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Grand Oaks Auto Care

3.9 (13 reviews)
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Services - Grand Oaks Auto Care

Oil changes

Routine automotive maintenance

Auto brake repair

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Always have taken my cars here. The owner is honest and fixes what needs to be done and doesn't try to push extra unneeded maintenance.

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Myers Automotive - On the west side of Downtown Howell, across from VG's grocery store

Myers Automotive

(10 reviews)

I typically don't take the time to write a review, but in this case I need to…read more Twice now I have been given free advice from Bill, the owner, that not only was right on, but saved me money. The first was a few years back when he was temporarily working from the Shell station while his shop was being rebuilt. My truck had suddenly lost oil pressure on my drive home. I drove it straight to him, he checked it out, hooked up a mechanical pressure gauge, told me the bottom half of the motor was getting enough oil, and the tick that had almost instantly developed were the lifters that were a little starved for oil (at least that's how I remember it) Anyhow, he told me with the 150,000 miles I had on the truck, he'd recommend changing the oil and adding a quart of oil stabilizer at every change, said I could spend a bunch of money now pulling the front half of the motor off to replace the oil pump, or I might be lucky and get another 100,000 miles out of it. Well, I still have the old truck, and even though it hasn't been my daily driver for 2 years, it still ticks, but runs like a champ, and I've put over 110,000 miles on it since that day. To top it off, he didn't even charge me to look at it. That day he earn my business. Thankfully I have only had a couple of reasons to visit them since then. Each time I felt like I was being treated fairly, never felt like they tried to up-sell services. Only fixed what needed to be fixed. This morning I called Bill because my '68 Coronet was bogging down at highway speeds. I did some internet investigating on the possible cause, even asked on a Mopar forum what the cause might be. Received several suggestions from the forum, most of which were beyond my mechanical abilities. But when I described the problem to Bill, he instantly said, "change your fuel filter". I thought it couldn't be that simple and told him if it didn't work, I'd make an appointment to bring it in. He replied, "nah, it's your fuel filter, change it, you'll be all set" I did. He was right. $5.19 later the car is blasting down the highway, running strong. The point of that story is not that he is the only guy that could figure out the problem, I'm sure a bunch of guys would have known that right away. The point is he could have had me bring it in, charge me whatever diagnosis fee he wanted, told me whatever horror story he wanted, charged me a fortune to fix some bogus problem.... but he didn't. He was honest, solved my problem, reaffirmed my trust in his shop, and somehow inspired me to type out this rambling review that none of you probably got to the end of. I hope you did.

The service here is top-notch. We needed a transmission replacement and were quoted an exorbitant…read moreamount at the dealership. Myers quoted us a far more affordable price and with better warranty. Once the new transmission was received at the shop, it was only 2 days before we were driving again! Very professional and friendly staff! So glad they are nearby for all of our automotive repair needs.

Spartan Tire & Service - '72 El Burro with spanking new rubber, bout to be ready for the weekend ride with friends :)

Spartan Tire & Service

(31 reviews)

I was traveling with a trailer load for horses. I was far from home and had flat on my trailer. I…read morelimped into Spartan Tire to see if they could help me change it. In 20 mins they had me back on the road. They jacked the trailer up fully loaded with horse, put the spare on, and sent me on my way. My bill was CHEAP for what they and as quick they did it, it should have cost 3 times as much as it did. I can't thank them enough

all that I needed was the front end alignment. I did not need caster/camer, simply the tow. This…read morewas expressed upon a phone call and in person meet as well as a secondary phone call before taking the vehicle in. During these interactions, I assured them that there were other problems with the vehicle. I.e: a rip in the passenger CV shaft boot (inner), locked rear caliper (piston) and other suspension problems. All I needed was to align the tow due to inner and outer tie rods being replaced, so that I could continue working on the car. five hours later I received a phone call that they could not work on my car due to the rear caliper making the rear tire hard to rotate. (has absolutely nothing to due with front end tow). Once I arrived to pick up, my car was charged a diagnostic fee. This diagnostic fee said exactly what I said on a recorded line, as well as what was on the receipt. They charged me for problems expressed that had nothing to do with the service that was requested on the vehicle. I told them (before even bring the vehicle in) what was wrong with the car. No alignment was done.. if I had the magnetic tools or even a laser to do it, I could've done it myself, but instead, I needed to get it done before I continued working on the car. They failed to provide that service (they promised) and still charged me me for literally nothing. They providing zero service. I'm all about local shops, but this isn't one you should pay your hard earned money too.

Grand Oaks Auto Care - oilchange - Updated October 2026

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