Locally owned and operated since 1971
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Brahler Tire & Auto Center
Sixth Street & Laurel
Springfield, Il. (217) 523-5645
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- Did you know that Brahler offers important services with new tires! With any purchase of 2 or 4 new tires at Brahler, you'll receive:
- Free tire rotation and wheel balance for the life of the tire (service available at sixth street location)- Free flat repairs for the life of the tire- Mileage warranty- Road Hazard free with select tires (additional cost on other tires)
- Remember - You never need an appointment to have your tires serviced at Brahler. Just stop on by!
- We also offer preventive maintenance and most repairs to help keep your vehicle on the road!
- The technicians at Brahler receive no commission or bonus for the work they perform. You can be sure that we only recommend service work that your vehicle really needs - ordering the work is completely up to you!
- Shuttle service available to and from your destination!
Select any of the services listed below for details:
New Tires (Huge Inventory - if we don’t have what you want in stock, we’ll get it for you!)
Used Tires (100’s in stock)
Brakes
Front End Parts
Shocks/Struts
Radiators
Alternators
Water Pumps
Starters
Tune-Up
Engine Diagnostic/Engine Drivability
Exhaust
Batteries
A/C Repair
Alignments
Radiator Flush and Fill
Transmission Fluid Service
Belt/Hose Replacement
Tire Rotation/Wheel Balance
Flat Repairs
TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System)
Headlights/Light Bulbs
Don’t see the service you need on our list - just give us a call and we will be happy to speak with you!
Store Manager Chad Loy cloy@thinkbrahler.com |
Email other Employees:
Ray Silveri - rsilveri@thinkbrahler.com Jeff Lippa - jlippa@thinkbrahler.com |
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Select any of the services listed below for details:
Oil Change
Transmission Fluid Change
Serpentine Belt Replacement
Radiator Flush and Fill
A/C Recharge
Tire Rotations
Air Filters
Cabin Filters
Wiper Blades
Headlights/Light Bulbs
Radiator Caps
Wheel balancing is available at our Jefferson, N. Dirksen, and Wabash locations
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Radiator Caps
Radiator caps control pressure in the engine cooling system. When the cap malfunctions, the entire system malfunctions--in fact, the most common cooling system problem is a bad radiator cap. To catch problems early, you should have your radiator cap checked by a Brahler technician about every two years. If left unchecked, a bad cap can cause more expensive system failures down the road.
Wheel Balancing
Wheel balancing is important because out-of-balance wheels will cause a car to vibrate at certain speeds. Wheels become unbalanced when a section of the tire becomes heavier than other parts, and is fixed by attaching a lead weight on the opposite side. Stop by Brahler Tire & Auto Center today--your wheels will thank you!
| Other Locations ==> | 700 N. Grand | 1950 N. Dirksen | 1557 Wabash | 1031 W. Jefferson |
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Brahler Lube Center
1701 South Sixth Street
Springfield, Il.
(217) 525-7243
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Store Manager Ryan Twitty rtwitty@thinkbrahler.com |
Lube Center Supervisor Rich Edge redge@thinkbrahler.com |
| Other Locations ==> | 1701 S. 6th. | 1950 N. Dirksen | 1557 Wabash | 1031 W. Jefferson |
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Brahler Lube Center
700 North Grand
Springfield, Il.
(217) 525-7244
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Store Manager Shane Adkins sadkins@thinkbrahler.com |
Lube Center Supervisor Rich Edge redge@thinkbrahler.com |
| Other Locations ==> | 1701 S. 6th. | 700 N. Grand | 1557 Wabash | 1031 W. Jefferson |
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Brahler Lube Center
1950 North Dirksen
Springfield, Il.
(217) 523-0027
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Store Manager Chris Barnard cbarnard@thinkbrahler.com |
Lube Center Supervisor Rich Edge redge@thinkbrahler.com |
| Other Locations ==> | 1701 S. 6th. | 700 N. Grand | 1950 N. Dirksen | 1557 Wabash | 1031 W. Jefferson |
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Brahler Lube Center
252 South Dirksen
Springfield, Il.
(217) 525-7247
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Lube Center Supervisor Rich Edge |
The Brahler Lube Center on South Dirksen is temporarily closed for renovations as we expand our products
and services to better serve our family of customers. During this time, please visit our Lube Center at
1950 North Dirksen Parkway, or any of our other five great locations.
Please feel free to contact us with any questions!
| Other Locations ==> | 1701 S. 6th. | 700 N. Grand | 1950 N. Dirksen | 1031 W. Jefferson |
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Brahler Lube Center
1557 Wabash
Springfield, Il.
