Auto Services in Ontario
40 verified auto services across 2 cities. Compare Google ratings, read 7,294 reviews, and find the right business.
Auto Services by City
GoWrench Auto Niagara / St. Catharines
Motive Masters – Automotive Care
Lakeport Auto
Wally's Auto Service
SH ProGuys Auto Repair
McLeod's Auto Service
Speedy Auto Service St. Catharines
Greves Automotive Services Ltd.
R S Automotive Repairs
ADVANCED AUTO CLINIC
Ontario Street Service Centre (Auto Garage)
Golden Auto Repair
Master Mechanic St. Catharine's
CC Auto Niagara
Triple R Auto
Pin Oak Automotive
Top Auto: Service Centre
Scott's Automotive
FIX AUTO ST. CATHARINES (United Motor Collision)
We Care Auto
City Wide Auto Centre
Minit Auto Service - NAPA AUTOPRO
Niagara Auto Electric & Complete Service Centre
Auto Tune Service Centre
Viva Auto | Service - Repair - Body
Central Service Auto Repair
Auto Doctor's Mechanical & Collision
Boyd Automotive & Tire
Anic Automotive INC
Eddie's Garage
3N Auto Service
German Automotive Inc
Alltech Automotive
Marty’s Auto Repair
Gill Auto Repair
Dave's Total Automotive
Platinum Automotive Repair
Babbal (Mobile Mechanic)
Total Auto Repair
Auto Works Niagara
Hiring a Auto Services in Ontario
$500
Year-round (peak: winter tire season Oct-Nov, spring maintenance)
What to Look For
- Red Seal certified mechanics
- Written warranty on parts and labour
- Transparent pricing (posted labour rates)
Tips Before You Hire
- 1.Get a written estimate before any work starts
- 2.Ask if they use OEM or aftermarket parts
- 3.Verify Red Seal certification for technicians
Auto Services Cost Guide — Ontario (2026)
Typical price ranges for auto services work in Ontario. Get at least 3 quotes to compare.
Prices in CAD. Based on typical Ontario contractor quotes, 2026. Actual costs vary by scope, materials, and access.
Auto Services Licensing in Ontario
Required Licence
Motor Vehicle Inspection Station (MVIS) for safety inspections
Mechanics should have Red Seal certification. Shops performing safety inspections need MVIS designation from MTO.
Red Flags to Watch For
- No written estimate
- Won't show old parts
- Pressure to add services
- No posted labour rates
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Frequently Asked Questions — Auto Services Contractors
- How many auto services contractors are in the directory?
- Our directory lists 40 verified auto services contractors across 2 cities in Ontario.
- What is the average rating for auto services contractors?
- The average Google rating for auto services contractors is 4.8 stars based on 7,294 combined reviews.
- Do auto services contractors need a licence in Ontario?
- Motor Vehicle Inspection Station (MVIS) for safety inspections. Mechanics should have Red Seal certification. Shops performing safety inspections need MVIS designation from MTO.
- How much does auto services work cost in Ontario?
- Costs vary by project and location. Oil Change: $50-$130 (per service). Brake Service: $200-$700 (per axle). Tire Swap: $60-$150 (4 tires). Get at least 3 quotes.
- How do I find a good auto services contractor?
- Check Google reviews, verify WSIB coverage at wsib.ca, confirm they pull required permits, get 3 written quotes, and never pay more than 10-15% deposit upfront.
- How much does an oil change cost in Ontario?
- A standard oil change in Ontario costs $50-$80 for conventional oil and $80-$130 for synthetic. Dealerships charge $100-$180. Independent shops offer the best value. Most vehicles need oil changes every 8,000-12,000 km or every 6 months.
- Do I need to go to a dealer for warranty maintenance in Ontario?
- No. Under the Motor Vehicle Dealers Act, you can have warranty maintenance done at any licensed shop in Ontario without voiding your warranty, as long as they use OEM-equivalent parts and document the service. Keep all receipts.
- How do I find a trustworthy mechanic in Ontario?
- Look for shops with: 4.0+ Google rating with 50+ reviews, Red Seal certified technicians, transparent pricing (posted rates), membership in the Automotive Industries Association (AIA), and willingness to show you the problem before repairing. Avoid shops that won't give written estimates.
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