Brake repair service near Rossville, TN

Memphis Auto Repair Service is a family owned and operated Auto Repair facility located on Summer avenue in the heart of Memphis (3378 Summer Avenue). Specializing in engine replacement we are a Jasper Engines preferred installer since 1988. Although Engine replacement is our specialty we also do a variety of other repairs on most domestic and asian foreign vehicles (tune ups,heating and A.C.,brakes,engine repair,shocks,struts,transmission,cv joints,timing beltS,fleet work). Please contact Memphis Auto Repair for any of your automotive repair or maintenance needs at 901 327 0096

I came in there June 26 to have my air fixed for the second time you kept the car until June 29th. I drove it home, I drove it Sunday July 2 first and last time since I brought it home been in bed sick. Someone called me tonight to tell me my back lights were on I drove around the block lights on back still so they have been on for six damn days. AND THE AIR IS NOT WORKING I PAID YOU CLOSE TO 1300 DOLLARS IN ALL AND YOU FREAKED UP MY CAR AND MADE IT WORSE AND STILL NO AIR. SOMEONE HAD BETTER CALL ME TOMORROW NO KIDDING IF I DO NOT HEAR FROM SOMEONE i AM GOING TO THE BBB YOU HAVE MESSED WITH THE CAR LONG ENOUGH TO HAVE ME NOW WITHOUT A CAR OR AIR NOT PLAYING IF YOU THINK I AM TRY ME. PHYLLIS WILBANKS 901 276-1292

We are a Mercedes-Benz enthusiast, but we also specialize in European luxury brands including BMW, Land Rover and Porsche. Our services include, but not limited to oil changes, A and B services, brake repair, tire inspection, transmission issues, minor repairs and major repairs. Conveniently located in the iconic Cooper-Young district with a 5,700-square-foot garage on 2 acres of land. Customers have the option of viewing the surrounding area, have lunch or shop using one of our loaner bikes while getting your vehicle serviced. Contact us today if you have questions about your vehicle or need additional assistance. Our staff is always available to help.

In February 2013 the owner of this business left my Jeep in an unsecured lot a few doors down from his shop where the doors and windows were stolen. He claimed not to have noticed that it had doors. He then posted a sign in his pig pen of an office saying he wasn't responsible for items lost or stolen. I had to take him to small claims court and the judge sided with him. I'm fairly sure it's because he's a former employee of the sheriff's department. Small town politics...what are we going do? Don't take your car here, but if you do, protect yourself beforehand with evidence you may need later.