Young Automotive

Young Automotive opened in Sturgeon Bay in 1969 originally founded as Phil Young Automotive. Phil Young, my father, started his business in Chicago in 1966. A true car lover and a hands-on technician, Phil had worked in the automotive industry for over 9 years before opening up in Sturgeon Bay. In 2002 I, Fred Young, purchased the family business and changed the name to Young Automotive, Inc.

We work on all makes and models of vehicles, with the exception of Jaguar, Land Rover, Corvette, Porsche, and other exotic brands (Lotus, Maserati, Alfa Romeo, etc), stolen-recovery vehicles, Motorhomes, and vehicles with modifications (aftermarket suspensions, exhausts, ECM tunes, performance chips, etc).

It gets good and cold in Sturgeon Bay, WI, and if you've ever walked out to the car in the morning to discover your vehicle's heater isn't working, you know what a pain that can be. You can fiddle with the dials and knobs all you want, but either the heater isn't blowing at all, or it isn't blowing as hot as it once did.

The alignment of your wheels may not be something you think about on a regular basis, but your wheel alignment plays a major role in your fuel efficiency, handling, and safety, as well as the lifespan of your tires. And when your wheels are out of alignment, it is something you want to have addressed as soon as possible, but not every mechanic has the equipment, experience, or expertise to give your wheels the attention they need.

Let's face it - your brakes are the number one most important safety feature found in your vehicle. Solely responsible for slowing and stopping your moving vehicle, your car's brakes need to be kept up and maintained to ensure the safety of you and your passengers.

Having a well-maintained braking system comes with upkeep on your scheduled maintenance, so if your vehicle needs that maintenance, or even brake repair or replacement, bring it to the ASE-Certified technicians at Young Automotive in Sturgeon Bay, WI.We are the #1 Brake Service Sturgeon choice! Keeping your braking system in working order can only come with scheduled preventative maintenance.