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Hours

Monday

9:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Tuesday

9:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Wednesday

9:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Thursday

9:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Friday

9:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Saturday

9:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Sunday

Closed

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Answers before you book

Where is Piquet Auto Service located and who do you serve?

The shop sits at 6349 White Horse Road in Greenville, SC, and we see drivers from Greenville and nearby towns like Berea, Travelers Rest, and Taylors. If you live or work along the White Horse Road corridor, you are minutes away. Stop by or call (864) 747-3475 to arrange a visit.

How do I schedule an appointment?

Call (864) 747-3475 during shop hours or stop by the White Horse Road location in Greenville. Tell us what the car is doing and we will set a time that works. Walk-ins are welcome when the schedule allows, though a call helps us plan the bay time your vehicle needs.

What are your hours?

We are open Monday through Saturday from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM and closed on Sundays. Those hours cover both early-morning drop-offs before work and after-work pick-ups for drivers in Greenville and the surrounding area.

What should I bring or do before my visit?

Bring your keys and, if you have them, any paperwork from a previous repair. Note what the car is doing and when: noises on turns, warning lights, smells, or leaks. If the check engine light is on, keep driving gently and bring it in rather than clearing the codes yourself, since the codes help us diagnose.

What happens when I drop off my car?

You talk with the mechanic working on the vehicle, not a call center. We listen to the symptoms, look the car over, and run the tests needed, whether that is OBD-II diagnostics for a warning light or a battery load test for a no-start. Then we explain what we found in plain English before any work starts.

How does a check engine light diagnosis work?

We plug in an OBD-II scanner and pull the stored codes, then verify them with hands-on checks instead of guessing from the code alone. A code points to a system, not always a part, so we confirm the cause before recommending a fix. You get the findings explained clearly, and the choice about what to repair stays yours.

What does a brake service visit include?

We inspect brake pad thickness, rotor condition, and the calipers, then check fluid level and condition. Depending on what we see, the work might be new pads, rotor replacement, a caliper repair, or a brake fluid flush. We show you what is worn and explain the options before starting.

Can you handle an AC that has stopped blowing cold?

We check the system for leaks and proper pressure, test the compressor and controls, and recharge with the correct refrigerant your vehicle requires, including R-1234yf systems on newer cars. A system that keeps losing its charge usually has a leak, and we find it rather than just topping it off.

Do you work on transmissions?

We repair and service transmissions, including transmission fluid exchanges at the interval your vehicle needs. Some problems are fluid or solenoid related, others are internal, so we start with a diagnosis to find out which one you have. You will know the scope before any repair begins.

Do you use new parts or used ones?

We use new, quality parts suited to your vehicle, and we will tell you which part we plan to install and why. For jobs like wheel bearing replacement or strut and shock replacement, the right part matters as much as the install, so we torque everything to spec and road-test the car when the work is done.

How often should my car come in for maintenance?

The right interval varies with the vehicle, its mileage, and the way you drive. Oil changes on most modern cars run longer than the old 3,000-mile rule, and items like the timing belt follow a set schedule. On a visit we can go over your car's service history and lay out a plan that fits your driving around Greenville.

Can I wait at the shop while you work?

Many quick jobs, like an oil change or battery replacement, fit into a wait-friendly window during our 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM weekday and Saturday hours. Larger jobs, like an engine repair or overhaul, usually mean leaving the car for the day or longer. We tell you which kind of job you have before you commit.

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