Service Areas

Honest auto repair on White Horse Road

• Berea

  Piquet Auto Service sits a short drive from Berea, and that distance changes how we work for you. Drop your car off in the morning on your way down White Horse Road and most same-day jobs, from an oil change to brake pad work, are ready before pickup time. We diagnose the problem first, explain it in plain English, and let you decide. No jargon, no pressure, just the fix your car actually needs.

  • Berea branch of the Greenville County Library System

• Duncan

  Piquet Auto Service keeps Duncan drivers moving along the I-85 corridor. The shop sits at 6349 White Horse Road in Greenville, an easy run west for Duncan commuters whose cars rack up interstate miles every week. That kind of driving shows up in specific places: brakes that wear on the daily stop-and-go, batteries that weaken, engines that need steady attention. We diagnose first, explain what we found in plain terms, and do the work that actually needs doing.

  • Middle Tyger River

• Easley

  Piquet Auto Service gives Easley drivers a reason to skip the trip into Greenville for car trouble. Our shop sits on White Horse Road, along the same east-west corridor many Pickens County commuters already use, so a repair fits into a normal day instead of taking over one. From brake repair to check engine light diagnostics, we explain what the car needs in plain terms and do the work. Drop the car off in the morning, head where you need to go, and pick it up when the job is done.

  • Greenville-Pickens Speedway
  • Downtown Easley

• Fountain Inn

  Piquet Auto Service is a steady choice for Fountain Inn drivers who want the job done right, even if the shop is a short drive up the road in Greenville. Fountain Inn sits at the far end of the Golden Strip, about seventeen miles southeast of our White Horse Road location, and many residents make that trip because they would rather have a mechanic explain the problem plainly than settle for a shop down the street. Brake repair, check engine light diagnostics, transmission repair and general auto repair all get the same treatment here: a clear diagnosis, a plain explanation and honest turnaround. Call (864) 747-3475 to plan your visit.

  • Fountain Inn High School
  • Fairview Presbyterian Church
  • the Cannon Building

• Greenville

  Piquet Auto Service keeps Greenville drivers moving from a single shop on White Horse Road. West Greenville, North Main, the West End, and Hampton Pinckney all fall inside the shop's regular service area, and White Horse Road is the corridor that ties them together. Brake repair, oil changes, and check engine light diagnostics all begin with the same step: the problem explained in plain terms before any work starts. Call (864) 747-3475 or stop by six days a week.

  • Falls Park on the Reedy
  • Paris Mountain
  • Peace Center

• Greer

  Piquet Auto Service takes care of Greer drivers from our shop on White Horse Road, about a half hour down the road for most of the city. Growing families and daily commuters keep us busy with the work that keeps a household moving: brake repair, oil changes, check engine light diagnostics, and suspension repair. We explain what the car needs in plain terms, then do the job and get you back on schedule.

  • Greer Heritage Museum
  • Lake Robinson
  • Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport

• Mauldin

  Piquet Auto Service keeps Mauldin drivers moving with honest auto repair on White Horse Road, about twenty minutes up the road from Mauldin via I-385. Suburban schedules leave little room for a car sitting in a bay all week, so we focus on a clear diagnosis first and a steady turnaround. Brake repair, oil changes and check engine light diagnostics get explained in plain English before any wrench turns.

• Piedmont

  Piquet Auto Service works with Piedmont drivers who want a shop they can count on, the kind of place that explains the problem once and fixes it right. Out here along the Saluda River, a car is not a luxury. It is how you get to work in Greenville, run errands, and get home on dark two-lane roads. We handle brake repair, oil changes, check engine light diagnostics and general auto repair with plain answers and fair treatment.

  • the Saluda River dam and shoals
  • the Piedmont public library, a branch of the Anderson County Library System

• Simpsonville

  Piquet Auto Service keeps Simpsonville households with two, three, or four vehicles moving without the runaround. Families off I-385 and Highway 14 juggle work commutes, school runs, and weekend trips, and a car in the shop strains the whole schedule. We diagnose plainly, explain what each vehicle needs in order, and stagger the work so your driveway never goes empty.

  • Simpsonville Clock Tower
  • Woodside Mill
  • Burdette Building

• Spartanburg

  Piquet Auto Service does repair work for Spartanburg drivers who would rather drive for a fair job than settle for whatever is closest. The run from the Hub City down to our shop on White Horse Road in Greenville takes about thirty minutes, which makes one well-planned visit practical. A grinding brake on the commute, a check engine light that will not clear, or an AC that fades in July can all be handled on the same trip, with the problem explained in plain terms before any work begins.

  • Wofford College
  • Croft State Park
  • Duncan Park

• Taylors

  Piquet Auto Service works on the steady, well-kept cars you see all over Taylors, from the streets near the old mill to the neighborhoods around Eastside High School. Most of these vehicles are past their first hundred thousand miles and need a shop that repairs instead of upsells. We handle brake repair, check engine light diagnostics, and general auto repair with a plain explanation of what failed and what it takes to fix it. The drive over from Taylors is short, and the answers are honest.

  • Taylors Mill
  • Eastside High School
  • Enoree River

• Travelers Rest

  Piquet Auto Service keeps Travelers Rest drivers moving. The ride south to our shop on White Horse Road is short, and it covers commuters who head down Highway 276 or US 25 toward Greenville every morning. A car that starts rough, brakes soft, or throws a check engine code before that drive is a car we want to see. We diagnose the problem plainly, explain what the fix involves, and get the work done so the next trip south is an uneventful one.

  • Swamp Rabbit Trail
  • Furman University
  • John H. Goodwin House