Pit Stop Auto Repair

108 Railroad Ave., Suite F
Suisun City, CA 94585

Monday - Friday 8:30am to 5pm

Saturday by Appointment

(707) 426-6400

Pit Stop Auto Repair

108 Railroad Ave., Suite F
Suisun City, CA 94585

Monday - Friday 8:30am to 5pm

Saturday by Appointment

(707) 426-6400

About Us

Top Quality Advice & Repairs

Pit Stop Auto Repair, located in Suisun City, California, has been offering premium service at an affordable price to Solano County residents since 1998. Owned and operated by Tim and Judy Wasik, Pit Stop Auto Repair ensures customers receive top quality advice and repairs.

Experience Counts

Tim is an ASE Certified Master Technician with 28 years experience in Automotive Repair.

Using factory diagnostic equipment, Tim and his professional employees are able to quickly and efficiently diagnose any issues with your vehicle. They will suggest and make the appropriate repairs, that will get you back on the road as quickly as possible.

Schedule Your Appointment Today!

Tim and Judy appreciate you taking time to visit the Pit Stop Auto Repair website and encourage you to bring your vehicle to Pit Stop Auto Repair where you will discover a new experience with a friendly and competent auto repair shop.

The auto repair shop is easy to find at 108 Railroad Avenue
(Suite F) in Suisun City, close to Highway 12.

Our Services

Pit Stop Auto Repair prides itself on offering a variety of services to our customers. The following list shows common services we provide. If you require a service not listed, we urge you to contact us, as our ASE master mechanic is certified in numerous area of work.

Air bag repairs
Air conditioning services/repair
Brake/ABS services
Charging system checks
Computerized diagnostics
Cooling system repairs
Electrical repairs
Engine rebuilding
Engine repairs (minor/major)
Exhaust services
Factory service maintenance
Power window repairs
Smog services
Suspension repairs
Transmission rebuilding
Tune-up
Wheel alignments

Commercial and Fleet Accounts

Pit Stop Auto Repair understands how difficult it can be for business owners to maintain their commercial vehicles, so we are here to assist you in keeping your fleet running at top performance.

After hour assistance is available for all fleet accounts including setting up tows and getting your commercial vehicle back on the road as soon as possible.

Key Benefits:

Your entire fleet stays up and running, allowing you to focus on other priorities within your organization.
We offer special price packages for commercial / fleet accounts.
Pit Stop offers quality work and is staffed by ASE Certified Technicians (Including one ASE Certified Master Technician).

Vehicle Maintenance Tips

Here at Pit Stop Auto Repair know exactly how it feels (from experience) to get going on an anticipated vacation in your vehicle and be held back by your vehicle breaking down every other mile, or have some type of an emergency where you must take your vehicle to an auto repair shop you are unfamiliar with. Here are a few tips of what to do before leaving on a trip, and things to ensure you have available before setting off.

Take your car to your regular mechanic's shop two weeks prior to your trip for a routine diagnostic. Make sure to tell your mechanic what type of terrain (uphill, downhill, snowy, etc.) you will be driving in so they are able to look at the equipment that may cause you trouble in certain areas
Take along some extra supplies that your car might need while on the road: Fix-A-Flat or a similar product in case of a flat tire; A new bottle of anti-freeze and transmission fluid may come in handy; Jumper cables, a small box of tools including screw drivers, pliers, a few spare radiator hose clamps that you can get from your mechanic, roll of electrical tape, and a hand towel to wipe your hands should all be packed in your car
A few recommendations that will aid in driver comfort are: Install new wiper blades and fill up the washer bottle with windshield washer solvent to help keep the windshield clean (seems wiper blades are never thought about unless it is raining).
If it is raining during your drive, don’t forget to bring along rain gear in case of an emergency situation in where you would be standing in the rain for a long period of time.
Make sure that you have the following items in your car before you leave: flashlight, pen, paper, and some type of camera (cell phone, digital, polaroid, anything) in case of an accident.
Always keep a first aid kit somewhere in your vehicle.

General Maintenance by Season:

Summer:

Radiator Flush, the coolant in your radiator doesn’t last forever, especially after it hasn’t bee used over the winter season.
Oil Changes are more crucial during the summer months, as you need more lubrication for your engine in the hot weather.
Wiper blades should be checked as a precaution, the brutal treatment by using them so often in the winter may break them down, making them useless in a summer rain shower.
Check your air-filter.
Consider a tune-up.
Have your air conditioner checked to make sure you have the appropriate amount of freon.
Check your cooling system, to be sure your engine is well-prepared for the hot temperatures.
Replenish all fluids, don’t let your vehicle become dehydrated.
Check your tire pressure - regardless of season, you should check tire pressure as a safety precaution.

Winter:

Get your oil changed.
Have your cooling system checked - it can directly effect the operation of your heater.
Get your electrical system tested - it is in high demand and works harder in winter.
Take a closer look at your tires. With the rainy season upon you, the slick roads from fresh rain mixed with bad traction on tires can equal a disaster.
Check your wiper blades. Tis the season to be rainy, make sure you're prepared.
Headlights should be checked regularly, but especially in the winter months with shorter daylight hours.
Some things you might want to keep in your car/trunk are warm clothes, a first aid kit, blanket, flashlight, energy bars, and anything you think would be helpful in an emergency situation.