Auto Business Inc NC 28326

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Justina Shirley

IF YOU HAVE A MODIFIED VEHICLE THINK TWICE BEFORE COMING HERE FOR INSPECTION. Full disclosure - this is my first, only, and last experience with this shop and I cannot speak for their mechanical work. Came here based off reviews and because it was a small family owned joint, did not have such experience. Tried not once, but twice to get inspected here with my parking lights on my wrangler. Anyone with a search engine can look and see how and where parking lights are located on jeeps wranglers. Both on the front grill, as well as a light on the factory fender. When you replace the fenders, you omit the lights (typically). Okay, fine. These guys here insisted more than once that I need to drill into my inner fenders and mount lights so that I’m visible from the sides… I encourage anyone and everyone to do their research before modifying their vehicle based off one opinion. Sometimes it’s just that, an opinion. It’s not a law nor a state requirement for inspection. G.S 20-134 states “ (a) Whenever a vehicle is parked or stopped upon a highway, whether attended or unattended during the times mentioned in G.S. 20-129, there shall be displayed upon such vehicle one or more lamps projecting a white or amber light visible under normal atmospheric conditions from a distance of 500 feet to the front of such vehicle, and projecting a red light visible under like conditions from a distance of 500 feet to the rear.” - copy and pasted from the unleg.gov website Nowhere does it say anything about side light requirements. I’ve read multiple sources, I’ve read the AI overviews, I’ve called, and I’ve asked the cops that live in my neighborhood; you have to be visible from the FRONT. Not the sides (unless you’re an over sized vehicle, which my little wrangler is not). So, before you get drill happy and just start punching holes into your inner fenders, do some research. But what do I know, I’m just a girl. NC is wild. Good luck!

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Big T S

Chuck and he's employees are honest. I'm new to the area and had a problem with my trunk. The first time I came for service he took care wheel Bearing and Hub Assembly: The price was right. I had to have my rear brake rotor and pads. Once again the price was right. And the job was done right.. Great and honest establishment. I have and will continue to recommend this Auto Business.

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Jay High

1 Star reviewers here are so Wrong!!! I grew up around mechanics, and have used numerous mechanics throughout my life. After working with Chuck, Joey, and John for almost 20 years, I can tell you they are it. Honest, fair hourly labor rates, consistent and they do just about everything as good as can be done. The three combined offer a vast wealth of experience,knowledge, and skills. Not to mention they build one hell of a race car, and Chuck is super quick behind the wheel.