IT’S GONNA BE A GOOD YEAR . 02/04/2019

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02/04/2019  

IT’S GONNA BE A GOOD YEAR

        As we usher in the new year with great celebrations and expectations,
we want to take this moment to express our heartfelt gratitude to you our
customers. We look forward to building and strengthening our relationship
in the new this year, as we have in the past 27 years
             Your continued patronage has made us what we are today.   
Thank you very much for keeping our product the number one brand in town.
We could not achieve this success without you as our customers. Your
satisfaction is our number one concern and we promise to stay reliable and
dependable.  Like always we want to thank you for visiting us and making us
your choice automotive service center . We’re glad that you have found
what you were looking for . It is our goal that you are always happy with
what the services we provide , so please let us know if your buying experience
was anything short of excellent.

     If you need us we are only a phone call away..   
So call us today for all your automotive needs and trailer..,Nothing is
beyond our reach when it comes to service to our customers.We also
service over the road commercial trucks and trailers with a 24 hour road
service, also  steering and suspensions, alignments and oil changes are
just a few of the services provided as well as tires. We have payment plans
with or without credit with payments as low as 40 dollars per month.all you
have to do is call and let us do the rest.  So whatever you need just
remember , We are never more than a phone call away
,Tell them Ronnie B sent ya

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