Greenwood Village Auto Repair

We at Davis Repair are proud to announce that we donated the time and energy along with some of our vendors to help Willie B at KBPI "Cars for Christmas" car give away. The vehicle will get a full on make-over and delivered to someone in need. Someone will love this vehicle! We would like to thank our vendors, Onestop, Havana Auto Parts, Autawash, Factory Motor Parts and Kip at BG for donating parts and services. We feel really lucky to be apart of such a great event. Davis Repair is donated countless hours to fix this '97 Ford Taurus for one deserving person. Willie B will give this car away - so listen to 106.7 KBPI for more info. #willieB #KBPI Thanks to Alan Anderson ,Will Hunt, & Jesse Soda for donating their time at the shop to get this car ready for it's new owner! Check out the before and after photos! ... read more

Did you know that we have a marketing team? Well, now you do. We hire people to help us market ourselves so that we can focus on what we do best, which is take care of your family’s cars, of course! One part of our team is Web.com, who is in charge of our Google AdWords. They came out to shoot this testimonial video featuring us and we thought we’d share it with you. Enjoy

A vehicle's suspension system is tough. It can last for years and tens of thousands of miles for Centennial drivers. But it can be damaged quickly by hitting a pothole, curb or rock, and it can wear more quickly if you frequently drive off-road or on bumpy roads. A workhorse vehicle — one that hauls heavy loads — is also going to be hard on its suspension system. Because the useful life of your suspension system contains these elements of unpredictability, it is important for Centennial car owners to have them inspected periodically. Worn, broken and missing parts can be identified during an inspection. An ineffective suspension system will lessen the driver’s control over a vehicle, so when it is damaged it frequently leads to the worst kind of vehicular damage — dangerous and expensive accidents. The suspension system is composed of springs and shock absorbers (or shocks). Springs suspend the weight of the vehicle above its axles. They ... read more