In business at the same location since 1947, M&M Auto now provides all aspects of automotive service except bodywork. M&M takes a personal interest in all of our customers.
It takes more than good business sense to remain family owned and operated for over 55 years...it takes a philosophy that makes your customers your friends. M&M Auto has that philosophy - take a personal interest in your customers, treat each of them as individuals, employ some of the best-trained auto technicians anywhere, and provide top-quality auto service at reasonable rates. In business at the same location since 1947, M&M Auto now provides all aspects of automotive service except bodywork. Co-founded by Leo, one of the first in the Evansville area to overhaul those new-fangled automatic transmissions, and who still helps over see day-to-day operations, M&M Auto employs 11 top-notch people to keep your vehicle humming along.
Well have you ever gone for a simple oil change only to have the mechanics say, your car needs a long list of repairs? Here are a few tips to avoid being taken for a ride at the auto shop. Spend hours commuting daily, car expert Barbara Terry says regular maintenance is key to a smooth commute, but often times a visit to a mechanic can leave you feeling broke down. One in three people actually do not really believe that they are getting a fair price from their mechanic. So how do you protect yourself from being taken advantage of? Grab that owner's manual, yep, it'sitting in your glove box, dust the desktop of it and really get to know your car. What should you be looking for? Paul Muller, the owner of Eminem Auto Service in Pelham says, start with the basics. Understanding again what the icons in the dashboard mean to alleviate that feeling of panic if we get a light. Pop the hood, see where the common fluids And when it's time for a tune up, check to see that your service provider is registered with the Department of Motor Ve When work is completed, ask to see the old worn out parts as well as the new s T And Muller says if you're quoted expensive repairs don't be bullied into paying. If you go to a primary care physician and he said you're terminal, you're going to get a second opinion, the same should apply to the car. Organizations com will even compare prices. You can literally plug in that problem and it will tell you what you should be paying for your repair. And a little work upfront can actually save you miles of trouble down the road. And you say to actually ask the mechanic to see the work after it's done. Because sometimes if they don't feel that the part is in such disrepair, sometimes it doesn't get changed according to that mechanic. So if you ask to see it, it is proof that it has actually been replaced. You can see the new, the old, compare it and know that your money is well spent. You might be paying for somet All right, Alex, thank you. All right, guys, thanks.
