Welcome to Main Street Automotive Services, your car service in Mesa!
Welcome to Main Street Automotive Services, your number one stop maintenance, and repair shop. We are family owned and operated with over 17 years experience in the automotive industry. We service customers from Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Tempe, Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Paradise Valley. We specialize in brakes, coolant flushes, transmission service, A/C service, engine repairs, suspension, steering, electrical, diagnostics, tune-ups, vehicle inspections, emissions, and 30k/60k/90k/120k service. We will also send you email service reminders when your vehicle is due for service.
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The Absolute Best Car Service in Mesa
What sets Main Street Automotive Services from all of the others in Mesa?
Trust: When it comes to auto repair in Mesa, it’s all about earning loyalty and trust by doing our very best every day. We are determined to earn and keep your trust.
Talent: At Main Street Automotive Services you can rest easy knowing that our highly-skilled, experienced auto service professionals are handling your car. Our technicians bring years of experience, skill, and education to the auto repair Mesa table.
Time: We take the time we need to provide you with top quality car service in Mesa, and we take the time to talk to you about what that means. We listen to you so we understand your needs and goals for your auto repair.
About Main Street Automotive Services Mesa
For years Main Street Automotive Services has been there for the people of Mesa. We love what we do, and that basic fact fuels our business. We are dedicated to our customers, and that’s why they stick with us—the best auto repair Mesa has to offer.
Our family of technicians and service staff see their work here at as more than a job. It’s their vocation and livelihood. Each member of our team is invested in your satisfaction.
Main Street Automotive Services was founded on the basic idea that everyone deserves respect. It is our mission to treat each person that comes through our door with dignity and sensitivity. We believe this attention to detail has paid off by providing us with our loyal, friendly family of customers. That’s what makes Main Street Automotive Services the best car service in Mesa!
Are you ready to experience the best Mesa car service available? Please give us a call or make an appointment here.
Recently Serviced Vehicles
2005 Chevrolet Malibu
Mileage
89,891
Service Date
1/2/2020
Services Performed
- Lube chassis (If applicable) Install new oil filter Change oil up to 5 qts. Perform 27 pt. inspection. See attached check-list Top off fluids underneath hood as needed. Set front and rear tire pressure to spec. Measure tire tread depth Test battery (if accessible) See attached print-out Reset oil life, service reminder, maintenance reminder, or service interval Wash front and rear exterior windows
- Measured front brake rotors. Current measurements: Front left brake rotor- .957 in. Front right brake rotor- .969 in. Normal thickness should be: 1.023 in. Minimum machining should be: .906 in. Discard at or under: .898 in.
- Measured rear brake rotors. Current measurements: Rear left brake rotor- .472 in. Rear right brake rotor- .483 in. Grooves on both rotor surface. Dirt, debris, and sediment on brake components. Normal thickness should be: .551 in. Minimum machining should be: .472 in. Discard at or under: .465 in.
- Remove wheels from vehicle. Inspect brakes. Computer spin balance and rotate. Reinstall wheels to vehicle and torque lug nuts to manufacturer's specifications. Check and set tire pressue to spec if needed.
- Torqued all wheels to spec. 100 ft. lb.
Douglas W. gave our service a 5 star review on 1/3/2020
2015 Ford Mustang
Mileage
72,062
Service Date
12/28/2019
Services Performed
- Cleaned battery terminals and apply battery protector and sealer. Started up engine . Retest battery, starter. and charging system. Text report to customer. No fault at this time.
- Verified positive side top post terminal corroded and deteriorated.
Timmy T. gave our service a 5 star review on 1/3/2020
2014 Toyota Corolla
Mileage
99,960
Service Date
12/4/2019
Services Performed
- Lube chassis (If applicable) Install new oil filter Change oil up to 5 qts. Perform 27 pt. inspection. See attached check-list Top off fluids underneath hood as needed. Set front and rear tire pressure to spec. Measure tire tread depth Test battery (if accessible) See attached print-out Reset oil life, service reminder, maintenance reminder, or service interval Wash front and rear exterior windows
Christopher R. gave our service a 5 star review on 12/21/2019
2008 Nissan Frontier
Mileage
216,822
Service Date
11/19/2019
Services Performed
- AIR FILTER-Remove & Replace
- Lube chassis (If applicable) Install new oil filter Change oil up to 5 qts. Perform 27 pt. inspection. See attached check-list Top off fluids underneath hood as needed. Set front and rear tire pressure to spec. Measure tire tread depth Test battery (if accessible) See attached print-out Reset oil life, service reminder, maintenance reminder, or service interval Wash front and rear exterior windows
James T. gave our service a 5 star review on 11/25/2019
2004 Ford Pickup
Mileage
148,555
Service Date
11/12/2019
Services Performed
- BRAKE HOSE – Remove & Replace – Front right side – [Includes: Bleed Brake System.]
