Whether you’re dealing with an unexpected breakdown, need tire service, or want a clear assessment before buying a used car, we focus on explaining what your vehicle needs and completing the work with practical, cost-effective options.
Thrust Auto Repair is commonly viewed as a shop where Mike and the team handle real-world vehicle problems with a straightforward approach—taking time to assess issues, explain what they plan to repair, and walk through what a vehicle needs before work begins. Situations like emergency failures, tire concerns (including nails), and uncertainty around a used-car purchase are treated with careful attention and a focus on practical next steps. The overall impression is of a family-oriented shop that prioritizes integrity, reasonable pricing, and professional care from start to finish.
We handle everything from minor maintenance to complex mechanical repairs.
We take time to walk you through what your vehicle needs and explain what we’re going to repair, including pointing out key issues when you’re not familiar with the details.
We handle unexpected issues like emergency breakdowns and aim to get vehicles assessed and back on the road quickly, including getting cars into the shop promptly when something goes wrong.
We handle a wide range of vehicle needs, from major mechanical repairs to collision and body work, so you can keep service in one place.
Signals are derived from aggregated public customer feedback trends.
“The team at Thrust Auto Repair is known for giving straight answers, taking time to explain repairs clearly, and completing work promptly with reasonable pricing—whether it’s tire issues, emergency repairs, or a thorough pre-purchase inspection.”
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