Honest auto repair. Fair prices. No unnecessary work.

A real example

Sometimes the honest repair is no repair

A customer came to us after having a check-engine code read at O'Reilly, expecting to spend around $700 on a part. We checked it ourselves, found the part didn't actually need replacing, cleared the code, and the light stayed off. So instead of doing the $700 job, we told them they didn't need it — and to come back if it returned.

That's the whole idea: we'd rather tell you that you don't need a repair than sell you one you don't. Not every check-engine light works out this way, but every one gets checked properly before anyone spends money.

Back on the road

We work to get you back on the road quickly

When the repair is straightforward and the parts are on hand, we move fast. Our suppliers can get parts to the shop quickly — O'Reilly sometimes within about ten minutes — and many common repairs are done in about a day. If it's going to take longer, we keep you posted. And if the car can't come to us, we can arrange a tow.

Repair and used cars

We don't just sell cars — we run the shop that checks them

Because we have our own repair facility, we understand a vehicle mechanically before we ever sell it. Our used cars get a multipoint inspection, diagnostics, and any repairs or maintenance they need first. You can talk to the mechanic who inspected the car, see the inspection, or bring your own mechanic. We won't knowingly sell an unsafe vehicle — and financing, a warranty, and trade-ins are available, with servicing after you buy.

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Straight answers

If your car's worth fixing, we'll help. If it isn't, we'll tell you.

Sometimes a repair costs more than the car is worth. When that happens we'll explain why, help you separate what's actually necessary from what can wait, and — only if you want — talk through your options, including trading in or finding another vehicle through us. The point isn't to sell you a car. It's to give you an honest recommendation so you can decide.

Why Auto Star

Started by someone who actually loves cars

Before Auto Star, Jabarjeet Singh was a car enthusiast — working on his own cars and helping friends and family with theirs. When he saw the shop come up for sale, he reached out to the owner, Jamey, and bought it. That hands-on, do-it-right approach is still how the shop runs. And because it's a small family business, when you call you can actually reach the people running it.

More about the shop

Difficult jobs

Complex problems welcome

From transfer case replacement and 4WD and AWD problems to difficult engine issues, we take on repairs that need careful diagnosis and hands-on work — the kind some shops would rather hand back.

See how we diagnose