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*The certification mark, as used by authorized persons, certifies that such persons have met the certifier's standards as to quality of customer service, facility appearance, staff qualifications and training, community reputation, scope of service and repairs and insurance.
Every AAA Approved Auto Repair Facility undergoes a comprehensive investigation and meets stringent quality standards. You can trust in the AAA name and feel confident when choosing a AAA Approved Auto Repair Facility to service your vehicle.
AAA members receive these benefits:
24-month/24,000 milerepair guarantee by the facility(1)
Discounts on labor for auto repair or maintenance service (up to $50)(2)
Free maintenance inspection with any paid service(3)
Vehicle triage within 60 minutes of a AAA tow in to the facility and assistance in obtaining alternate transportation if necessary
AAA’s support to help resolve disputes arising from a service or repair at a AAA Approved Auto Repair facility
Disclaimer
(1) All repairs are guaranteed by the AAA Approved Auto Repair facility for 24 months or 24,000 miles, whichever occurs first, under normal operating conditions, unless otherwise stated in writing. Other restrictions may apply. See facility for details.
(2) Members save 10% (up to $50) on repair service labor at AAA Approved Auto Repair facilities, if discount is requested. Cannot be combined with any other discount or coupon. Valid AAA membership card must be presented at a AAA Approved Auto Repair facility at time of service.
(3) AAA Vehicle Maintenance Inspection is limited to items identified on the AAA Maintenance Inspection form only. Cost of any repairs not included. Most passenger cars and light trucks are eligible. Appointment may be required. Contact the facility in advance for details. Other restrictions may apply. Not valid with any other offer. Valid AAA membership card must be presented at a participating AAA Approved Auto Repair facility at the time of service.
(1) All repairs are guaranteed by the AAA Approved Auto Repair facility for 24 months or 24,000 miles, whichever occurs first, under normal operating conditions, unless otherwise stated in writing. Other restrictions may apply. See facility for details.
(2) Members save 10% (up to $50) on repair service labor at AAA Approved Auto Repair facilities, if discount is requested. Cannot be combined with any other discount or coupon. Valid AAA membership card must be presented at a AAA Approved Auto Repair facility at time of service.
(3) AAA Vehicle Maintenance Inspection is limited to items identified on the AAA Maintenance Inspection form only. Cost of any repairs not included. Most passenger cars and light trucks are eligible. Appointment may be required. Contact the facility in advance for details. Other restrictions may apply. Not valid with any other offer. Valid AAA membership card must be presented at a participating AAA Approved Auto Repair facility at the time of service.
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