Benefits of choosing us over others.........

• Registered with state of NH and insured
• Veteran owned and operated
• 50 plus years automotive repair experience
• Family oriented friendly atmosphere
• Pet friendly employees
• Local community support
• Autism awareness supporter
• ASE certified technicians
• Quality guaranteed work
• Upfront competitive prices
• Price match guarantee
• 20% off Military and senior citizens discount
• Free estimates (good for 30 days)
• Free consultation and assistance
• Mobile services available (restrictions apply)
• Payment plans and financing available
• Contactless payments
• No hidden or surprise costs
• We DO NOT upsell
• HONEST genuine repairs
• We document all repairs for customer reference
• We combine multiple services for lowest price possible

    * Electronic Gift cards available

    * Charitable donations accepted

    * Payment plans available, ask for details.

    * PayPal Pay Later option available.

    ** Repair Guard insurance plans available, ask for details.

• Loyal customer coupons $50 off for every $500!
• NEW customer 20% off sign up bonus
• Oil change loyalty program (every tenth one FREE)
• Convenient 24hr dropoff and pickup
• 24hr website available
• Weekend and emergency services available
• We will beat any local competitor price with written estimate
• Social media platforms
• Zoom meeting or Facetime upon request
• FREE guest WiFi
• pet treats available!

** Deductible repair costs from guard account

** We reserve the right to refuse service for any reason!

Don't Let others fool you!

Know your rights for auto repairs under New Hampshire LAW!

We service all makes and models of cars and light trucks, including both domestic and foreign vehicles. Services range from simple routine maintainence, to simple repairs, to full engine builds. Our employees strive to stay on top of today's technology with continuous training and certifications.

Our diagnostic equipement is always up to date with latest software in order to provide the BEST trouble shooting and diagnosis possible. 

If for any reason we are unable to service your vehicle we will gladly recommend other highly reputable service facilities.

*we reserve to the right to refuse service for any reason

Yes, we offer warranties on parts and labor. Please inquire for specific details per your repair order. Some repairs and warranties differ from others.

* 90 day general warranty on shop provided parts and labor

* No warranty on customer provided parts. Customers are responsible for the replacement costs of the defective part. Customer must pay for labor to replace part.

* Warranty claims are handled case by case basis.

You can schedule an appointment by contacting us through the form on our website or giving us a call. We will be happy to assist you!.

If you are in need of an estimate, use the form on the website and a certified technician will research your needs and get back to you. You may request to add or change items on estimate before finalization. Once the estimate is APPROVED, parts are ordered and a scheduled drop off or an appointment for service is provided.

If you have a general question, use the form on the website to contact a technician and a certified technician will research your question and get back to you.

*please dont forget to check your junk folder

Absolutely! We provide paperless estimates and billing.

Our unique streamlined process provides contactless estimates, repairs and billing. Estimates are sent via email or done in person. Once approved the parts are ordered and the vehicle is repaired. A final invoice is sent via email which can be paid by the customer at any time through numerous methods including online and in person payments. All reciepts are electronicually issued from online payments and invoices. Printed receipts are available upon request.

We accept the following payment methods;

List of card issuers

• Visa
• Mastercard
• American Express
• JCB
• UnionPay
• Diners Club
• Discover
• Maestro
• Visa Electron
• VPay

Mobile wallets 

• Apple Pay
• Google Pay
• Samsung Pay

Digital payments 

• PayPal
• Venmo

Mobile payments 

• credit
• debit
• NFT
• mobile wallet

* 3% surcharge on all credit card transactions

* 3% surcharge on digital transactions

* we DO NOT accept personal checks , sorry 

** Payment plans are available thru PayPal credit, PayPal Pay Later, and inhouse financing at the current rate. Please Ask for details.

** Repair guard insurance payment plans available, ask for details.

Absolutely!

Yes you can provide your own parts. Actually we encourage you to do so. You are more than welcome shop around for the parts you need for the lowest prices. Or you can simply let us do the footwork and order everything you need.

* If parts are wrong at time of repair or defective, new parts MUST be ordered at customers expense in order to complete the repair.

* We cannot warranty customer provided parts, only labor and installation. Please ask for details. Labor warranty is only covered if part was installed incorrectly. 

* Old / defective parts can be returned at customers request else they will be properly disposed of.

* all warranty claims are handled case by case basis

When your car's internal computer identifies a problem with the engine or transmission, it turns on the check engine light. The reasons for a check engine light turning on can range from something minor like a loose gas cap to something more serious like a faulty catalytic converter.

What to do when your check engine light comes on

Once you notice your check engine light has come on, pay attention to how the car is driving. Does something feel off? If so, reroute yourself to the nearest mechanic to get the car checked out. If the car seems to be running fine, you can check a few things on your own before heading to the mechanic.

There are a couple of simple solutions if your check engine light came on after getting gas. A loose gas cap is one of the most common reasons for the check engine light to go on. Check that your gas cap is screwed on securely and that it's in good condition.

If you have a tank of bad gas in the car, your check engine light may come on. For example, if your vehicle is designed to run on premium gas (octane grade 91 to 94), the engine may struggle to run on regular gas (octane level 87). You can safely solve this problem by having a professional drain your gas tank. If you must drive until the tank is empty again, this may not cause severe damage, as long your car doesn't show signs of overheating or poor engine performance.

Do you suspect something else caused your check engine light to turn on? The most foolproof method to check the engine light is to read the diagnostic code in the car's internal computer. If you have experience working with cars, you can do this at home with an OBD-II scanner. Otherwise, head to your local service station where a mechanic can read the diagnostic code and determine the correct fix.

Why you shouldn't ignore your check engine light

The check engine light is sometimes confused with the maintenance required light, although the two are unrelated. The maintenance required light goes on when your car is due for routine service. Examples of routine services include an oil change. However, the check engine light is an indication that something unexpected has occurred.

ON-Board Diagnostic Trouble Codes

The list below contains standard diagnostic trouble codes (DTC’s)

that are used by some manufacturers to identify vehicle problems. The codes

provide below are generic codes that may not apply to all vehicles. Vehicle

manufacturers may use manufacturer specific DTC codes that are different

from the codes shown below. Foreign vehicles may also use DTC codes

different from the generic DTC codes. The Division recommends that

motorists not depend on the DTC codes in this list for vehicle repairs until

they confirm the generic DTC codes apply to their vehicles. The list below is

for information purposes only and is not intended for use in vehicle repairs.

OBDII identifies and communicates to technicians where and

what on-board problems exist. The first number in the DTC

indicates whether the code is an SAE generic code (applies to

all OBDII systems) or is specific to the vehicle manufacturer.

The remaining three numbers provide information regarding the

specific vehicle system and circuit. An analysis of a typical

OBDII code is shown below.

* See the DTC Error code list here.