Auto Repair in Apache Junction

At SSC Auto Repair, teams of tight-knit, hardworking mechanics extend the life of precious vehicles with expert technique. SSC’s technicians ply their trade with the backing of ASE master certification, ably repairing or maintaining customers’ second most costly investment after their multistory treehouse. A complimentary general safety inspection on each vehicle uncovers any hidden troubles, and free shuttle service within a 5-mile radius ferries customers to home, work, or appointments with ease. In addition to restoring engines from disrepair or treating cars to speedy routine maintenance, SSC Auto Repair manifests its commitment to the community through its relationships with Packages From Home and Salvation Army donation drives.

Since 1988, Auto Care Super Saver has been helping car owners save cash with maintenance punch cards redeemable at local auto shops throughout the course of a full year. These cards come loaded with all kinds of prepaid services, including at least three full-service oil changes with up to 5 quarts of oil, lube, and a new filter. Depending on the location, punch cards may also feature tire rotations, brake inspections, engine-light readings, air-conditioning performance tests, and other repairs and inspections essential to a car's well-being. Customers can transfer the punch card's benefits to any ride, ranging from station wagons to sports cars to feral merry-go-round mounts.

Ron Ruddick, owner of Apex Tint, protects car interiors, keeps houses cool, and reducse energy costs by darkening panes with precisely fitted window tints. Inside the pristine shop, Ron walks customers through the tinting process, providing samples and demonstrations that match each client’s glass type with a compatible tint in a light, medium, or dark shade. Technicians cut vehicle films, residential and commercial window films, and paint-protecting films with computer-generated plotters to achieve a fit more snug than that of a sumo wrestler’s wetsuit. The experienced staffers also uncloud hazy headlights with restorative techniques that help to boost drivers’ visibility and cars’ aesthetic appeal.

Car models may have changed since 1968, but Quality Bumper’s skill at adding accessories and enhancements to vehicles hasn't. Whether they're working with a two- or four-door car, a truck, or an SUV, technicians work to keep vehicles and drivers at their best by applying glare- and UV-reducing window tints, truck bed protection, and performance products. The company also installs hitches to aid in towing boats, RVs, and stubborn children to the dentist. Front-end protection shields grills from bugs and extremely tall tumbleweeds, and contractor equipment makes difficult jobs easier by providing ladder racks and toolboxes that can be easily installed in the back of a truck.

Since 1995, Sierra Window Tint Company’s technicians have been making house calls—tinted window film in hand—to shield car and home interiors from the sun's heat and the eyes of strangers. Sun-Gard and Madico films offer 99% UV protection and reduce heat by up to 67%, which can result in lower energy bills and fewer instances of accidentally steamed vegetables. Every tint job is covered by a lifetime warranty that guarantees against fading, bubbling, and discoloration.

The factory-certified technicians behind Made in the Shade draw on more than 30 years of collective experience as they tint windows on cars, homes, and businesses. Certified by the International Window Film Association, these solar control experts guide customers through a show room full of samples before welcoming chariots into their air-conditioned shop. Their films, available in multiple shades, come backed with a lifetime warranty against peeling and cracking until the vehicle is sold or converted into a guesthouse. In addition to safety films that protect against break-ins and injuries, Made in the Shade vends a carbon ceramic film that blocks infrared light without interfering with satellites, GPS devices, or cellphones. Residential films not only protect homeowners and their families from UV rays but also the flooring, furniture and artwork inside homes. When they aren't giving autos smoky eyes, the techs block insidious sunbeams with blinds, drapes, and shutters.