Nissan Dealer Near Tacoma WA

About 11 miles from downtown Tacoma. Take WA-512 East off I-5 and follow it to the Puyallup valley floor. Outside peak commute hours the drive runs roughly 20 minutes, and it is one continuous highway rather than a series of city arterials.

WA-512 East is the route. Pick it up from I-5 near the Tacoma Mall or from Pacific Avenue, then stay on it into Puyallup. Coming from the north end or Point Defiance, WA-16 to I-5 South and then WA-512 East avoids the surface streets through the Dome District entirely.

Because the drive is short and the store is settled. Bill Korum's has sold and serviced Nissans at 101 Valley Ave NW since 1975, which is fifty years in one place under one family. Tacoma shoppers who want to compare several trims of the same model in one visit tend to find that easier here than at a lot squeezed into a city block.

For most Tacoma commuters the Rogue or the Sentra. The Rogue offers all-wheel drive and ProPILOT Assist, which takes some of the sting out of the I-5 crawl between Tacoma and Seattle. The Sentra is the cheaper car to run on the same trip and is rated up to 38 mpg highway. If your commute involves the Narrows Bridge in a crosswind, the extra weight of the Rogue is not a bad thing.

Yes. The Port, the Tideflats logistics yards, the two big hospital systems and Joint Base Lewis-McChord all run shifts that start and end outside normal business hours. That is the single most common thread among our Tacoma customers, and it shapes what they buy: all-weather traction, good headlights and a heated seat matter more on a 4:30 a.m. start than any spec sheet suggests.

Yes, and you do not need to have bought the car here. The service department runs factory-trained Nissan technicians and genuine Nissan parts, and appointments book online before you make the drive. The service line is (253) 444-6740.

Yes. The finance team works with a range of lenders and credit situations, and the application can be started online from home in Tacoma before you drive out. Bring your questions about term length and down payment to the desk rather than guessing at them online.

A Nissan Certified Pre-Owned vehicle has passed a 167-point inspection and carries documented history. It is a narrower pool than plain used inventory, because a car has to fall inside Nissan's age and mileage limits to qualify at all. Ask which specific cars on the lot are certified rather than assuming, since the answer changes week to week.

Both work. The Valley Ave NW site has its own lot rather than street parking, so a Saturday visit does not start with a circle of the block. For longer service jobs most Tacoma customers drop the car and arrange a ride, since the trip back down WA-512 is short enough to be worth doing twice.

Yes. There are dedicated pages for Kent buyers coming south on SR-167 and for Auburn buyers coming down the valley, both of which cover the routes and the local details for those markets.