ASE certified mechanic

[jbonney1986]

I’m looking for an ASE certified mechanic in the Grapevine area or surrounding areas. Anyone in TBH one or recommend a trustworthy one? Thanks

[Double R 2]

I have had good luck with Auto Improvements. They used to be owned by a guy name Eddie but he sold out about 2-3 yrs ago. Eddie always treated me right and was honest. I had my truck in with the new guy 1-2 times and no complaints. They are on NW Hwy between Walgreens and Waffle Way.

I have a buddy who has had good luck with Grapevine Automotive. They are by the Whataburger on NW Hwy.

[jbonney1986]

I have had good luck with Auto Improvements. They used to be owned by a guy name Eddie but he sold out about 2-3 yrs ago. Eddie always treated me right and was honest. I had my truck in with the new guy 1-2 times and no complaints. They are on NW Hwy between Walgreens and Waffle Way.

I have a buddy who has had good luck with Grapevine Automotive. They are by the Whataburger on NW Hwy.

Awesome thank you, I will look into both

[jbonney1986]

Monday bump

[Lost10mm]

Hey jbonney, just a heads up - there's over 50 different ASE certifications one can have. There's 9 in the A (Automotive) series alone. If you need your fuel system worked on, but they're only certified in Heating and A/C, then it wouldn't matter that they're ASE for your situation. Most guys don't mind telling you what they're certified in if you ask. If they do mind - run. lol

https://www.ase.com/test-series

[WItoTX]

Not to rain on the parade, but most shops have one or two ASE mechanics, and a bunch of techs that do most of the work under the ASE oversight.

[jbonney1986]

Thanks for everyone’s input I appreciate it. I’m new to all this, I have never taken my pick up in to anyone for anything major, I can usually fix most issues myself. These issues are beyond my skill set so I’m stuck with taking it in, with this warranty it’s my best option. Again I appreciate all the input