Performance
Automotive Services, Inc.
2411
Spaugh Industrial Drive • Winston-Salem,
NC 27103
(336) 760-9888 •
Mark and Donna Hulcher - Owners
- We Want To Be Your Car
Care Choice -
New Temporary Address
113-A Griffith Plaza Court, Winston-Salem, NC 27103, just a few blocks north of our shop.
Our phone number remains the same
(336) 760-9888
"The physical location of Performance Automotive has been badly damaged by a large fire and is no longer a servicable facility.
We are continuing to work and to provide our customers with quality automotive care.
We will still be able to repair many issues that your vehicle may have.
Please simply call our regular office number (336 760 9888) and we will do our best to accomodate your needs.
Your continued patrinage of our business and kind understanding is greatly appreciated."
"Performance Automotive and the Hulcher family would like to thank all of our loved ones and friends, including all of our customers, for their outpouring of support.
We are so appreciative and are very blessed to have you all in our lives."
Service
for but Not Limited To:
Acura • Chrysler • Ford • GM •
Honda • Isuzu • Mazda • Nissan
• Subaru • Toyota • Volvo • VW
Located in Winston-Salem, NC, Performance Automotive provides quality automotive services and repairs. We perform quality repairs for both import and domestic vehicles, are ASE certified technicians, and use quality products such as AC Delco, Beck Arnley, and other reliable brands.
We have purchased the new OBD II machine that is required by the state of North Carolina for inspections for vehicle models 1996 and up.
We will still be able to inspect older models with our other machine!
Oil Change $24.95!
" most cars and light trucks, some restrictions apply. Tax and shop fees not included Expires 08/31/10
"According to Edmunds, the top five ways to make your car run "forever" are: Follow your service schedule, check fluids and tire pressure regularly, go easy during startup, use a single high-grade fuel, and drive smart. If you don't know much about maintenance basics, there are plenty of online resources available, as well as your car dealership or your favorite mechanic.
Most experts agree the best way to make your car last longer is to religiously follow the maintenance schedule in your owner's manual. In addition, make sure to check vital fluids every three months (especially engine oil and radiator coolant), pay attention to your car's gauges, regularly wash the car, and store it in a covered place. Even good driving habits can help minimize regular wear and tear."
