Oil changes
The regular one. We drop the old oil, swap the filter, top off the fluids and reset the reminder light so it stops nagging you.
- New oil and filter
- Fluid levels topped off
- Tire pressures checked
Main Street Auto Repair
Nashville, TN · Auto, RV & Powersports
Cars, trucks, RVs, powersports — bring us whatever you drive, tell us what it’s doing, and we’ll tell you straight what it needs and what it can safely wait on.
Book ahead and we’ll have a bay ready when you pull in.
What we do
Every job starts with a look and ends with a plain-English explanation. Here’s what we take on, and what you get each time.
The regular one. We drop the old oil, swap the filter, top off the fluids and reset the reminder light so it stops nagging you.
If the pedal feels soft or something’s grinding, we pull the wheels, look at pads, rotors and lines, and tell you what’s urgent and what can wait a month.
A check engine light is a question, not a verdict. We read what the vehicle is telling us, test the parts it points to, and explain it in a sentence you can repeat to your family.
Reading the signal
You don’t need to know what a torque converter is. That’s our job. We check the fluid, the shifting and the noises, then tell you what we found.
Even wear means a longer life. We rotate front to back, keep the pressures right, and tell you when it’s time to start thinking about a new set.
Booking a bay
Tell us what you drive and what it’s doing. We’ll come back with a day, a bay and a plan in plain words. If something can safely wait, we’ll say so.
Maintenance classes
We clear the corner, set out the folding chairs and walk through the basics. No jargon, no sales pitch, and no assumption that you’ve ever opened a hood.
What each warning light actually means, and which ones mean pull over now.
The checks you can do in a parking lot with your own two hands.
What to keep in the vehicle, and what to do first when something goes wrong.
Come by
Doors up and someone at the counter. Book a bay and we’ll have it waiting, or just pull in and ask us a question.