- Road test vehicle. No driveability concerns noted related to work performed on front right brake hose. Vehicle stalling.
- Visually inspected and found brake fluid leaking from ruptured front right brake hose rubbing against rim. Slight scratch on abs wiring. Recommend replace front right brake hose, bleed system, recheck brake operation, and road test . Suggest replace front left side due to same age and condition. Customer declined service and request replace right side only. 11/12/19. _______________________________________
Leonardo Z. gave our service a 5 star review on 11/25/2019
2012 Nissan Altima
Mileage
136,088
Service Date
10/29/2019
Services Performed
- According to sticker on windshield. Due for oil change on 10/30 or 130,949. Current mileage is 136,088
- ENGINE DAMPER – Remove & Replace – Front right
- Lube chassis (If applicable) Install new oil filter Change oil up to 5 qts. Perform 27 pt. inspection. See attached check-list Top off fluids underneath hood as needed. Set front and rear tire pressure to spec. Measure tire tread depth Test battery (if accessible) See attached print-out Reset oil life, service reminder, maintenance reminder, or service interval Wash front and rear exterior windows
Rafael O. gave our service a 5 star review on 11/22/2019
2007 Honda Ridgeline
Mileage
171,521
Service Date
10/26/2019
Services Performed
- Diagnose noise from motor and hard steering after driving for a while. Visually inspected power steering fluid level and condition. At fluid level but fluid condition dark brown and contaminated. Used stethoscope and heard internal noise coming from power steering pump when turn steering wheel. Recommend replace noisy and faulty power steering pump. Flush dirty and contaminated fluid from power steering system. Recheck steering system operation and for noise.
- Flush old power steering fluid from system. Refilled power steering system with new fluid. Recheck fluid level, noise, and for proper operation
- Haz/Mat/Fees
- Lube chassis (If applicable) Install new oil filter Change oil up to 5 qts. Perform 27 pt. inspection. See attached check-list Top off fluids underneath hood as needed. Set front and rear tire pressure to spec. Measure tire tread depth Test battery (if accessible) See attached print-out Reset oil life, service reminder, maintenance reminder, or service interval Wash front and rear exterior windows
- POWER STEERING PUMP – Remove & Replace – All Applicable Models
- Road test vehicle. No driveability concerns noted related to work performed. Recheck area worked on for leakage. None at this time. Recheck for noise. Noise gone at this time. Recheck steering function. Normal operation.
Armando G. gave our service a 5 star review on 11/8/2019
2006 Nissan Altima
Mileage
175,976
Service Date
9/26/2019
Services Performed
- Added about 1/2 gallon water to cooling system. Pressure tested cooling system. No leak detected at this time. Checked cooling fan operation. No fault. Connected scan tool. Multiple codes retrieved. P0725. Engine Speed Signal to TCM P0335. CKP Sensor circuit problem P0420. Catalyst Efficiency Low (B1) Turbine Sensor A/T 3rd Gear Function. Checked & inspected camshaft & crankshaft position sensor wirings and connections. No fault. Visually inspected and found sensor connector slightly oil soaked. Suggestions replace oil soaked cam & crank sensor. Clear DTC and reset computer. Road test for driveability concerns and recheck for turbine sensor and A/T 3rd gear function codes.
- As a goodwill gesture to customer. Did not charge for replacing both camshaft and crankshaft position sensors. Performed warranty work. Original installed performed on 12/18/19 @ 268,807 . Invoice #1328
- Did not duplicate overheating symptom as stated by customer. Possible sticking thermostat or clogged cooling system.
Elena T. gave our service a 5 star review on 10/18/2019
2017 Toyota RAV4
Mileage
41,000
Service Date
10/10/2019
Services Performed
- Lube chassis (If applicable) Install new oil filter Change oil up to 5 qts. Perform 27 pt. inspection. See attached check-list Top off fluids underneath hood as needed. Set front and rear tire pressure to spec. Measure tire tread depth Test battery (if accessible) See attached print-out Reset oil life, service reminder, maintenance reminder, or service interval Wash front and rear exterior windows
- Measured front brake rotors. Current measurements: Front left brake rotor-1.083 in. Front right brake rotor- 1.086 in. Normal thickness should be: 1.102 in. Minimum machining should be: Discard at or under: .984 in.
- Measured rear brake rotors. Current measurements: Rear left brake rotor- .450 in. Rear right brake rotor- .439 in. Normal thickness should be: .472 in. Minimum machining should be: Discard at or under: .413 in.
