Oldsmobile Repair & Service in Longview & Tyler, TX
The brand stopped building new vehicles, but plenty are still on East Texas roads and still worth maintaining. Parts availability is the first thing we check.
Alero, Cutlass, Intrigue
Oldsmobile stopped building new vehicles in 2004. We still service the ones still on the road.
Both shops work on this make — Longview on W Marshall Ave and Tyler on Highway 31. Diagnosis comes first, then a written estimate, then the repair once you approve it.
What we see most on these
- Transmission Repair Diagnosis first. Many transmission complaints are fluid, sensors or solenoids — not a rebuild. →
- A/C & Cooling System Air conditioning that actually blows cold, and a cooling system that keeps the engine off the red. →
- Preventative Maintenance Scheduled service that keeps small items small — fluids, filters, belts, brakes and inspections. →
Why bring it to Spraggins
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Certified where it counts
ASE-certified master mechanics at both shops — the people doing the diagnosis are the ones who trained for it.
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You see what we see
Diagnostic work at both shops comes with a digital vehicle inspection report — photos of the actual part on your vehicle and notes in plain English, sent to your phone for item-by-item approval.
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Family-owned since 2001
BBB accredited with an A+ rating at both shops, and reviews answered by Tony and Melissa themselves.