Austin Auto Repair

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Auto Repair, Auto Maintenance & Diagnostics in Austin, TX

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  • Full Service Auto Repair
  • All Makes & Models
  • Factory Auto Maintenance
  • Towing Services
  • Computer Auto Diagnostics
  • Engine Repair & Replacement
  • Transmission Repair Services
  • Steering, Brakes & Suspension
  • Auto Electric Repair
  • Auto Air Conditioning Repair
  • Oil Change & Tune Up
  • 30/60/90K Service
  • Wheel Alignment & Tire Services
  • ASE Certified
  • Full Service Auto Repair
  • All Makes & Models
  • Factory Auto Maintenance
  • Towing Services
  • Computer Auto Diagnostics
  • Engine Repair & Replacement
  • Transmission Repair Services
  • Steering, Brakes & Suspension
  • Auto Electric Repair
  • Auto Air Conditioning Repair
  • Oil Change & Tune Up
  • 30/60/90K Service
  • Wheel Alignment & Tire Services
  • ASE Certified
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Our team of expert mechanics can handle any service your car, truck or SUV requires.

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Count on us for dealer alternative car care in Austin, Texas and the surrounding areas.

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We utilize state of the art technology to provide highly accurate automotive services.

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Austin Auto Repair has been providing superior auto maintenance in Austin for more than 35 years.


Our ASE certified technicians offer bumper to bumper service for most makes and models of import and domestic cars, trucks and SUVs. Our mission is simple, to provide fast, honest and affordable auto repair. We've built a solid reputation in Austin by following this creed. We are proud to service our friends, neighbors and other community members' vehicles using high quality parts and technical expertise.

Whether your vehicle is giving you major problems with the engine, transmission or brakes, or it is time for simple auto maintenance like an oil change or tune up, you can trust the friendly team at Austin Auto Repair. Give us a call to schedule an appointment, request a quote or to learn more about our extensive services.


Austin Auto Repair is a high tech shop. We have invested thousands of dollars into the latest diagnostic and repair equipment, ensuring that our highly qualified technicians can quickly pinpoint any trouble your car may be having. We are happy to offer a 2 year 24,000 miles Parts and Labor Warranty with most services as our way of letting you know that we fully stand behind the work we do.

We routinely serve residents of Austin, Lost Creek, Dripping Springs, Driftwood and the neighboring areas. We encourage you to read our reviews or stop by our shop at 9324 W Hwy 290 in Austin to learn more about our facility and what we can do for your car. If you have questions or are ready to make an appointment call 512-865-6217 to request professional auto repair in Austin!

