General Auto Repair in West Allis, WI

Full-Service Auto Repair in West Allis, WI

West Allis drivers who want a dependable mechanic make the trip to our shop at 640 W Armour Ave in Milwaukee. We repair cars, trucks and SUVs, from everyday commuters to work vehicles that cannot afford a day off. If something feels wrong, we track it down and fix it.

Our services run from brake repair and oil changes to engine rebuilding and transmission work. We also handle suspension and steering, electrical diagnostics and heating and air conditioning repair. Our technicians bring skill and experience to every job, backed by state-of-the-art equipment. The result is quality work at prices that respect your budget.

Why West Allis Drivers Choose Us

West Allis has a long history with machines and the people who build them, and drivers here can tell honest work from a sales pitch. We tell you what your vehicle needs, what can wait and why. That straight talk is the reason customers keep coming back.

Luis founded Shorty's Auto Repair LLC in 2021, and the shop has spent 5+ years earning trust across Greater Milwaukee. Our team speaks Spanish, so you can explain a problem in the language you are most comfortable with. Call (414) 364-9357 or request a quote online to get started.

What We Do in West Allis, WI

West Allis drivers rely on us for general auto repair, engine diagnostics, engine repair, brake repair, oil changes, transmission service, suspension and steering repair, electrical diagnostics, heating and air conditioning repair, and preventive maintenance.

About West Allis, WI

West Allis is a suburb of Milwaukee and the eleventh-most populous city in Wisconsin, with 60,325 residents at the 2020 census. Its name comes from Edward P. Allis, whose company grew into a major manufacturer in the area. The city became the City of West Allis in 1906.

Wisconsin State Fair Park sits in West Allis, home to the annual Wisconsin State Fair and the Milwaukee Mile racetrack. Interstate 94 and Interstate 41 and 894 run through the city. Its climate records show about 52.3 inches of snow in an average year, along with summer highs that have reached 104 degrees. Swings like that test a cooling system in July and a battery and heater in January.