Cherokee Hills Automotive

07/23/2026

Status update on the rescued kittens(required extraction from inside a truck dash on a very HOT day). They are doing great with their new owner.

07/16/2026

Today we celebrate an incredible chapter as we wish a very happy retirement to someone who has been such an important part of our business and family.

Kelly's positive energy, caring heart, and willingness to help everyone around her have made a lasting impact. She has always been a hard worker, brought a smile to the team and customers faces, and set an example through her dedication, kindness, and enthusiasm every single day.

Thank you for everything you've done over the years Kelly. Your contributions, friendship, and upbeat spirit will be missed more than words can say, but we couldn't be happier for you as you begin this exciting new adventure.

Congratulations on your retirement! Wishing you many years of happiness, relaxation, good health, and new memories. You've earned every moment—enjoy this next chapter!

07/16/2026

During a phone conversation today we were asked if we work on / service Jeeps and MOPAR products. Here’s what our parking lot and shop look like today.

07/08/2026

If you're only just hearing about us, we're a 43-year-old family owned and operated auto repair facility in the NW Oklahoma City / Bethany area. We pride ourselves on providing excellent customer service and quality repairs. We specialize in but are not limited to performing:
Alignments & Steering Repairs
Brake Services
Suspension Repairs
Electrical repairs
Scheduled Maintenance
Engine Performance Diagnostics & Repairs
Fluid Servicing
Drivetrain Repairs
Oil & Filter Services
Muti-Point Inspections
Should you find yourself in a position where you need help with your vehicle, give us a call and set up an appointment today.
405-721-2023

04/22/2026

The saved kittens have new homes. Thank you to everyone who offered to take these two little cuties. They’ll be well cared for.

04/16/2026

There are two. Anyone need a kitten?

04/16/2026

04/16/2026

There’s a first for everything. We’ve never pulled a kitten out of a dash before. The little guy survived and we got another notch on our belt.