2021 in Review
2021 has been a busy year for all of us here at Bob’s Auto Service. Here are some of our highlights. … Continue reading →
Category Archives: General
Best of LaCrosse County
*REMINDER* nominations end this Friday December 31st! Please cast your nominations by the end of 2021. THANK YOU!We would LOVE your nomination for Best of La Crosse County! Thanks so much! Click on the link below!! Best of La … Continue reading →
Happy New Year 2021
We would like to thank all of you for your gift of friendship this year! The stories that each of you have shared and the wonderful conversations we have had mean so much to us. We are truly blessed. … Continue reading →
Merry Christmas 2021
Jim and I wish you a very festive and extra special Christmas. … Continue reading →
Hamster Sitter
Here is another item to add to Brian’s job description…. hamster sitter! We had a customer whose car was towed to the shop. This adorable hamster happened to be in the back seat! So, Brian became a hamster sitter for … Continue reading →
Video of 101 year old lady
I came across this post from last year… please take time to watch the video. IT IS SO GOOD!! Tears of LOVE as I watched and reflected upon memories of my own grandma that lived to be 97. This … Continue reading →
Holiday hours
Thursday 12/23 7:30 AM- Noon Friday 12/24 CLOSED ******************************* Thursday 12/30 7:30- 5:00 PM Friday 12/30 CLOSED … Continue reading →
Shared Mobility and Fleets Future
This article (see link below) from our NAPA friends discusses the future of Shared Mobility and Vehicle Fleets. It’s an interesting read. What are your thoughts on these topics? Looking Into The Future Of Shared Mobility And Vehicle Fleets » … Continue reading →
Get you gift certificates now!
Just what you have been waiting for! Gift certificates for your favorite auto repair shop! It will be the SIMPLEST Christmas gift to give. NO online shopping, NO hours spent looking around stores for just the right gift, NO package … Continue reading →
Will all window regulators go out together?
While we assume if one window regulator breaks the others may be on their way out too. Most likely, this assumption will not come true . Each door has its own window regulator and motor. They are in no way … Continue reading →