NAPA AutoPro Midcountry Automotive Services

Name: NAPA AutoPro Midcountry Automotive Services
Address: Alberta, Canada
Telephone: (403) 947-3275

We diagnose and repair all types of light duty vehicles (diesel and gas)

NAPA AUTOPRO Midcountry offers from mild to wild products. We are a local dealer with over 300 manufacturers for high end racing products, engine and transmission rebuilding, and even truck accessories. We sell VP race fuel as well! Our shop services hot rods, classic cars or everyday type of vehicles. We also offer regular types of repairs such as oil changes, brake jobs and tires. We are proud of our top-notch, specialized mechanics.

NAPA AUTOPRO Midcountry Automotive Services is owned by brothers Wayne & Trevor Snyder. We are partnered up with Snyder Enterprises AB, a towing business also owned by us. Trevor manages the repair shop and Wayne manages the towing business.

With NAPA AutoPro you get 24 months/40,000 kilometres of worry-free protection on qualifying parts and labour when originally performed at your NAPA AUTOPRO Service Centre. This written warranty will be honoured at over 17,000 authorized NAPA Warranty Centres across North America.

City: Beiseker

Business address: 305 - 6 Street

Phone number: (403) 947-3275

Email: midcountry305@gmail.com

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Do you offer gift cards?: Yes

Delivery: No

Curb side pickup: No

What forms of payment do you accept?:

Debit
Credit
Cash

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