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Auto ER

4.7
(390 reviews)

Business Details

(352) 332-4338
https://theautoer.com/97th-blvd/

About

Auto Repair ShopAuto Air Conditioning ServiceBrake ShopTire Shop
Since 1968, Auto ER has provided vehicle owners with the best customer service and high-quality auto repair. Auto ER is Alachua County's largest locally owned automotive repair chain with multiple convenient locations to serve you best. Whether you need routine maintenance, complex diagnostics, new tires, or more, Auto ER has you covered. We offer a free shuttle service, after-hours vehicle drop-off, and accept several forms of payment.

Location

Auto ER
3650 NW 97th Blvd, Gainesville, FL
32606, United States

Hours

Monday7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Tuesday7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Wednesday7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Thursday7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Friday7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

Reviews

4.7
390 reviews
5 stars
350
4 stars
15
3 stars
3
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1 star
17
  • KG
    Kendall Gagnon
    Aug 13, 2026
    5.0
    Awesome place and awesome service! Helped me out and stayed past closed to get my tire patched. Thank you guys!
  • GL
    Greg Leathers
    Aug 12, 2026
    5.0
    We are on a trip to Gainesville to visit our daughter for her 30th birthday the van was not blowing very cold on the way there I contacted Mike at Auto er where they got me in the next morning recharge my air conditioner for a reasonable price and back on the road with out sweating all the way home in the Florida heat. I received excellent service they're very clean waiting area with snacks and drinks available. I would highly recommend them for your automotive services.
  • SS
    Soman
    Aug 4, 2026
    5.0
    Great places to get your car fixed. Friendly and knowledgeable folks w good customer service! They knew what they were doing and they were efficient in completing the work. Wait area is small but very nice. Great after service follow-up too.
  • BJ
    Brandon Jett
    Jul 31, 2026
    3.0
    I just moved back to Gainesville after being away for 10 years. I brought my older car to Auto ER off NW 39th because I had great experiences with their Archer location in the past. I had a TPMS light come on. Because it is an older car, I also asked them to just look it over and let me know what else might be in need of repair. The folks at the front desk were very nice, the inspection seemed thorough, and I liked the fact that they sent an invoice online explaining what they found, the remedies, and costs. I couldn’t afford to pay for all of the recommended repairs, which would’ve totaled over $5,000. The AC replacement being the biggest expense. I opted not to do that. They fixed the TPMS and some other computer issues, new spark plugs, and replaced my constant velocity axle assembly. In all, I spent about $2,000 on repairs. It seemed reasonable. Again, service was prompt and people were nice. The car drove in an odd way after I picked it up. It just felt like something was off. I brought it back, they quickly got me in, drove it around, and looked at it on the lift. They told me one of my front struts was locked up. That repair would be around $1,200. It just felt odd to me that the strut issue wasn’t identified the previous inspection. Maybe it was always like that and they just missed it. It is just disheartening to pay a lot and realize that additional repairs are necessary. Again, it is an older car. I expect to have to fix things. The timing of the strut issue just felt odd. I didn’t get the repair because I couldn’t afford it at the time. My car drive worse than it did when I originally brought it in. After I left, I also noticed that my brake lights wouldn’t turn off. A small plastic pad was broken that attaches to the rake pedal and connects to the brake lights switch was broken. Not a huge issue, but frustrating. A small piece that isn’t carried at auto zone. My anti-lock brake system light also popped on. Again, old car. Maybe the repairs to the computer system just started to work properly and there were always issues with the antilock brakes. Maybe the struts were always like that and I just didn’t notice the wobbly feel when I drove it and maybe they missed the struts during their initial inspection. Maybe I broke of little plastic pad on the brake pedal. Feels like a lot of coincidences. The people were very nice, very professional. Their invoices are really useful for understanding what you are paying for. I understand it is an old car and repairs are necessary and at times quite expensive. Just disappointed that it feels my car is in worse shape after getting it back.
  • DH
    D B Hunt
    Jul 30, 2026
    5.0
    Professional from start to finish. Always clear as to what is essential for immediate repairs. Thank you!

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