(217) 546-0234
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Manager Brian Knecht bknecht@thinkbrahler.com |
Lube Center Supervisor Rich Edge redge@thinkbrahler.com |
| Other Locations ==> | 1701 S. 6th. | 700 N. Grand | 1950 N. Dirksen | 1557 Wabash |
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Brahler Lube Center
1031 West Jefferson
Springfield, Il.
(217) 793-5391
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Store Manager Wayne Grieves wgrieves@thinkbrahler.com |
Lube Center Supervisor Rich Edge redge@thinkbrahler.com |
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The Brahler Lube Center on South Dirksen is temporarily closed for renovations as we expand our products
and services to better serve our family of customers. During this time, please visit our Lube Center at
1950 North Dirksen Parkway, or any of our other five great locations.
Please feel free to contact us with any questions!
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In 1971, Jim Brahler converted an old Marathon station at the corner of 6th and Laurel into a tire center, selling car and small truck tires. He had two employees and three bays to work from. By 1974, he had expanded to large truck tires, retreading and service. He also added three bays to the existing location. In 1979, he bought property at the corner of 6th and Spruce and began specializing in heavy-duty truck tires and opened what would be the first of six Oil & Lube Centers in Springfield. In 1992, the Brahler family purchased the property on 6th Street for their Main Office Department. This property linked the Tire & Auto Center with the location's Lube Center, adding much more parking area and combined both facilities with a home office location. Brahler grew from a small tire store to a full-service automotive facility and the Brahler name is now known throughout central Illinois. |
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How often should I change my oil? We recommend an oil and filter change every 3 months or 3,000 miles, whichever comes first. ( Read more...)Keep in mind that severe driving conditions will require oil and filter changes sooner than normal driving conditions. Some severe driving conditions include city driving, towing a trailer, or frequent start and stop trips. Also, if Brahler Lube Center services your vehicle, we will top off any fluids, excluding antifreeze, free of charge. (offer good between our recommended 3 month / 3,000 mile service changes)
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How do I know if my tires are inflated properly? Improper tire inflation causes untimely wear on your tires and reduces fuel economy. ( Read more...)Brahler’s will check this often overlooked problem at any of their oil & lube centers. Between servicing, you should check your tires regularly:
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When is it necessary to rotate my tires? Tire rotation can easily extend the life of your car's tires. ( Read more...)We recommend that you have them rotated at least every 6,000 to 8,000 miles or every other oil change. Tire rotations are done at both our tire center and our oil and lube centers. By rotating your tires as recommended, you can extend the life of your tires by 8,000 to 10,000 miles!
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How do I prepare my car for the winter? Preparing your car for winter weather can make a big difference in reaching your destination. ( Read more...)Day to day driving is sometimes tough enough; winter weather makes it tougher. Store a bag of kitty litter in your trunk for added traction in slick road conditions. Have your engine coolant checked. Also, while we don't recommend driving and talking on the phone, make sure you take a cell phone in case of emergencies. Make sure your wiper fluid is topped off, since windshields tend to get dirtier in slushy driving conditions. We also recommend rotating tires before the snow flies. This will ensure the maximum traction you need to get where you're going this winter. Another winter tip: keep your ice scraper in the house if snow is predicted. This will save you from having to dig your car out by hand to get to the scraper!
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How should I prepare my car for the summer? Give your car a thorough wash, including the undercarriage, to rid it of harmful winter road salts and grime. (Read more...)Be sure that the air conditioning is checked before heat becomes unbearable by letting it run for several minutes and ensuring that it produces plenty of cold air. Have a technician check your hoses and replace ones that are cracked or soft, as heat can be especially hard on them. As always, check all fluid levels, especially the coolant level and age. Old coolant is a dark muddy brown or black and it can damage the radiator. If this is the case, have it flushed. Take these steps in addition to regular scheduled maintenance to ensure that you car is ready to welcome the warm summer months!
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One of the lights on my car is broken. How soon do I have to replace it? Broken lights should be replaced immediately to ensure no laws are being broken and to keep you and other drivers safe. (Read more...)Keeping all lights in good working order is vital to your safety.
Brahler can help improve your night vision impaired by a burnt out or broken headlight. Vehicles are expensive. Why risk your entire investment to poor visibility? We can help you see the light again.
