Locate an Auto Repair Shop in Ashland, Ohio

Now that you've bought that beautiful new car, how do you plan to take care of it? When the need for vehicle maintenance or accident repair arises, Edmunds.com features a national directory of auto repair shops to help you locate a trustworthy mechanic in your area. Search our listings of auto repair shops in Ashland, Ohio and compare prices and services to find the best deal at the most convenient location. With all the time and effort that went into buying your new car, it's important to find an auto repair shop you can trust.

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Donley Ford Lincoln Mercury

1641 Claremont Ave
Ashland, OH 44805
(419) 281-3673

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Roy's Garage

125 E 4th St
Ashland, OH 44805
(419) 281-3012

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Aber's Garage

1729 Claremont Ave
Ashland, OH 44805
(419) 281-5500

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The Shop

527 E 7th St
Ashland, OH 44805
(419) 289-4936

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Ashland Precision Auto Repair

1131 Cleveland Ave
Ashland, OH 44805
(419) 281-2223

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Bill Harris Auto Center

2245 Claremont Ave
Ashland, OH 44805
(419) 289-2000

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Re: In our area [snakeweasel]: by claires on Thu Oct 23 21:56:22 PDT 2008; I paid $3.89 at Clybourn and Ashland tonight. I only bought enough to get me into a neighborhood where gas was cheaper, but not much.

Re: re 335 xi 8800 miles fuel pump problem [superdog]: by xeye on Mon Oct 06 17:01:07 PDT 2008; I have a 2007 335xi with a little over 13,000 miles. I had one of the front wheel bearings replaced about half the mileage ago. It was such a non-trivial event that I don't even remember which wheel. Granted, I was out of town for the week and it was ready when I returned. I also had an oil cooler installed ($1,800 job) for free as the dealer (and BMW techs) couldn't explain why my car didn't come with the cooler just because it didn't have 18" wheels. I love driving my car. Loving the actual car is weird. I had some minor, but expensive, body work recently done at the dealer's body shop in Ashland, MA. Since it was partly an insurance repair from a flying rock ding, I was given a Lexus IS 250 AWD. While not bad, it is clearly no comparison to the 335xi. Or probably any BMW, for that matter. The shop did a fantastic job. I was really pleasantly surprised. By the way, the Lexus rental from Enterprise came with the 6-speed slushbox and paddle shifters. For anyone considering this combo in a Bimmer, GO FOR THE MANUAL TRANNY. While fun for the first 2 minutes, it gets old quickly. And the paddles turn with the wheel, so when you start off and need to shift to 2nd, your reaction will be "where the &%^$^ are the paddles?" The only thing I'd want more in my Bimmer is to have 300 ft-lbs of torque from 1 RPM on the tachometer, not 1500. I want to leave the line like I was hooked to a giant slingshot. Since that's not likely to happen, and more than a bit wacky, I'll remain very happy with my '07 335xi, especially since the weather is already turning chilly, and the Almanac is predicting a nasty cold snowy winter. I can't wait for the first time I fire up the rump-roasters! xeye

Re: my trip [richardcot]: by oskidunker1 on Mon Sep 22 21:15:05 PDT 2008; Just drove from San francisco to Ashland Oregon, about 350 miles with 4 people and luggage and newley installed 640 shocks.. The car rode pretty well most of the time. Better than before the 640's. I would agree, however, that the car rode worse with the increased load when I went over a few bouncy roads. Overall, though, it was fine. It it stays like this, I will be happy. Will report back after the 5,000 mile barrier is breached. Got 27 Miles per gallon . Very quiet and I still hear no noise at 15,000 miles with the Michelin all weather tires.

Re: Speech by Barack Obama at Detroit's Labor Day Parade [rockylee]: by dieselone on Wed Sep 03 16:26:46 PDT 2008; The city of Chicago has the highest total sales tax of all major U.S. cities.[32] It is also one of the most complex. 10.25% is levied on all non-perishable goods purchased, while 2% is levied on grocery items, drugs, and medical appliances.[32] There is an additional 1% tax, the Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority (MPEA) "Food and Beverage Tax", on food and beverage purchases in the downtown area (These "downtown" boundaries are: Surf Street on the north, Ashland Avenue on the west, Stevenson Expressway (I-55) on the south, & Lake Michigan on the east. Furthermore, O'Hare and Midway airports also fall under the 1% MPEA tax district).[33] Car rentals in the city are taxed at 20%. Hotel rooms are taxed at 15.4%. Soft drinks (packs, cases, or individual bottles) are taxed at 13.25%. And you want these jack$$s in office. The city should be raking it in after raping the citizens and tourists.

Re: Buy new 08 or used 07? [lthaley756]: by mdbpetry1 on Fri Jun 27 04:01:42 PDT 2008; I am closing my deal today on the new M35 listed in my earlier post. Based on my experiences pricing the car with several dealers in New England, I think you should be able to get the car for $2500 - $3000 below invoice, including your $2000 rebate. Since I am not a current infiniti owner I only got the $1000 rebate. There is also 2.9% financing available for new cars. Sorry I can't help on the used car front.

Re: Old touchy topic: by wtd44 on Wed Jun 25 21:18:53 PDT 2008; I suspect the Redline delivered some syn class to the Ashland brew that improved the overall oil change.

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