Automotive services in Fayetteville including car dealerships, auto repair shops, tire shops, oil change services, body shops, and vehicle maintenance.
Well-reviewed independent repair shops in Fayetteville include Wiggs Auto Service on Williams Street, Greg's Auto Service on Robeson Street, All Okay! Auto Repair on Camden Road, MonkeyWrench Automotive on Cedar Creek Road and DK Hardee Automotive. Under North Carolina's Motor Vehicle Repair Act, you can ask for a written estimate on any repair over $350, and the shop can't exceed it by more than 10% without your approval.
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Most Fayetteville new-car dealers sit on two corridors: Skibo Road, home to Rick Hendrick Toyota, Lee Hyundai and Fayetteville Automall, and Raeford Road, with Bryan Honda, Reed-Lallier Chevrolet and Flow Nissan. Liberty Ford, Fayetteville Dodge Ram and CarMax sit nearby. Budget for North Carolina's highway use tax at titling; military members are not exempt from it, though nonresident service members may avoid county vehicle property tax.
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Fayetteville tire shops range from Discount Tire's three stores and Black's Tire & Auto on Bragg Boulevard and Raeford Road to local shops such as Tire Sales & Service on Person Street, St. Blaise Tires on Hope Mills Road and Colony Tire on Gillespie Street. New tires carry North Carolina's scrap tire disposal tax, and tires must have at least 2/32 inch of tread to pass inspection.
For a quick oil change in Fayetteville, Take 5 has stay-in-your-car locations on Raeford Road, Ramsey Street, Cliffdale Road and Yadkin Road, Strickland Brothers is on Raeford Road, and Jiffy Lube has several stores that also do North Carolina inspections. Follow the oil type and interval in your owner's manual, and recycle used oil and filters, which state law keeps out of household trash.