Pro Auto

This review isn’t necessarily based on service…because I didn’t get any. Why? Because I had simply already bought the parts that I needed and just needed to them installed. They said that they don’t do work with customer supplied parts. Why not? It’s one less thing they need to do. So, even though they were highly recommended and have stellar reviews, I urge everyone to just check and see how much you can get the parts yourself at O’Reillys or AutoZone compared to what they would charge for the same part. My guess is that’s where they are taking advantage of people. I payed about $75 for the 2 parts I needed. I’m sure they would charge over $200 for the same parts…and possibly less quality. So, I’ll find somewhere else to do business with people who value customers who prepare ahead.

Been taking my son's Jeep to Pro Auto for a few years now, Pro Auto provides outstanding customer service, reasonable pricing and the technicians perform their service in a timely manner. We definitely recommend them to our family and friends. Thank You Pro Auto!

I’m a 5-year customer. Lee and team take care of you. These guys are pros. I take my wife’s and my car (Mazda/Toyota) only there. You’re not just some anonymous customer. Prices are fair and low. They only provide what you need. If it’s a gray area, they’ll give you options and a recommendation. Locally owned business, too. BL, this place is solid.

Great spot for my Chevy truck. Professional, Lee and team have always taken good care of us. Been a customer for 4 years.

Have used Pro Auto for several years and can highly recommend them. Earlier this year I brought in my 2016 Nissan NV 3500 SL (~140k miles) when it was giving cam sensor codes; owner Lee recommended trying some cleaner first before jumping to replace cat-converters, which did help some, but ended up replacing a sensor to see if it helped. At the same time, the van had an intermittent stalling issue come up, which was nigh-impossible to diagnose (different mechanics at the shop drove it many miles on several occasions). Lee recommended I go to the dealer to see what else they could find; however, they only could recommend the same work to clear the codes... Replacement of all FOUR catalytic converters and OEM cam sensors... for >$10k! Lee offered ~$9k to do the job with all OEM components