Antioch is in southeast Davidson County, and drivers there rely on I-24, Bell Road and Murfreesboro Pike. If you need auto repair Antioch TN has some options, and ours is a straightforward drive across the east side of Nashville to Lebanon Pike. The address is 2843 C Lebanon Pike, Nashville, TN 37214.
We have one shop only, and no work is done in Antioch. The shop handles mechanical repair, brake work, European brands, dent repair and collision services.
What an Antioch Commute Does to a Car
- Brake pedal that pulses after the stop-and-go on I-24
- Squealing or grinding when braking down Murfreesboro Pike
- Tires wearing unevenly from lane changes and rough pavement
- Overheating or weak air conditioning in summer traffic
- Parking lot dents from busy shopping centers
Brake and Mechanical Visits
- Describe it. Tell us what you hear, feel or see, and when it happens.
- Inspect. We check pads, rotors, fluid, lines and related parts, not just the part that squeals.
- Present options. You hear what is urgent and what can wait, then choose.
- Repair. Repairs you approve are completed on site, then we walk through them with you.
Brakes, Then Everything Else
- Brake repair explained step by step
- Mechanical, European, dent and collision options in one place
- No work begins without your approval
The Route From Antioch
From Antioch, take I-24 West toward downtown, then Briley Parkway north to I-40 East. Exit at Stewarts Ferry Pike and follow the signs to Lebanon Pike. Taking Briley Parkway avoids driving into the center of the city.
Antioch has a lot of commuters and a lot of vehicles of every age. Frequent hard braking on I-24 and the busy arteries, plus hot summers, make brakes and cooling systems the most common reasons we hear from drivers.
If your brakes feel wrong, the car is overheating or a warning light is flashing, do not drive it across town. Otherwise, book a visit. Learn more about brake repair, mechanical repair and the areas we serve.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have a location in Antioch?
No, there is no Antioch branch. Our single shop is on Lebanon Pike in Nashville, and Antioch drivers bring their cars there.
Which route should I take from Antioch?
Take I-24 West, then Briley Parkway north to I-40 East, and exit at Stewarts Ferry Pike. The shop is on Lebanon Pike nearby.
Should I drive with a brake problem?
If the pedal is soft, the car pulls hard or you hear grinding, do not drive it. Arrange a safe way to move the car, then book. Our brake repair page describes what we check.
Do you repair European cars?
Yes. We work on BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi and other European makes, along with everyday vehicles.