Precision Auto & Diesel

4.8
132 reviews

About

Auto Repair ShopTire Shop
Precision Auto & Diesel provides tire, emission, brake, suspension, alignment, and engine repair and maintenance services in Oconomowoc, WI.

Details

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Location

Precision Auto & Diesel
W395 N5700 Frontier Rd, Oconomowoc, WI
53066, United States

Hours

Reviews

4.8
132 reviews
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What are people saying?

AI-generated from recent customer reviews

Customer Service

Customers consistently praised the friendly, professional, and responsive service from staff, highlighting their willingness to help and communicate effectively.

Timeliness

Many reviews noted the quick turnaround for services, with customers appreciating the fast service and ability to accommodate urgent requests.

Honesty and Transparency

Numerous customers expressed satisfaction with the honest assessments and fair pricing, feeling confident that they were not being upsold unnecessary services.

Quality of Work

The quality of repairs and maintenance was frequently commended, with customers reporting successful resolutions to various vehicle issues.

Emissions Testing

The shop was recognized for its efficient and friendly emissions testing service, often completing tests in a very short time.
  • MO
    Mitch Ohnesorge
    6 days ago
    5.0
    Great local place for service on my truck. Knowledgeable, professional and friendly.
  • DB
    Dan Berlinski
    Nov 17, 2025
    5.0
    TJ and Aaron and team are awesome. Fair pricing, great communication. Newer model and late model cars are all taken care of here! All 4 of mine
  • DD
    D Fresh (Dsantae)
    Nov 17, 2025
    5.0
    Went there a couple of times now, I'm a bit of a dyi-er so when I asked for work that was a little less orthodox, the team worked with me and did only the portion I needed help with. They obviously wanted the entire job for the shop - but were happy to do just the work I requested without pushing for anything else. The staff was friendly, honest, and straight forward.
  • PC
    Pierce Cable
    Nov 13, 2025
    5.0
    Another job well done at Precision Auto! TJ kept me informed throughout the process and clearly explained the scenario, allowing me to make an informed decision. Nice work!
  • KF
    Karen Freitag
    Nov 7, 2025
    5.0
    Precision had to order a tire to replace one damaged by a nail in the sidewall. It arrived in a timely manner and was able to be installed on Thursday. I also had my air and cabin filter replaced. I arrived 45 min. early for my appt. and they were able to do the work right away. I appreciate their service and flexibility!

Frequently Asked Questions About Precision Auto & Diesel

Should I keep an eye on fluids and filters?

Your car’s engine is full of sensitive and delicate moving parts that rely on fluids like oil, transmission fluid, and coolant to function well. If you don’t keep an eye on these fluid levels or periodically change the filters, these delicate parts could face irreparable damage. Your car’s brakes also require brake fluid to transfer the force to the brakes to slow or stop your vehicle. It's possible for brake fluid to lose its effectiveness or for leaks to occur. If you experience abnormal brake performance, make sure to have your car checked. Coolant or antifreeze prevents overheating and freezing of the engine's cooling system. Like brake fluid, recommended service intervals vary by manufacturer and can range from roughly a few years to a recommended check during every scheduled maintenance service. Keep an eye on your coolant level to ensure there aren't any leaks. If you ever see the engine temperature warning light turn on, there might be something wrong with your coolant or the amount of coolant remaining.

When should I have my automotive parts replaced?

Your vehicle’s brakes should be examined at least once a year to identify any wear and tear and need for repair. Brake pads and rotors typically last anywhere from 35,000 to 60,000 miles, depending on how often you stop while driving and how thin or thick the rotors and pads are initially. Your car’s battery typically lasts 4 or 5 years, depending on outdoor temperature, driving frequency, and overall use – among other influences. To maximize battery life, keep your battery clean; don't leave your car unused for an extended period, and don't forget to shut off the interior lights and headlights when your car isn't in use. Driving with bad headlights can be very dangerous. Restoring your headlights can have it looking like new and can shine up to 3 or 4 times lighter when driving. You can slow oxidation caused by heat, sunlight, pollution, and harsh chemicals by parking in a garage when possible.