Hours: Mon - Fri 7:30am - 5:00pm
Address: 1003 W Ave South
La Crosse, WI 54601
Phone: 608-782-1375
This week’s answer to our Tuesday Toolbox tool is the Transmission Jack. Our guys use this tool to remove and to install transmissions. They will use it also for a fuel tank if needed. This jack is one of the … Continue reading →
Welcome to our weekly Toolbox Tuesday post about a tool that our mechanics use here at Bob’s Auto Service. This week’s tool will not fit into a toolbox, but is an important tool that our guys use on occasion. It’s … Continue reading →
Amtrak has updated their services from Milwaukee to Chicago on the Hiawatha with 4 trips daily. Jim and I were just talking about taking an Amtrak trip! I think this would be really fun. Maybe this fall… Have you … Continue reading →
We will be closed Friday July 3rd. Back in action on Monday July 6th. Hope you all have a safe 4th of July! … Continue reading →
ASE, stands for Automotive Service Excellence. In 1972 the Institute for Automotive Service Excellence started working to improve the quality of repairs done on vehicles. So why is ASE certification important? ASE Certification means a mechanic or other auto professional … Continue reading →
Here is this weeks Toolbox tool. It is a digital torque wrench. Our techs use it to tighten any type of fastener, mainly bolts, on your vehicle. Not just tighten, but tightens to a manufacturer’s specification; which is a fairly … Continue reading →
Hello Toolbox Tuesday friends! We are on week #4 Here is the tool for this week: What is the name of this tool? What is it used for? Check back tomorrow for the answer. … Continue reading →
Are you a AAA member? Bobs Auto Service is a AAA approved auto repair shop. What does this mean? This means that AAA customers receive 10% off all labor charges! On every visit! This could be a very nice discount … Continue reading →
Hmmmmm Change that “flat tire” and have a super weekend! … Continue reading →
This is our Toolbox Tuesday tool for this week. Of course, it is a scanner. Our technicians use it when comes on. After the scanner is hooked up to the engine, our technicians are able to get error codes and … Continue reading →