Crosse Auto Repair

Good News: The car was towed to Bob's Auto for repairs. Bad news: Mr. Toad did not keep up on his car's maintenance needs. Due to several repairs needed; it will take several days to get his car up and running safely. Don't be like Mr. Toad! Make an appointment to check your vehicle over for any needed maintenance. Summers are made for enjoying the time with friends, family and going on road trips or vacations...NOT sitting at a repair shop waiting to get your vehicle back on track. Give us a call 608-782-1375.

How do you break an axle? 1. Carrying or towing much more much weight than manufacturer recommends; more than the axle can handle safely 2. Neglecting routine maintenance-- This includes shafts, gears, bearings and other parts of an axle. Your vehicle will experience metal (not mental) fatigue. One of the main reasons for metal fatigue is rusted parts. 3. Driving in hazardous conditions -- road conditions and driving through rough terrain puts weight on the axle and restricts the vehicle’s ability to rotate or turn. This video shows you what the inside of a CV Shaft/axle looks like. I found it to be very interesting. It is about 9 minutes long. ** Be sure to watch the last part of the video for some tips on when to replace the shaft/axle ... read more

How is the quality of the air coming through your vehicle's vents? Does your vehicle's interior feel stuffy or stale? If so, it's probably time to replace the cabin air filter. The CAF (cabin air filter) takes in air from the outside and filters it for fresh smelling air circulating in your vehicle. Now is a great time to get that fresh-air smell back in your car! Give us a call if you would like help replacing your CAF: 608-782-1375. You can also schedule that appointment online at ... read more

  Our vehicles have several different fluids that need to be checked and/or refilled at times. You can keep these fluids on hand in some type of container, such as the shower caddy. Love the idea of a handle! How convenient would this be

Have you ever thought about what the INSIDE of your oil filter looks like? Nope! Me either! As you can see in the picture there are several different components. Each component has a special job for helping keep contaminates from your vehicle's engine oil. Ahh! clean oil is the best