Crosse Auto Repair

  Today is one of those days (and weeks) that you could keep a cacti desert in the dash of your car, and it would be extremely happy! Stay safe out there and be sure to check on your elderly neighbors and/or pets.  

How do you find a great repair shop for your vehicle? Here are some ideas to consider: 1. Is the repair shop conveniently located for drop off and/or pick up? **BOB'S AUTO SERVICE IS LOCATED AT A MAJOR INTERSECTION IN LA CROSSE, WI 2. Does the shop offer after hours drop off and/or pick up? **BOB'S AUTO SERVICE OFFERS BOTH SERVICES WITH SECURITY IN MIND 3. Do they offer a shuttle service or loaner vehicles? **BOB'S AUTO SERVICE OFFERS SHUTTLE SERVICE AND HAS 3 LOANER VEHICLES FOR CUSTOMER TO USE AS NEEDED 4.. Is the shop clean and welcoming? **THE CUSTOMER AREA HAS BEEN REMODELED AND UPDATED AT BOB'S AUTO SERVICE 5. Is the Service Writer able to communicate clearly the problem so that you can understand? Do you feel at ease when you drop off AND pick up your vehicle? **HERE AT BOB'S AUTO SERVICE, WE WORK HARD TO COMMUNICATE CLEARLY WITH OUR CUSTOMERS. OUR CUSTOMERS TELL US THEY ARE TREATED LIKE FAMILY AND THEY ARE HAPPY HERE If you have not been here befo ... read more

Came across this photo and it reminded me of a conversation Jim and I had this past weekend. While driving home from the camper we came across an older vehicle that was similar to his Dad's Chrysler Fury III, that Jim had while we were dating (oh so many years ago). In our hometown, it was common to "scoop the loop" with our friends. Of course, the cars were packed with as many people as they would hold. The Fury was one of those vehicles! With its two bench seats, it was a great time! Many cars and trucks, back in the day, "needed" two people to steer! Those were the days! *NOTE-- bench seats were used approximately 1911- 2011           ... read more

Tail lights do more than just indicate braking. They're engineered for safety, with brightness levels designed to be visible in various weather conditions without blinding other drivers. And those colors? Red is used because it is universally recognized and easily discernible, even at a distance

Did you know that the speed rating on your tire sidewall is just as important as the load rating? The speed rating indicates the maximum speed a tire can safely handle, and it's crucial to match this with your vehicle's top speed. Using a tire with a lower speed rating than your vehicle's maximum speed can lead to overheating, reduced handling, and tire failure. Make sure to check your owner's manual, or call us to ensure you're using the right tire with the appropriate speed rating for your vehicle.