Auto repair, it's not simple DIY any moreThe days of simply replacing your fan belt or gapping your own spark plugs are long past. Procedures that were handled with an adjustable wrench and some willing hands now require a myriad of diagnostic equipment, EPA friendly supplies, a savvy mechanic and even an internet connection. Additionally, punishment-resistant steel parts have been replaced by lightweight , plastic pieces and fasteners. Nowadays, an eagar backyard repairman with an experimental mind is usually rewarded with complaining neighbors, snapped parts, shorted circuit boards and sometimes, events much worse. |
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Yes, this is the place
If you are looking for an auto shop that cares about customer service and repeat business, you've found the right place. Over the past 16 years, Joe's has made a name for itself as a haven for cars with bad manners and strange noises.
