Buick is a venerable brand that we fully support at Toole’s Garage in Valley Springs – from oil change and brake repair to check engine light diagnostics, transmission service, auto air conditioning refill and repairs, and major engine repairs as well. Our nationally ASE certified technicians are some of the best in the country, and will treat your Buick with the care it deserves.
Whether you drive Buick Regal, or one of the Avenir Buicks, our Valley Springs auto care facility has the cutting-edge equipment, access to the latest Buick repair information databases, and we provide our clients with a 36 month / 36,000 mile nationwide warranty.
We are big fans of following manufacturer’s schedule of services. These not only involve oil changes and other fluids changes, but also call for inspections of various sub-systems of your Buick, to catch any developing problems early, and to keep your Buick reliable and ready to take you places at a moment’s notice.
At our Valley Springs auto care facility we also provide your Buick with our own (free) digital vehicle inspection, which supplements manufacturer’s recommendations with additional checks and tests that we have found to be useful.
So when your Buick needs regular service, or you suspect it may be facing a major surgery, bring it to Toole’s Garage in Valley Springs. Our highly skilled technicians will use state-of-the-art digital diagnostic tools to inspect your vehicle, and we will let you know the exact nature of the problem, and what can be done to alleviate it. Appointments can be setup online
, on our website, or simply call the shop, and our friendly service advisors will be happy to make an appointment for you.
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