Truck repair service near Hugo, MN

Did a great job on on my truck! Going to go to Fred for anything I need for my truck and would recommend the same to anyone I know Blake Stanton

Established in 1956, Bona Bros. Automotive Services is a third generation family business dedicated to auto, truck, and equipment service. At a time of considerable change in a dynamic industry, we pride ourselves on staying current with the latest diagnostic equipment and training. We have invested heavily in OEM technology and utilize the same diagnostic tools and software that new car and truck dealerships use. This technology is used for all makes and models. We are AAA certified and each of our technicians is ASE certified.

I brought my car in for a brake job after a couple years of general negligence. I am just over 100k miles so it was no shock that they had many recommendations for additional repair other than brakes. They called before doing any work and explained in detail what was needed. I was able to decide what I wanted done and what I would like to postpone or do myself. When I advised what I would like them to skip doing, they didn't lecture me or question why I didn't want that particular service done. They were very patient. I felt that their prices were very fair. Much less expensive than chain shops. My total ended up being less than what was quoted as a particular job (replacing a seal) took less time than they had anticipated. Through personal experience, I know a lot of shops charge for the hours that is standard for a particular job regardless of the hours it ends up taking. I almost expect it at this point and was shocked that they were honest about the hours worked. I tend to avoid car repairs due to the fear of getting ripped off and generally dealing with poor business practices that are common with car repairs. I was so pleasantly surprised that this is not at all the case at Action Auto. I will absolutely be back and will likely take better care of my car because I feel comfortable with the staff and the business. Claire Byerly