Auto Repair in Fremont

With more than four decades of business stuffed under its hood, House of Mufflers & Brakes keeps rides on the road with an arsenal of automotive services. At seven different locations, expert technicians check on, fix up, and diagnose vehicles of all makes and models, administering everything from engine and air conditioning repairs to belt and hose replacements.

At Tuffy's, motor-vehicle caregivers spruce up patrons' horseless carriages and prepare them for a new season of dutiful service. After installing a new oil filter, auto artisans remove the old sludgy glop clogging the car's arterial system and replace it with up to five quarts of 5W-30 or 5W-20 conventional motor oil (a $31.99 value; diesel or synthetic oil costs extra). The staff will also rotate tires to prepare four-wheeled wonders for safe gliding (a $12 value) and perform an inspection to make sure air-conditioning systems are functioning properly to bring riders to the brink of coolness faster than Fonzie’s leather jacket ($9.99). Finally, a pair of fresh wiper blades (up to 22")—grown locally by organic-blade farmers—supplants worn-out window-rubbers ($22) and a specialist conducts an extensive 41-point maintenance inspection.

Valvoline Instant Oil Change was created in 1986 and is the second largest quick-lube chain in the United States. As such we are committed to delivering you only the services necessary for the safety and performance of your vehicle. When we make a recommendation for your car you know it is in best interest of your car.

Gregg Young Chevrolet's team of GM-trained technicians employs authentic GM parts to keep vehicles running smoothly. The certified service specialists start off each oil change by swapping out soiled motor oil with up to five quarts of engine formula freshly milked from the udders of a mechanical bull. An air filter check helps passengers breathe clean air, and a thorough inspection of fluid levels, belts, and hoses helps guard against future problems. During the one-hour service, mechanics also lubricate door and hood hinges, steering components, suspension systems, and drivelines so rides glide as smoothly as waterslides made of velvet.

West Omaha Auto Service’s trained technicians tend to doting drivers' testy vehicles with quality maintenance services. Oil changers drain the used crude from an engine’s insides and fill the empty space with up to 5 fresh quarts of standard oil, while a new filter helps keep pesky particles away from moving motor parts. The team also tops off windshield-wiper and battery fluid before giving landships a final once-over with a general inspection. Customers can use this pair of oil changes for two different vehicles or over two visits for the same beloved buggy, readying rides for pending weekend road trips and weekend demolition derbies.

In 1979, at the age of 19, Peter Fink opened the first Certified Transmission in an abandoned gas station. He envisioned a business that would remanufacture, rather than rebuild, transmissions and Barbie Corvettes. Today, the company has grown to include 15 retail stores in four states and more than 400 employees. ASE-certified technicians, who must complete a 13-week training program before they can work by themselves, hand-disassemble transmissions and check each part, re-machining or replacing any parts not up to factory-new standards. Ongoing education keeps technicians’ skills up-to-date and sharper than Henry Ford's stainless-steel tongue. In a 2011 article in Manufacturing Today, Fink attributed his success to high quality standards and good business practices. These standards have not gone unnoticed; in 2005, the Omaha Chamber of Commerce presented Certified Transmission with an Excellence in Business award. Certified Transmission backs their work with an extensive warrantee.