FAQs | Auto Repair Evansville, IN

If you hear strange noises, feel vibrations, see warning lights, or notice changes in performance, it's time for a check-up. Even subtle signs — like reduced fuel economy or a rough idle — can point to a developing issue.

Yes. We service most domestic and foreign vehicles, including cars, trucks, and SUVs. If you have a question about your specific vehicle, give us a call — we’re happy to confirm.

We provide a detailed quote after inspecting your vehicle. Pricing depends on the issue, parts required, and labor involved. You’ll never be charged for work you didn’t approve of.

We can provide general estimates over the phone based on symptoms, but for accurate pricing, an in-person diagnostic is recommended. That way we can pinpoint the issue and avoid surprises.

It depends on your vehicle and the type of oil you use. Conventional oil usually requires a change every 3,000–5,000 miles, while full synthetic may last 7,500–10,000 miles. We’ll follow manufacturer guidelines and help you set a schedule.

Yes. Our oil change includes fluid level checks (coolant, brake fluid, transmission, washer, etc.) and a quick inspection of belts, hoses, filters, and tire pressure.

We provide general maintenance including fluid flushes, belt and hose inspections, battery replacement, brake service, suspension checks, and more. Preventative maintenance helps avoid costly repairs later.

Squeaking can indicate worn brake pads, moisture buildup, or debris. Grinding sounds are more serious and often mean the pads are worn down completely. Schedule a brake inspection right away.

Brake pads typically last 30,000 to 70,000 miles, depending on driving habits and conditions. We inspect pads and rotors as part of any brake service to help you plan ahead.

Look out for excessive bouncing, poor handling, clunking noises, or uneven tire wear. A worn suspension affects safety and comfort. We inspect these components during routine service or by request.

It could be anything from a loose gas cap to a failing sensor or serious engine issue. We use advanced diagnostic tools to read error codes and find the real cause.

If the light is steady, it's likely a non-urgent issue — but it should still be checked soon. A flashing check engine light means a serious misfire or emissions issue that could cause damage. Stop driving and call us.

We perform a full scan of your vehicle’s onboard systems, test components as needed, review real-time data, and provide a clear explanation of what’s happening — along with repair options.

Common symptoms include slipping gears, delayed shifting, jerking, fluid leaks, burning smells, or unusual noises. These issues should be addressed immediately to avoid major damage.

Yes, we work on both. From fluid services and clutch replacements to diagnostics and component repair, we handle most transmission issues in-house.

Not necessarily. Many problems can be fixed without a full rebuild. We explore all repair options first and recommend replacements only when absolutely necessary.

Appointments are recommended, especially for diagnostics and larger repairs. However, we do accept walk-ins when our schedule allows. Call ahead to check availability.

It depends on the issue. Many services — like oil changes, brakes, and diagnostics — are same-day. Larger repairs may require additional time. We’ll give you a timeline before work begins.

Yes. All repairs come with a limited service warranty. Coverage depends on the part and type of repair. We’ll explain your warranty details with every invoice.

We offer early drop-off options for your convenience. Let us know in advance and we’ll provide instructions.