
G & R Customs and Auto Repair
Honest auto repair and customization by Greg and Robin
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Worth knowing
- Husband and wife owned and operated
- Honest diagnostics: Greg explains what needs fixing now and what to monitor
- Custom work available including lift kits and suspension modifications
- Now selling tires and wheels
- Monday through Friday 7:30AM-5PM, closed weekends
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About G & R Customs and Auto Repair
G & R Customs and Auto Repair is a husband and wife owned shop specializing in honest automotive repair, maintenance, and customization. Greg and Robin bring experience from years in the automotive industry and wanted to create a shop where each customer feels like family.
The shop handles everything from routine maintenance like oil changes and brake service to custom work including lift kits, suspension modifications, bumpers, winches, and accessory installation. They also now sell tires and wheels. Known for transparency and honesty, Greg takes time to explain what's needed and what can wait, treating each vehicle as if it were their own.
With a focus on genuine customer care and thorough workmanship, G & R Customs stands out for straightforward service and no-pressure diagnostics.
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Questions people ask
What types of vehicles do you work on?
G & R Customs works on automotive repair and customization. Services range from routine maintenance like oil changes and tune-ups to complex work like transmission service, engine repair, and custom modifications. Call to discuss your specific vehicle.
How does G & R Customs approach vehicle diagnostics?
The team is known for honest, transparent diagnostics. Greg explains what issues were found, how they likely happened, and what needs fixing now versus what to monitor. They treat each customer's vehicle as if it were their own.

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