
LOCATIONS
St. Louis Park Location
Welcome to our St Louis Park location where we specialize in computer diagnostics. We are able to reprogram your vehicles computer to give you the latest updates, something that is not offered at many other shops. We offer a complete list of engine and transmission services and repairs. Be sure to visit our “Specials” link to find out about some of our great specials.
Richfield Location
Welcome to our Richfield location where we specialize in Quality Amstar gasoline. We are proud to say that we are the first in Richfield to be approved to offer E85. We have a complete list of engine and transmission service and repair and much more, as well as a soft touch tunnel car wash and interior / exterior detailing center and leather care (by appointment only please). Be sure to visit our “Specials” link to find out about some of our great specials.
What is E85?
E85 is the term for motor fuel blends of 85 percent ethanol and just 15 percent gasoline. E85 is an alternative fuel as defined by the U.S. Department of Energy. Besides its superior performance characteristics, ethanol burns cleaner than gasoline; it is a completely renewable, domestic, environmentally friendly fuel that enhances the nation's economy and energy independence.
Today, the U. S. imports more than half of its oil, and overall consumption continues to increase. By supporting ethanol production and use, U.S. drivers can help reverse that trend. 85% ethanol can reduce pollution. Government tests have shown that E85 vehicles reduce harmful hydrocarbon and benzene emissions when compared to vehicles running on gasoline. E85 can also reduce carbon dioxide (CO2), a harmful greenhouse gas and a major contributor to global warming.
Although CO2 is released during ethanol production and combustion, it is recaptured as a nutrient to the crops that are used in its production. Unlike fossil fuel combustion, which unlocks carbon that has been stored for millions of years, use of ethanol results in low increases to the carbon cycle.
Ethanol also degrades quickly in water and, therefore, poses much less risk to the environment than an oil or gasoline spill.