- Remove wheels from vehicle. Inspect brakes. Computer spin balance and rotate. Reinstall wheels to vehicle and torque lug nuts to manufacturer's specifications. Check and set tire pressue to spec if needed.
- Tire tread measurements before tire rotation. FL-6/32nds FR-6/32nds RL-7/32nds RR-7/32nds
- Torqued all wheels to spec. 76ft. lb.
Man L. gave our service a 5 star review on 10/16/2019
2011 Ford Fiesta
Mileage
100,340
Service Date
9/14/2019
Services Performed
- Advise customer if fluid leaks out from reservoir again. Reinspect and replace washer pump and/or reservoir.
- Lube chassis (If applicable) Install new oil filter Change oil up to 5 qts. Perform 27 pt. inspection. See attached check-list Top off fluids underneath hood as needed. Set front and rear tire pressure to spec. Measure tire tread depth Test battery (if accessible) See attached print-out Reset oil life, service reminder, maintenance reminder, or service interval Wash front and rear exterior windows
- Measured front brake rotors. Current measurements: Front left brake rotor- .877 in. Front right brake rotor- .874 in. Normal thickness should be: Minimum machining should be: Discard at or under: .826 in.
- Measured rear brake drums: Current measurements: Rear left brake drum- 7.895 in. Rear right brake drum- 7.889 in. Normal diameter should be: Maximum machining should be: Discard at or over: 7.952 in.
- Remove wheels from vehicle. Inspect brakes. Computer spin balance and rotate. Reinstall wheels to vehicle and torque lug nuts to manufacturer's specifications. Check and set tire pressue to spec if needed.
- Road test vehicle. No driveability concerns noted related to work performed.
- SPARK PLUG WIRE SET – Remove & Replace – all
- Torqued all wheels to spec. 98 ft. lb.
- Upon servicing vehicle. Visually inspected found and rubber insulator on ignition cables hard, dry, and detriorating. Fragile to touch. Suggest replace since we are there. Will save on labor.
Tiauna S. gave our service a 5 star review on 9/30/2019
2008 Lincoln MKZ
Mileage
142,829
Service Date
9/19/2019
Services Performed
- Added half gallon of water into cooling system. Pressure tested cooling system. Found coolant leaking out from between engine & transmission (internal) Possible from freeze plug at back of then engine block. Removed engine oil filler cap and dipstick. Inspected and found oil mixed with coolant residue on cap and stick. Determined blown head gasket. Recommend teardown. Engine life in question. 11 yr. old vehicle with close to 143K miles.
- Customer declined all work and will plan to tow vehicle out.
- Engine memory codes P0012. INT Cam Position Timing Over Ret Bank 1 P0016. CKP/CMP Correlation Bank 1-Sensor A P0018. CKP/CMP Correlation Bank 2- Sensor A P0222. INT Cam Position Timing Over Ret Bank 2 Restraint Control Module-Memory Codes B2990- Occupant Classifcation System Status, Front passenger sdie B1318-Low battery voltage at module Anti-Theft (PATS) & Instrument Cluster Module-Memory Codes B1360-Ignition Run/Accessory Circuit Open Heating Venitilation & Air Conditioning-Memory Codes B1676-Battery Voltage out of Range Seat Module-Driver (Dual Climate Control)-Memory Codes B272C-Driver Differential Temperature Fault Per TSB. Reference # 11-6-1 If vehicle was built on or before 12/15/08 . Peform inspection to verify if camshaft phasers were updated. If not replace with updated part.
George L. gave our service a 5 star review on 9/20/2019
2010 Audi A4
Mileage
75,506
Service Date
9/5/2019
Services Performed
- Haz/Mat/Fees
- Inspect for coolant leakage. Visually inspected coolant level . Low fluid in reservoir. Added fluid to cooling system. Pressure tested cooling system. Fluid spewing out from intake manifold and water pump area. Recommend replace leaking main water pump. Suggest replace secondary pump since we are there.
- Note: There oil residue on valve cover. Checked oil level. Okay. Spill or leakage? Advise customer to monitor for oil leakage. Inform customer that oil leak from the valve cover, oil cooler, or other components may cause the thermostat housing
- Road test vehicle.
- SECONDARY WATER PUMP – Remove & Replace – All Applicable Models
- Upon servicing vehicle. Visually inspected and found plastic water distribution pipe rusted and coolant residue at fitting to main water pump. Suggest replace water distribution pipe to main water pump and auxilliary water pump. Deteriorating plastic. Suggest replace inlet cooling hose to auxilliary water pump. Spongy. Will save on some labor since we are there.
- WATER DISTRIBUTION PIPE & COOLING HOSE (Auxilliary Water Pump, Inlet from pipe)- Remove & Replace – –
Ka To W. gave our service a 5 star review on 9/12/2019