Crosse Auto Repair

Leaks, leaks, leaks! Most of us have experienced some kind of leak under our vehicles. But what could be leaking? It could be: * brake fluid * power steering or transmission fluid * windshield wiper fluid * coolant * simply water These fluids usually have a distinctive color and/or smell. Take note of the color and smell of the fluid, then give us a call for an appointment. Remember, your vehicle is talking to you as leaks are not normal. Our trained techs will be able to identify the fluid and complete the repair to get your vehicle back to better health. You may reach us at 608-782-1375. You may also make an appointment online at ... read more

These super cold days make you really want to snuggle up, sip some coffee and enjoy that book you have been trying to read this winter. Enjoy your cup of Joe!  

Most of us do not look forward to going in for an oil change and then getting a list of the other things that need to be addressed soon or maybe keep an eye on for now. This is, however, what a quality auto repair shop will do if they truly care about their customers and their vehicles. Yep, Bob's Auto does this! After all, automotive maintenance is all about prevention and addressing small problems before they get big. The fuel filter is one of those small, inexpensive parts that can end in expensive engine damage when they fail. As vehicles age, they accumulate a lot of dirt and rust in their gas tanks. If that dirt gets into the engine, it can cause thousands of dollars' worth of damage. A clogged fuel filter can’t let enough fuel through to meet the demands of vehicle going at higher speeds. At this point, your engine might just shut off or not start at all. You don't want to risk getting stranded or even trash the engine. Much better to follow a regular maintena ... read more

We cannot over emphasize how important regular maintenance is for your vehicle. If you would like know more about your vehicles maintenance schedule; give us a call . We would love to go over this information with you. 608-782-1375. Psst: be sure to add our phone # to your contact list. You will be glad you did!  

As temperatures dropped recently, so did your car battery's ability to hold a charge. Unfortunately, some of you may have experienced this during our last cold snap. Cold weather can make starting your car difficult. The current forecast is showing some mighty nice temps through Sunday 2/2. Then more seasonal temps for the next several days. NOW would be a great time to get that battery replaced if you had issues during the last cold spell. Don't delay... better during warmer weather than after a no-start on a much colder day.   Here is a link for more information on winter battery care: Winter is Here: How Cold and Snow Impact Batteries