Hours: Mon - Fri 7:30am - 5:00pm
Address: 1003 W Ave South
La Crosse, WI 54601
Phone: 608-782-1375
Brrr! The weather is definitely getting colder and having enough heat in your car is important. Not only to keep our bodies warm, but also because heat is needed to remove any fog or ice build-up on your windshield. There … Continue reading →
Jim, Cathy, Brian, Tony and Joe would like to wish you all a very Happy Thanksgiving! We are blessed to first have you as customers, but now have you as part of Bob’s family. We hope you are able to … Continue reading →
Holiday traveling is something many of us look forward to. Unfortunately too many people forget about their car until the last minute. Ugh! Glad you are thinking ahead and preparing your car for the holiday travel; whether it be for … Continue reading →
Thinking of all our Veterans and active duty Soldiers, today and every day. Thank You! … Continue reading →
Thankful that our cars today have brakes so we do not need to use our feet! For some information on brakes I have included 2 links below. https://bobsautolax.com/third-brake-light-history/ (may have to copy and paste) A disc brake story … Continue reading →
Ah! The quarter test. The quarter test is ideal for those who are monitoring their tires’ tread depth. If you have had the tires for a while and are wondering if they are getting close to needing to be replaced. You may … Continue reading →
Have you voted yet? If not, the poles are open until 8pm today. The following link is a short quiz with some questions on the history of voting. *You may need to copy and past into your browser window. https://www.factmonster.com/take-quiz/election-voting … Continue reading →
A great message for this Friday! Have a great weekend everyone! … Continue reading →
Today’s Throwback Thursday topic: the history of the carburetor. What’s a carburetor, you ask? I’ve never heard of one you say. Well let’s get the history lesson started! A Carburetor VS a Fuel Injection System A carburetor is a device … Continue reading →
Congratulations! Nothing wrong with driving a higher-mileage vehicle. The median age of a vehicle on the road today is 11 years. Most cars can go for 200,000-250,000 miles or more with proper maintenance. Pre-purchase Inspection Did you have a repair … Continue reading →