Chevrolet service near Coopersville, MI

General Auto Repair, Brakes, Exhaust, Tune Ups, Front End, Steering and Suspension, Electrical and More!

We have used Thomsons Auto Repair for all the work on our vehicles,our 2 trucks,monte carlo,1955 and 1958 Fords and motor home that we have.They have done any work that has been needed on any of them.We are extremely happy with all the work they have done and their communication with us while the work is being preformed.I would highly recommend them for anyone that is looking to have repair work done on their autos.

Arie Nol Auto Center, Inc. import and domestic repair and maintenance. Bosch Authorized Service Center, ASA member, ASE Blue Seal facility and NAPA Autocare Center. Knowledge, equipment and experience.

Very friendly and thorough. Love their values. Clean, comfortable - my wife and daughter wouldn't even mind bringing in their cars! I don't normally do reviews, but this place is so good I had to!

These guys actually care about people. They do the best with what resources you have to put you in the best car for you and your family! Best experience I've had, going to a car dealership. I would recommend anyone looking for a car to make it there first stop. Great people top-class organization!! Alain Lorminier

Veenstra’s Garage is your full-service neighborhood auto repair shop. With over 90 years of experience performing maintenance on both domestic and foreign models, Veenstra’s has earned its reputation for reliability and dedication to customer care.

Cocky service advisor! Took the diesel truck to a close friend's shop for an oil change. Certified mechanic, not quick oil change place. They alerted me that there were metal shavings on the magnetic rear differential and that the oil in the rear diff was low. Note this truck only has 9000 miles on it. Right away they tried to say that I was being scammed by someone and that oil couldn't be low. I brought them a sample of the oil with the shavings in it. They first complained that the rear differential was over full. (How do you over fill a rear diff?) Then they complained that we had 10w 30 instead of 15 40 in it. Note, it's summer now! Then they just said that the oil sample was discolored, no evidence of metal. When I asked them to explain why the rear diff fluid level was low in the first place on a new truck they replied that just putting your finger in the hole wasn't good enough. Guess what it took 1 3/4 liters to fill it. I think that was low! I've never been so disrespected by a chevy dealer. They won't get my business again. Oh yeah, my neighbor hunts with the owner, I think I'll contact him next.