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Austin Auto Repair Blog

by Austin Auto Repair 14 September 2025
Your car’s suspension system is designed to provide comfort, stability, and control while driving. A key part of that system is the shocks, which help absorb the impact of bumps and uneven surfaces. When shocks wear out, your car’s performance and safety can suffer significantly. Recognizing the warning signs early can help you avoid bigger repair costs and dangerous driving conditions. At Austin Auto Repair, we provide expert suspension repair in the greater Austin, TX area. Here are four signs that it may be time to replace your shocks. Excessive Bouncing After Bumps If your car continues to bounce after hitting a bump or dip in the road, it’s a clear sign that your shocks aren’t doing their job. Healthy shocks should quickly stabilize your vehicle after an impact. Persistent bouncing not only makes for an uncomfortable ride, but can also reduce your ability to maintain control, especially on rough roads. Nose Diving During Braking If the front of your car dips noticeably when you hit the brakes, it’s a strong indication that your shocks are worn. This issue, known as nose diving, can increase your stopping distance and compromise your ability to avoid collisions. Effective shocks help distribute the weight of your vehicle evenly during braking, keeping your car level and stable. Uneven Tire Wear When shocks are worn out, they can’t keep your tires firmly and evenly planted on the road. This often leads to uneven tire wear. If you notice bald spots or irregular patterns on your tires, your shocks could be the culprit. Fluid Leaks on the Shocks Shocks contain hydraulic fluid. If you notice fluid leaking down the side of a shock absorber, it’s a sign that a seal has failed and the shock can no longer function properly. Driving with leaking shocks compromises both ride comfort and safety, making immediate replacement necessary. Suspension Repair in Austin, TX For expert auto repair in Austin and the surrounding area, contact Austin Auto Repair at  512-865-6217  . Feel free to give us a call to schedule an appointment!
by Austin Auto Repair 14 August 2025
Your car’s alternator plays a critical role in keeping the battery charged and powering the vehicle’s electrical systems while the engine is running. Without a functioning alternator, the battery quickly loses its charge, leading to a stalled vehicle or a car that won’t start at all. While alternators are built to last, they do wear out over time. Catching the warning signs early can save you from being stranded. At Austin Auto Repair, we provide expert alternator replacement and auto electric repair in the greater Austin, TX area. Here are four warning signs that your alternator may be failing and should be replaced soon. Dashboard Warning Light Most modern vehicles have a dashboard warning light that signals a problem with the charging system. This light is often shaped like a battery or says ALT or GEN. If this warning appears while you're driving, it’s a clear indication that the alternator may not be charging the battery properly. Even if your car seems to be running fine, the battery may soon run out of power, so the issue should be diagnosed as soon as possible. Strange Noises A failing alternator may produce unusual noises such as whining, grinding, or squealing. These sounds often come from worn-out bearings or a slipping serpentine belt, both of which can affect the alternator’s ability to function. If you hear these noises coming from that area of the engine, it’s a good idea to have a mechanic check the alternator and surrounding components before the problem worsens. Dimming/Flickering Lights If your headlights or interior lights begin to dim or flicker while driving, it could mean the alternator isn’t supplying enough power. Consistent lighting is a key indicator of a healthy charging system, so any change should be checked out promptly. Electrical Accessory Failures When the alternator begins to fail, it can’t provide enough power to run all of the car’s electrical systems. This may result in malfunctioning accessories such as power windows, heated seats, or the stereo. These types of electrical glitches often point to an alternator that’s no longer performing as it should. Alternator Replacement & Auto Electric Repair in Austin, TX For expert auto repair in Austin and the surrounding area, contact Austin Auto Repair at  512-865-6217  . Feel free to give us a call to schedule an appointment!
by Austin Auto Repair 15 July 2025
When you turn the key or press the ignition button and your car hesitates—or doesn’t start at all—it can be both frustrating and concerning. An engine that struggles to start is often a warning sign that something under the hood isn’t working properly. While some issues may be minor and easy to fix, others could indicate more serious problems that need professional attention. At Austin Auto Repair, our local ASE-certified mechanics are experts at identifying and resolving problems that cause no-start. Here are four common reasons that car engines struggle to start up. Weak or Dead Battery The battery provides the electrical power needed to start your car. If it’s weak, drained, or dead, the engine may crank slowly or not at all. Cold weather, old age, or leaving the lights on overnight can all contribute to battery failure. Jump-starting the car might get you going temporarily, but a weak battery should be replaced as soon as possible. Failing Starter Motor The starter motor is responsible for turning the engine over when you initiate ignition. If the starter motor is worn out or failing, the engine may struggle to crank or make unusual grinding noises. In some cases, nothing may happen at all when you try to start the car. A faulty starter is a mechanical issue that generally requires immediate repair or replacement to restore reliable engine performance. Fuel Delivery Issues An engine needs the right amount of fuel to start and run. If there’s a problem with the fuel pump or a clogged fuel filter, the engine may crank but fail to fire up. Fuel system problems can range from minor clogs to more serious component failures, but all should be checked promptly. Worn Spark Plugs or Ignition System Components Spark plugs provide the spark that ignites the air-fuel mixture in the engine’s cylinders. If the plugs are worn or fouled, or if other ignition components like coils or wires are damaged, the engine may crank but not start. Regular maintenance helps prevent these issues, but if your engine struggles to start, inspecting the ignition system is a good place to begin. Auto Repair in Austin, TX When you need auto repair in Austin, TX and the surrounding area, contact Austin Auto Repair at  512-865-6217  . Feel free to give us a call to schedule an appointment!
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