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How do I avoid pricey Transmission problems? Most transmission problems can be avoided through regular inspection and maintenance. (Read more...)Transmission problems account for the second most expensive repair on average, due to the fact that transmissions are often overlooked until a problem occurs.Brahler can perform the necessary preventative maintenance to ensure smooth shifting for your vehicle. There are three types of transmission services:
- Pan drop and filter change
- T-Tech transmission flush, which will remove 95% of contaminants
- A combination of a pan drop/filter change and T-Tech transmission flush
Please check your owner's manual for recommended transmission service, or ask one of our friendly store managers.
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My car doesn't run as well as it used to. Can I do anything about this? Old spark plugs add to fuel consumption and rob your vehicle of power. ( Read more...)Brahler Tire & Auto Center can restore that power with state-of-the art engine diagnostic and drivability equipment that helps our technicians locate hard-to-find issues with your vehicle. Let us help return your car to a better-running condition today!
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Why does my car pull to the left or the right? Typically, this is an indication that your wheel alignment is off. ( Read more...)This happens from normal wear and stress, but it should not be overlooked because improper alignment is a major cause of early tire wear. Over the years, a properly aligned vehicle can add thousands of miles to tire life. We recommend a front end alignment every year or whenever you purchase a new set of tires.
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How far can I drive after the gas light comes on? It varies based on the specifications of your vehicle. ( Read more...)We recommend that you fill up as soon as the light comes on, but in the event that you cannot, it's good to know how many miles you have. Here is an easy way to prepare for that situation: In the owner's manual, look up the exact amount of fuel your tank can hold. Next time your gas light comes on, fill up your tank all the way. Then, subtract the amount you filled from the maximum amount it can hold. For example, a tank that can hold 16 gallons takes 14 gallons to fill up once the gas light comes on. That means that your tank had 2 gallons in it when the gas light came on. Once you know the amount of gas your car has in it when the gas light illuminates, simply multiply that by the average miles-per-gallon your car gets (usually found in the owner’s manual). If your car gets 30 miles per gallon average, and holds 2 gallons when the gas light goes on, then you have approximately 60 miles left. However, that number can change depending on driving conditions (highway vs. city, etc.) so we advise that you fill up as soon as you can to avoid running out of gas.
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What does the writing on my tire sidewall mean? Ever notice a ton of words on the side of your tire and wonder what they mean? ( Read more...)Here's the information your tire is telling you:
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Pothole season? Obviously, paying close attention to the road and avoiding potholes is the best route. ( Read more...)However, sometimes potholes are unavoidable. If you notice a pothole that you cannot safely steer clear from, here's how to minimize the damage: slow down as much as safely possible, then take your foot off the brake as your tires hit the hole. This allows your tire to rotate while going through the pothole, minimizing impact on any one area. It's always a good idea to have your tires checked by a professional after hitting an object like a pothole or curb because such collisions can cause damage inside the tire that you cannot see. It's best to avoid the chance of getting a flat tire some miles down the road by having them inspected as soon as possible after hitting a pothole.
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What should I do if my car gets stuck? If you encounter a situation where your tires are jammed in snow or mud, there are a few steps you can take to try and get out before calling the tow truck. ( Read more...)First, assess whether any tires are off the ground. If any are, do not try "spinning" or pressing down on your accelerator; having all of the engine's power going to one free wheel could cause the tire to explode. Once you've assessed which tires are stuck, try shoveling them out of whatever they are stuck in. If you can, add gravel or sand to help aid traction. Once you have taken these steps, very gently push on the accelerator to move your vehicle forward. If your owner's manual doesn’t tell you otherwise, it is usually safe to "rock" the vehicle by slowly moving the tires forward, then backward, and then repeating this action.
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Should I treat my spare tire differently than my normal tires? Often, spare tires are different from the tires you drive on regularly. ( Read more...)If the tire is inflatable, check the sidewall or ask a technician to see how much the tire pressure should be; as with normal tires, spares lose air over time and need to be refilled. If you end up driving on a spare, never drive over 50 miles per hour with it, and follow any other guidelines that the sidewall may have (how long the tire can be used, etc.). Have the spare replaced as soon as possible with a proper tire.
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Can the way I drive affect my fuel economy? Absolutely; rapid starts and stops, for instance, waste gas and lower overall fuel efficiency. ( Read more...)All vehicles operate best at certain speeds, but gas mileage typically decreases rapidly at speeds above 60 miles per hour, so speeding can be detrimental to more than your driving record. If you are on a highway where higher speeds are acceptable, use cruise control to maintain a constant speed and save gas. Finally, avoid idling when not necessary--since it gets zero miles to the gallon, it's a total gas waster.
