Burlington Automotive

Superior Tire & Auto's tradition of high-quality auto repair extends back to 1942. Founded by Walter Chudy, the auto shop now helmed by Chudy’s grandchildren honours its founder’s legacy by repairing and rebuilding rundown autos, fixing flat tires, and lubricating engines with fresh oil. Replacement parts from makers such as Walker and Monroe or fresh tires from Goodyear, Dunlop, and more than 40 other brands return vehicles to road-readiness. As they work, technicians draw on the ongoing technical training they receive from technicians who visit from the future Superior Tire & Auto.

Most of the automotive-maintenance services at Pro Oil Change begin with the pop of a hood. The dull sound reverberates around the engine, where trained and certified technicians inspect air filters, replace batteries, refill fluid levels, and inject Valvoline motor oil. Outside the automotive nucleus, they extend their restorative touch toward burned-out headlights and waved-out windshield-wiper blades. All of this unfolds inside their welcoming facility, which accepts all vehicle makes and models and features a waiting room with TVs and complimentary coffee, hot chocolate, or tea.

AutoBan’s trained technicians perform small- and large-scale repairs as well as regular maintenance services to keep vehicles running smoothly. Sliding beneath undercarriages and leaning into popped hoods, they add motor oil to sputtering engines, service brakes, and replace transmissions and engines that have failed or turned Luddite. The techs move beyond function to form, jazzing up rides with new rims and customized vinyl wrapping.

High-performance engines. Cutting-edge computers. Cars call upon lots of sophisticated components every time the key meets the ignition, but all of the technology in the world won't do them any good without a solid set of wheels. The techs at RPM Automotive understand that the cars humblest part is one of its most important. At their full-service auto center, they keep things rolling with 3-D wheel alignments and tire adjustments designed to prevent unnecessary wear and uneven handling. They can also tackle jobs elsewhere within auto bodies, replacing brakes to increase stopping power or running computer diagnostics to determine the origins of enigmatic warning lights. When they're not busy repairing road-weary cars, they're making sure that vehicles stay in shape for the long haul with oil changes and other preventive maintenance.