We are always improving, whether it be our shop, our equipment, and ourselves through continuous education.
Our culture is fun and easy-going with a relaxed working environment.
We never work weekends, and you get paid holidays off. Our well-established team works together to ensure the best outcome for our clients and each other.
Our shop is extremely busy, and you will be given the opportunity to earn top dollar in our state of the art, well-equipped facility. We offer continuous training, so you stay informed in our ever-changing industry.
Join our experienced team as an Automotive Technician / Auto Mechanic. In this role, you will diagnose and repair automotive systems to specifications, including brake and hydraulic, exhaust, primary and/or advanced fuel ignition and electrical, suspension and alignment, air conditioning, computer systems, engines, and transmissions.
Responsibilities Include:
Inspecting every vehicle that comes through the shop and documenting findings in a digital format
Assisting other technicians in performing technical activities
Explaining technical diagnoses and needed repairs to non-mechanical individuals who may include employees and customers on an as-required basis
Learning new technical information and techniques in formal training sessions in order to stay abreast of rapidly changing automotive technology
Keeping store management aware of mechanical repair problems as they occur
Maintaining an organized and neat shop
Arrive on time for work each day and maintain a positive attitude
How to Apply:
To apply, click here, contact us on our website, or you can give us a call and ask any questions about the position.
Ever asked your phone how long a water pump replacement should take and gotten a tidy five hour answer? On a real car that has seen winter roads and years of wear, it is rarely that simple. At Weber Automotive, our estimates are built on real data, real inspections, and real-world experience so you know what the repair will actually take and cost.
The Problem With One-Size-Fits-All Answers
We get it. It is tempting to ask the internet or an AI tool for labor times and pricing. The problem is that those answers do not account for your exact vehicle, its age, options, corrosion, or the local market. That is why we recommend starting with RepairPal if you want a quick ballpark. Enter your zip code and vehicle, and you will see a fair range based on what shops in your area typically charge. It is a better reference than a generic answer because climate and location matter.
Still, a range is not an estimate. To provide a precise, written estimate, we have to look at your specific car and the real steps involved.
Our Process For Accurate Auto Repair Estimates
We start with trusted labor guides
Manufacturers publish labor guides for each operation on each model. We also use respected aftermarket databases like Mitchell, AllData, and Identifix. These are essential because a single option change can alter a procedure completely.
We compare multiple sources
Times are not always identical across guides. When Mitchell says one thing and AllData says another, we do not guess. We
You press the gas and your car hesitates. The pickup you counted on just is not there, maybe it even stumbles while merging. We hear this every week, and we love solving it because few fixes feel better than restoring smooth, confident acceleration.
At Weber Automotive, we approach power loss and misfire complaints like detectives. We test, we do not guess. The fastest way to the right repair is a precise, repeatable diagnosis that zeroes in on the true cause, not a pile of parts you never needed.
Why Your Story Matters To The Diagnosis
The road test starts with your words. The details you share help us reproduce the problem quickly and safely so we can capture exactly what the car is doing.
We will ask:
When does it happen, cold start or after warmup
At what speed, 25, 45, highway cruising, uphill
Under what load, gentle throttle or hard acceleration
During steady cruise, acceleration, or deceleration
Any patterns, certain roads, rain, heat, fuel level, check engine light
These specifics cut through the noise. If you say it only happens around 45 miles per hour on light throttle, we can jump straight to that condition with our diagnostic equipment connected and feel the symptom for ourselves.
Our Step By Step Diagnostic Process
Here is how we get answers without guesswork:
Interview and baseline. We document your experience, road test to reproduce the symptom, and verify the concern.
Live-data road test. We connect professional scan tools and scopes to watch ig
Few dashboard lights make your stomach drop like a transmission warning. Your mind jumps to a big bill, a long wait, and a choice you are not sure about. Do you go to the dealership, or can an independent shop actually do better? At Weber Automotive, we see this every day, and here is the good news. You have more options than you think, and many of them can save you time, stress, and money.
The Problem Most Drivers Face
Transmissions are complex and costly. When something feels off, drivers often assume a full replacement is the only path. That is not always true. In many cases, the issue can be accurately diagnosed and repaired without replacing the entire unit, and sometimes without even removing it from the vehicle.
Mary and Bryan at Weber Automotive have helped thousands of drivers navigate this decision with clarity. Our approach is simple. Diagnose precisely, present options, and back the work with a strong warranty.
Dealership or Independent Shop? Here Is What We Do Differently
We are a bit biased, but for good reason. As an independent repair shop, we are not limited to one parts source or one solution.
We source genuine parts from wherever it makes the most sense, including the manufacturer, the dealership, or trusted suppliers.
We recommend repair or replacement based on your car, your budget, and what will last, not a one size fits all policy.
We often provide a stronger warranty than you will get at the dealership.
Smarter Options Than a Full Transmissi