Brahler philosophy:
"At Brahler, we don't bonus our staff on what they sell because we do not want something sold to our customers that they don't need."
Mile after mile, the Brahler Tire & Auto Center has been keeping families safely on the road for over 30 years.
Our goals remain simple.
We want customers to leave our stores having had a pleasant experience, pleased with the service they received and with the intention of returning.
Certified Female Friendly ™
Such longevity in a competitive business does not come without hard work and commitment. Brahler says the company motto has always been "A family serving the community." We provide a positive atmosphere for employees and clients, charge a fair price and perform professional work. That is why AskPatty.com has certified Brahler's as "Female Friendly".
Dave Brahler believes the key to his family’s business success is as simple as taking care of customer vehicle needs.
"We professionally diagnose the problem, install or correct the problem at the agreed price and back it up with a good warranty.
We take a family approach to business.
Our customers are literally our neighbors and community members.
I think that philosophy comes through in our quality product and competent staff who serve the customers to complete satisfaction."
Success built on repeat business
Whether you are looking for tire service, oil change or a service check, depend on Brahler to keep you on the road.
As a progressive leader in the automotive service industry, Brahler knows that expert service and product go hand in hand.
The cornerstone of our business is a satisfied customer who returns based on great experience, with excellent service and durable, quality products.
We staff our Tire & Auto Center with ASE certified technicians who believe that both you and your vehicle's safety are in their care.
Our managers have been with Brahler for over 30 years, so you can be rest assured that the people you trust for tires,
also are there for quality vehicle repairs should you need them.
Free shuttle service
As an added convenience, Brahler Tire and Auto Center provides free shuttle service if you drop off your vehicle in the morning and need a ride to work, school, or home.
We will also pick you up once your vehicle is ready.
It is that higher degree of service that sets Brahler Tire and Auto Center apart from "chain store" auto departments.
At Brahler, we are committed to providing you and your vehicle with unexcelled products and friendly, hometown service.
Consumer purchasers of automotive filters are sometimes told by an automobile dealer's service writer or mechanic that a brand of replacement filter cannot be used in the consumer’s vehicle during the warranty period. The claim is made that use of the brand will "void the warranty", with the statement or implication that only the original equipment brand of filters may be used. This, of course, tends to cast doubt on the quality of the replacement filter.
That claim is simply not true. If the consumer asks for the statement in writing, he will not receive it. Nevertheless, the consumer may feel uneasy about using replacement filters that are not original equipment. With the large number of do-it-yourselfers who prefer to install their own filters, this misleading claim should be corrected. Under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, 15 U.S.C. SS 2301-2312 (1982), and general principles of the Federal Trade Commission Act, a manufacturer may not require the use of any brand of filter (or any other article) unless the manufacturer provides the item free of charge under the terms of the warranty. So if the consumer is told that only the original equipment filter will not void the warranty, he should request that the OE filter be supplied free of charge. If he is charged for the filter, the manufacturer will be violating the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act or other applicable law. By providing this information to consumers, the Filter Manufacturers Council can help to combat the erroneous claim that a brand of replacement filter other than original equipment will "void the warranty". It should be noted that the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act is a federal law that applies to consumer products. The Federal Trade Commission has authority to enforce the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, including obtaining injunctions and orders containing affirmative relief. In addition, a consumer can bring suit under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act.
Have an automotive question or problem? We are always happy to help out. Call or stop by one of our 7 locations, or submit your questions and comments via email using the handy form below. If you email us a question, someone will get back to you within one business day.
If you want to challenge and grow your skills in the auto maintenance field, we would like to talk to you! Whether your passion is helping car owners, working hands-on with vehicles, or managing a staff of dedicated workers, we have opportunities for you at Brahler. Stop by any of our locations to see how you can join a leading team of automotive professionals today!
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Tire Rotation
Transmission Fluid Service
Tune-Up
Used Tires
Water Pumps
Wheel Balancing
Wiper Blades
The Brahler Lube Center on South Dirksen is temporarily closed for renovations as we expand our products
and services to better serve our family of customers. During this time, please visit our Lube Center at
1950 North Dirksen Parkway, or any of our other five great locations.
Please feel free to contact us with any questions!
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The Brahler Web Site is comprised of various Web pages operated by Brahler Auto Centers.
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