Our Services

Gesell's Automotive offers a complete menu of services:

  • Oil Change and Lube Service
  • Tire Sales and Service
  • Tire Rotation
  • Brake Service (ABS)
  • Check Engine Lights
  • Computer Assessment for Drivability Problems
  • Emission Repair (State of Wisconsin recognized IM240 repair facility)
  • Engine Tune-up
  • 30K, 60K, 90K, 120K Maintenance Services
  • Steering and Suspension Service
  • Exhaust and Muffler Replacement
  • Radiator Replacements
  • Cooling System Flush and Fill
  • Transmission Fluid Flush Service
  • Transmission Replacement (rebuilt units only)
  • Shock and Strut Service
  • Engine Replacement (rebuilt/used)
  • Timing Belts Replacement
  • Electrical System Diagnosis (alternators, starters, shorts)
  • Battery Sales and Service
  • Wiper Replacement
  • Fuel Injection Diagnostics and Service

Auto Repair Videos

Breathe easier this spring!

Whether you suffer from allergies, or just want your heat/air conditioning/defrost to work better, David Rogers, the Monday Morning Mechanic shows why changing the cabin air filter can make a big difference!

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Auto Repair Articles

Get Ready for Vacations and Week-end Trips

What do you do if you start hearing or have been hearing a weird noise?

The easy answer is to get an inspection by ASE Certified Tech. They can find the cause and also find other damage it may have caused.

To protect yourself, though, you should take the time to listen to turn off the CD player, roll down the window - and listen to your car:

Hydroplaning and Tire Care

What is Hydroplaning? Hydroplaning is the loss of contact between your tires and the road because of water buildup. When your car hydroplanes, it essentially turns into an unsteerable sled, which is especially dangerous if there are people or vehicles in front of you on the road.

Rain means high danger for hydroplaning. Older highways with ruts and non-porous surfaces have a higher occurance of Water puddles...and thus an increased danger of hydroplaning.

How do I avoid Hydroplaning?