Mr. & Mrs. Loggarakis started Nick and Ernie's empire as a single service station in 1969. Starting as a single service station, Nick & Ernie's grew to achieve multiple service status. Additional service centers were established in 1976, 1978, and 1981. In 1990, the Truck Repair facility was added to complete the full Customer Value Service that Nick & Ernie have always strived for their customers.

1998 when reviewing our commitment to the customer and the community we stepped forward in creating our future by purchasing the 10,000 sq.

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Collision Repair

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We wish to ease your mind by doing our best to return your vehicle back to you in as good condition as it was before the unfortunate mishap. Our repair process is streamlined keeps you informed of our progress as we return your vehicle to factory specifications. You can feel secure that Nick & Ernie's technicians have experience in repairing all types of damage and are trained and certified by acknowledged, respected industry third parties.

Mechanical Repair

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Tires are the single most important safety feature on your car. Life-saving technologies like antilock brakes and electronic stability control cannot do their job if the tires don't have a good grip on the pavement. If your brakes squealing, grinding, or jerky it may be time for a brake system inspection.

Wheels & Tires

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Wheel alignment (or simply alignment) is standard car maintenance that involves adjusting the angles of the wheels so that they are set to the manufacturer's specifications. The main purpose is to let the suspension and the steering systems operate at their desired angles - this reduces tire wear. Alignment is a complicated process and not all mechanics get it right.

Braking Systems

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Anti-lock Brake Systems (ABS) ensure that the wheels don't stop rotating during braking, preventing the car from skidding and offering greater control. If your ABS light comes on, visit Nick & Ernie's Auto Works where we will be happy to diagnose and fix the problem. Brake fluid will absorb water from the air over time, causing the brake system to become less effective and the fluid to become corrosive, possibly damaging the system. It is important to perform a brake fluid flush regularly to ensure that your vehicle is using fresh fluid.

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