The Work

Every service, for every driver.

The same six service lines for everyone on Johns Island, Kiawah, and Seabrook. The difference is how each one applies to you — your car, your weekend, your mileage.

A technician pouring fresh oil into an engine under the shop lights — a service in progress.
The bay, after hours

Routine Maintenance

Oil, fluids, filters, the unglamorous work done right.

For the daily driver

Oil change between school drop-off and the grocery run. Out by lunch.

For the weekend car

Synthetic on the schedule the manual actually wants. Not what the dealer pushes.

Brake & Suspension

Pads, rotors, struts — and the second opinion you actually want.

For the daily driver

The Tahoe stops in less than a football field again. Family fleet, family safe.

For the weekend car

PCCB inspection, OE pads, no overspray on the calipers. Track-ready if you ask.

Diagnostics

Scan tools and the time to read what they actually say.

For the daily driver

A real code read, a real explanation. No "we replaced everything and hoped."

For the weekend car

PIWIS, ISTA, the proprietary tools. The intermittent fault that nobody else found.

European & Exotic

Porsche, BMW, Mercedes, Range Rover — dealership-level hands.

For the daily driver

Range Rover, Volvo, the German wagon you bought used. Factory-trained, fair pricing.

For the weekend car

911, M5, G-wagen, V12 Vantage. Service intervals respected, paperwork intact.

Tires & Alignment

Mounted, balanced, aligned. Steering you forgot how good felt.

For the daily driver

All-seasons mounted, balanced, rotated. Pulls fixed. Steering wheel level again.

For the weekend car

PS4S or Cup 2s, hunter alignment, corner weights on request. Geometry, not guesswork.

Pre-Purchase Inspection

Before you buy. Honest answers in plain English.

For the daily driver

Before the family minivan upgrade. Two hours, plain-English report, no upsell.

For the weekend car

Before the air-cooled, the GT3, the long-bonnet. Compression, leak-down, history.

Don't see it listed? Ring the desk.

Coachbuilt, air-cooled, on a trailer, or simply unusual — if it has a key, we'll tell you honestly whether it's ours to take on. Boat, fleet, and consulting work run through the same desk.