Amherstview Auto Services

This new customer had their exhaust fixed by a mechanic named " Dave" in the city....don't be a Dave ...be like our Dave and fix it properly.

Out with the restrictive, problematic factory intake manifold on this customer’s 2022 Ram 2500 6.7 Cummins. The customer wisely opted for the Banks Power 'Monster Ram' intake kit that eliminates the heater grid nut, which falls into the engine and causes catastrophic failure. This kit is 100% emissions legal and is a necessary preventative upgrade for any 6.7 Cummins diesel owner.

Apprentice or licensed 310S technicians wanted for Amherstview Auto Services, are you ready for a shift in your career? Stop by the shop or give us a call!

Is your Tesla's 12V battery due for replacement? Let us assist you! ...unlike conventional vehicles, the replacement process requires special consideration.

We, at Amherstview Auto Service would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Thank you everyone for all the support this year, it is greatly appreciated.

We will be closed from:

December 25th- January 4th..

See you all in the New Year .

Aaron Klith, owner of BTB Tree Service, brought his 2014 Denali with a 6.2L engine from Gananoque for camshaft replacement after a collapsed lifter caused damage. The major repair was completed successfully without complications. Thanks again to BTB Tree Service!

Broken exhaust manifold bolts in your 3.6 Dodge? We can fix that!

Audi with failed turbocharger? We can fix that!

Custom winter wheel and tire set for your BMW X5? We can supply those!

Someone made your intake manifold gaskets with silicone? We can fix that!

GM 5.3 with failed lifter and bent push rod? We can fix that!

Another busy week at Amherstview Auto! We can help!

We are commonly asked if module programming is among our services, and indeed it is. We currently offer factory programming capabilities for GM and Ford vehicles, along with more limited options for vehicles of other makes.

A customer called us after his buddy gave us a thumbs up - he was on a fishing trip, miles from home, in his trusty diesel Transit van when disaster struck and it went into that dreaded emissions-related 'derated power' mode. After some digging, we found the culprit: a broken wire to the D.E.F level sensor. Luckily, we fixed it in a jiffy and he was back to reeling in the big ones!

We've seen a surge in air conditioning repairs due to the recent hot and humid weather. One of our customers experienced A/C system failure after her line rubbed against the idler pulley. Our technician efficiently repaired the damage by cutting out the affected section and utilizing specialized tubing connectors. This approach eliminated the need for a full line assembly replacement, saving the customer time and expense.