the Nissan Kicks Has AWD: How Intelligent AWD and Snow Mode Handle Spokane Winters Yes, the Nissan Kicks has all-wheel drive. Every 2027 Kicks trim, SV, SR and the new Rock Creek, is available with Nissan Intelligent All-Wheel Drive, and every Kicks we stock at Wendle Nissan is AWD. According to Nissan, the Kicks…
The 2026 Nissan Rogue Plug-In Hybrid offers up to 38 miles of EPA-estimated all-electric range for daily driving, with a gas engine for longer trips. For Spokane-area drivers, that could mean handling a daily commute on electric power and having the flexibility to travel farther without depending on public charging. Explore the Rogue PHEV at…
Spokane has roughly 94,000 commuters averaging 21 minutes to work, and anyone who has crawled westbound on I-90 toward Division Street at 7:45 a.m. knows some minutes feel longer than others. Nissan ProPILOT Assist was built for that kind of driving: long highway stretches, stop-and-go backups and the fatigue of holding speed and lane position…
