Absolutely yes. Our company provides its services to the customers residing in St. Charles, MO, and neighboring areas such as St. Peters, O’Fallon, Wentzville, Cottleville, Weldon Spring, Dardenne Prairie, and Lake St. Louis. We are located in St. Peters, and thus, our shop is very conveniently located for our customers.
Our address is 150 Boone Hills Drive, St. Peters, MO. We are not far from St. Charles since many residents visit our garage to have their repairs and car check-up in St. Charles.
Of course! Drivers residing in St. Charles can make an appointment either via telephone or on our appointment request page. We operate from Monday through Friday between 7:00 AM and 5:00 PM.
We provide our customers with many different services, which include air conditioning repair, brake service, radiator repair, steering and suspension service, windshield repair, transmission service, oil change, inspection, and state inspection for drivers from St. Charles and the surrounding areas.
Customers choose HI-TECH Automotive due to the fact that we are a family-owned business with more than 100 years of combined car detailing experience. Moreover, our ASE-certified mechanics, AAA-approved facility, fair recommendations, and price policy make us a reliable partner for all drivers in the area.
Disclaimer: HI-TECH Automotive is located in St. Peters, MO, and proudly serves customers from St. Charles, MO and surrounding areas. References to St. Charles, MO on this page indicate our service area and do not imply that we operate a physical repair shop in St. Charles, MO. Customers can visit our St. Peters repair shop for auto repair and maintenance services.
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