🚗 Auto Repair in Arizona

19 businesses found across Arizona

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Auto Repair
4.9(713 reviews)
Auto Repair
4.9(565 reviews)
D & W Auto Service

, Phoenix, AZ 85016

Auto Repair
4.9(149 reviews)
Amc Automotive

, Phoenix, AZ 85014

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4.9(439 reviews)
25th Street Automotive

, Phoenix, AZ 85016

Auto Repair
4.8(485 reviews)
J’s mobile auto repair

, Phoenix, AZ 85021

Auto Repair
4.8(100 reviews)
Gemba Automotive

, Phoenix, AZ 85008

Auto Repair
4.8(305 reviews)
Auto Repair
4.7(731 reviews)
Moon Valley Motor Care

, Phoenix, AZ 85022

Auto Repair
4.7(289 reviews)
Alexanders Auto Repair

, Phoenix, AZ 85018

Auto Repair
4.7(252 reviews)
Martin's Auto Repair

, Phoenix, AZ 85016

Auto Repair
4.7(324 reviews)
Virginia Auto Service

, Phoenix, AZ 85004

Auto Repair
4.7(638 reviews)
Auto Repair
4.7(788 reviews)
Auto Repair
4.6(1,459 reviews)
Richards Auto Clinic

, Phoenix, AZ 85008

Auto Repair
4.6(144 reviews)
Arizona Auto Repair

, Phoenix, AZ 85009

Auto Repair
4.6(43 reviews)
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4.6(143 reviews)
The Auto Shop

, Phoenix, AZ 85034

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4.5(90 reviews)
Bell Road Automotive

, Phoenix, AZ 85023

Auto Repair
4.4(240 reviews)

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How to Choose the Best Auto Repair in Arizona

Auto mechanics and car repair shops. Use these tips to find the right provider for your needs:

  1. Look for ASE-certified mechanics — this certification means they've passed rigorous skills testing.
  2. Ask for a written estimate before any work begins, and get a second opinion for repairs over $500.
  3. Check if the shop offers a warranty on parts and labor — reputable shops offer at least 12 months.
  4. Read reviews specifically mentioning honesty — the top complaint about auto shops is unnecessary repairs.
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Pro tip: Always ask for your old parts back after a repair — legitimate shops will return them, and it proves the work was actually done.

💰 How Much Do Auto Repair Cost in Arizona?

Oil changes run $40–$100. Brake pad replacement averages $150–$300 per axle. Transmission repair can range $1,500–$5,000+. Engine work varies widely.

Prices in Arizona vary by city, job complexity, and provider experience. Always get a written estimate before work begins.

Frequently Asked Questions — Auto Repair in Arizona

Q: How do I know if an auto repair shop is trustworthy?

Look for ASE certification, written estimates, warranty on work, and many recent positive reviews specifically mentioning honesty.

Q: How much does a car tune-up cost?

Basic tune-ups (spark plugs, filters, fluids) typically cost $150–$500 depending on your vehicle make and what's included.

Q: Should I go to the dealership or an independent shop?

Independent shops are typically 20–40% cheaper than dealerships for most repairs. For warranty work, use the dealer.

About Auto Repair in Arizona

Popular Business Directory lists 19 auto repair across every city and county in Arizona. Compare ratings, find phone numbers, business hours, and directions — all in one place. Auto mechanics and car repair shops