PIT SET

Independent auto repair

Straight answers. Solid work.

Not sure what it is?
Let’s take a look Tulsa, Oklahoma

What’sunderneath?

A new noise. A strange vibration.
Let’s get to the bottom of it.

BrakesStop with confidence.

Squeaks, grinding or a different pedal feel? Tell us when it happens. We look at the whole braking system and explain what we find before discussing a repair.

  • Pads & discs
  • Caliper movement
  • Nearby hardware
ExhaustKeep it quiet. Keep it clean.

A rattle, a leak or a louder-than-usual drive? Tell us when the sound changes. We trace the assembly, explain what we find and talk through the repair options.

  • Muffler & pipes
  • Joints & connections
  • Hangers & mounts
SuspensionFind your smooth again.

More bounce, a knock or wandering? Note whether it happens over bumps, while turning or at speed. We check the components together and explain the findings before discussing replacement work.

  • Struts & springs
  • Control arms
  • Bushings & mounts
Everyday careFor all the miles in between.

Routine care, planned around your car. Bring the mileage and recent records so we can see what is due, what has already been done and what needs a closer look.

  • Oil & filters
  • Fluid checks
  • Service history & mileage
A worn brake caliper and steel rotor, shown up close so every mark and surface is visible.
Nothing to hide.

A REAL CLOSE LOOK
Explore the brake assembly

Two mechanics in navy work clothes examining an exhaust together in a warm, sunlit workshop.

The way we work

  1. We listen to you, look closely,
    and find the real issue.

  2. We show you what we found.
    In plain English.

  3. Your go-ahead. The right parts.
    Work we take care with.

First, a proper look.What happens, when it happens, and what we can see.

A mechanic using an inspection light to examine the brake rotor and caliper on a safely supported car.
Sounds good.
Let’s get it fixed.

No mystery work.
No repairs without your say-so.

Good work starts
with a good conversation.

After the work

GOOD WORK.
WORTH KEEPING.

Date. Mileage. What was done.
A little history makes the next visit easier.

Start with your notes
A mechanic writing the service record at the workshop counter, with the car key resting beside the clipboard.
FOR THE GLOVEBOX

  1. The work.

    Keep the date, mileage and details of the agreed work with your service history. The invoice gives your next conversation a starting point.

  2. The next check.

    Ask what needs another look and when. Keep any agreed follow-up alongside your maintenance notes.

  3. If it comes back.

    Note when the symptom returns and what feels different. Bring that detail together with the record of the recent work.

Keep the story with the car.

A little head start / Your shop notes

YOU KNOWYOUR CAR.

We know where to look.

Start with what you’ve noticed. A few everyday words are all you need.

What brings you here?
What does it sound like?
When do you notice it? If it applies.
CUSTOMER NOTES
YOUR WORKING COPY

LET’S HEAR IT.

No mechanic-speak needed. Pick a few details, or just write it your way.

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Handy to have…

  • Your vehicle & approximate mileage
  • When it started & how often it happens
  • A note of any recent work
A few straight answers

Before youpull in.

Not sure what’s wrong?

That’s a good place to start. Tell us what you hear, feel, or notice—and when it happens. You don’t need to know the name of a part.

Will you check with me first?

Always. Our approach is to show you what we found, explain the proposed work, and get your go-ahead before a repair.

Can you work on my vehicle?

Start with the year, make, model and approximate mileage. The shop would need to confirm the vehicle and the work before arranging a visit.

Can I get a price before a visit?

Some work needs a closer look before it can be priced. Share what you’ve noticed, and ask about any inspection charge and the proposed repair cost before approving any work.

Can I choose a day online?

You can choose a preferred day in the request form. A real appointment would need the shop’s confirmation. This concept lets you preview and download your request without sending it.

What should I bring?

Bring your keys, vehicle details, recent service records and notes on when the problem appears. Mention recent work; a recording made while safely parked can help explain an intermittent noise.

Pull in.

Book a little time.
Get back to your everyday.

Visit the shop

2840 Mockingbird Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74107
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Shop hours

Mon–Fri
8:00 AM — 6:00 PM
Saturday
8:00 AM — 2:00 PM
Sunday
Taking a breather
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Give us a ring

(918) 555-0142

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