Auto Analysts

They are the best. Chris is very trustworthy and if he can not fix it then it can not be fixed.

I have been a customer since 2006. Extremely knowledgeable. Well trained and HONEST. He has come out an found a small fix for my problem instead of assuming the worst and saved me a ton.

Where to start. First if you do not use Chris Jacques of Auto Analysts. You are not getting the best person to work on you automobile.nMy family has used him for many years. He has helped my keep 2 autos running up to and over 300k miles. I don’t know many people out there who can say the same.nJust recently I knew I was going to finally let 1 go. I used it for work out of state. Well the time came to bring it home from 1100 miles away. 45 minuets into the 16-17 hour drive home the transmission started acting up.nI called Chris with an emergency after hours( about 8pm EST). He called me back and gave me some things to do and try just to get it home. Well it worked, at least for the transmission.nBut it did not just end there. As I got into Alabama my auto just died on the side of the road. I got towed to a auto parts store in the morning. There I found a fuse went bad. But before I got on the road. I called Chris once again just to update him.nAfter he heard what fuse. He told me that something else is wrong and not to get on the highway way until I drive a little. Sure enough within 1 mile the engine started to misfire. So I call him back. He said it was most likely a coil pack.nBack to the auto part store to have the code read. And what was it, #1 coil pack was bad.nBottom line. Chris got me home with all my stuff for under $100. And I did look at cost for a rental car one way home. Lowest cost was $750. Chris saved me $650.