
Porsche.
Done right.
Independent Porsche repair and service shop in Tempe, AZ. Factory-trained technicians, OE parts, current diagnostic tooling, and written estimates before any work starts.
Porsche repair & service in Tempe, AZ.
A 1985 Carrera and a 2025 Taycan share almost nothing under the skin, and EuroComp Garage works on both. Our Tempe shop covers the air-cooled cars, the M96/M97 flat-sixes that made the IMS bearing famous, the current 992 and 718, and the Cayenne, Macan and Panamera that now outnumber the sports cars in our bays — all on factory PIWIS tooling with OE parts.
Porsche owners usually arrive with a theory about the noise, and often they're right. Our ASE Master technicians give you the diagnosis in plain language, the part number on the invoice, and a written estimate before any work begins. Pulling a transmission to reach an IMS bearing is expensive labor wherever it happens, and ours typically runs 30–40% below the dealer's.
Porsche models we service
Common Porsche repairs we handle.
The Porsche faults we see most — diagnosed properly and fixed once, with the part number on the invoice.
IMS bearing replacement
The intermediate-shaft (IMS) bearing on M96/M97 flat-six engines — 996, 997.1, and the 986/987 Boxster and Cayman — is the best-known Porsche failure point. We inspect it and, where needed, upgrade the bearing while the transmission is out.
Rear main seal (RMS) leaks
Oil weeping from the bell-housing is almost always a failing rear main seal. We reseal it — usually alongside the IMS and clutch — so you only pay the labor to open the engine once.
Bore scoring diagnosis
Cylinder bore scoring on water-cooled flat-sixes shows up as a cold-start tick, high oil consumption, and a smoky exhaust. We borescope the cylinders and walk you through repair-or-rebuild options before anything is committed.
Cayenne & Panamera coolant pipes
The plastic-and-epoxy coolant pipes nestled in the V8 valley crack and weep with heat-cycling. We replace them with the welded-aluminum fix so the failure doesn't return.
Air-oil separator (AOS)
A failed AOS causes white smoke, a rough idle, and high oil use on 911 and Boxster flat-sixes. It's a common fault we diagnose and replace quickly with OE parts.
PDK & Tiptronic service
PDK dual-clutch and Tiptronic gearboxes need their fluid and filters serviced on schedule. We use the correct OE fluids and complete the required PIWIS adaptations afterward.
PASM & air suspension
Sagging ride height or a PASM fault on Cayenne, Panamera, and 991/992 air suspension — we diagnose the struts, compressor, and valve block and replace only what's actually failed.
What we do on a Porsche.
Tap any service to start a written estimate. We'll respond within one business day.
Maintenance
Diagnostics
Engine & Transmission
Suspension & Steering
Porsche Specific
Performance
Every job above lands in one of three books. Read how we run each one on a Porsche:
Your Porsche dealer service alternative in Tempe.
Whether you need routine Porsche maintenance, a complex Porsche repair, or performance and tuning work, our shop handles it with the same precision as the dealership — at independent shop pricing, usually 30–40% below dealer labor rates.
You get the diagnosis in plain language, the same factory PIWIS tooling the dealer runs, the part number on the invoice, and a written estimate before work begins. Independent service is protected under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, so it won't void your factory warranty.
Porsche performance and tuning
Porsche performance and tuning is a specialty: ECU and PDK calibration, plenum and exhaust upgrades on the 911, sport suspension setups, and big-brake kits — all dyno-verified at our Tempe shop with before-and-after data.
Performance services →Porsche body & collision, coordinated
EuroComp is a mechanical and performance shop, not a body shop — but if your Porsche needs collision or cosmetic work, we coordinate it through vetted body shop partners across Tempe and Phoenix and manage the whole process for you.
Porsche service near you.
Based in Tempe at 617 S. McClintock Dr., we're the Porsche shop near you for the entire East Valley and greater Phoenix. Most clients reach us in under 25 minutes.
Porsche service questions, answered.
EuroComp Garage is at 617 S. McClintock Dr. in Tempe, minutes from anywhere in the Phoenix metro. We're set up as a Porsche shop — PIWIS on the bench, OE parts, technicians who have done the job before — rather than a general repair shop that also accepts them.
No. We run the same factory PIWIS diagnostic system the dealer uses, fit OE or OE-equivalent parts, and keep records that satisfy Magnuson-Moss warranty requirements. A dealer cannot deny a claim simply because scheduled service was done elsewhere.
We do. IMS bearing and rear main seal work on M96/M97 engines is routine for us, and we'll typically inspect both — along with the clutch — in a single visit to save you labor.
Yes. We service PDK dual-clutch and Tiptronic gearboxes with the correct OE fluids and complete the required PIWIS adaptations afterward.
All of them. We service the entire Porsche lineup — 911, 718 Cayman and Boxster, Cayenne, Macan, Panamera, and the electric Taycan — plus air-cooled classics.
Yes — we calibrate the PDK alongside the ECU rather than leaving the gearbox on a stock map fighting a tuned engine. Exhaust and intake upgrades, sport suspension, and big-brake kits are all dyno-verified with before-and-after data.
Not just the Porsche.
The Porsche work shares a shop, a tool wall, and a technician bench with every other European and exotic marque we take in. Same written estimate, same OE-grade parts standard, whichever one you drive.
Ready when you are.
Tell us about the Porsche and what it's doing. We'll come back with a written estimate, a timeline, and the name of the technician who'll be on it.
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