Hours: Mon - Fri 7:30am - 5:00pm
Address: 1003 W Ave South
La Crosse, WI 54601
Phone: 608-782-1375
Time flies when it comes to your vehicle’s service. If you’re not keeping track of any maintenance services; you’re sure to miss something important. October is Car Care Awareness month and a great time of the year to check your … Continue reading →
Update on the road work on Jackson St. this morning. As you may have noticed, the road work has now reached 13th St. This means that if you generally take Jackson St. to our shop from the East or come … Continue reading →
September is National Baby Safety Month. Keeping out little ones safe has changed dramatically over the years! Check out this post on the history of the first car seats. Child Car Seat Safety 1960s In the 1960’s, the first car … Continue reading →
Power windows are a luxury that we sometimes take for granted and when they fail, we panic! Our daughters’ first cars had manual windows and locks. They have since upgraded and are very appreciative for these powered features on their … Continue reading →
Bob’s Auto Service is a TechNet provider and we are participating in the Brakes for Breasts 2020 campaign. Basic details: Purchase and install Carquest Plantinum brake pads and receive a $40 Prepaid Mastercard OR you can donate … Continue reading →
What was the first official White House car? Answer: The first official White House car was the 1909 White Steamer ordered by President William H.Taft. The White Steamer Model M was produced by the White Motor Company. … Continue reading →
Today we are thankful for life! Life is a gift that we get to enjoy every day. This quote made me think of the stories I have read about people, young and older, who have terminal cancer. Their stories are … Continue reading →
We value customer feedback! Be sure to share yours by leaving us a review(s) on or … Continue reading →
Tire rotation is a big deal! As you know; tires can be expensive. This is why it is SO important to have your tires rotated and balanced at least 2x a year according to the manufacturers’ recommendations. This way, all … Continue reading →
Before you read this post, what do you think changed with the dimmer switch? Was it a change in performance, size, location or something else? If you said size and location, you would be right! For us Baby Boomers, … Continue reading →
