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Professional Auto Repair in Green Bay, WI

Certified Auto Repair to Keep Green Bay Drivers Moving

Auto repair in Green Bay, WI, should be straightforward and stress-free. At Matthews Tire, we provide exactly that with accurate diagnostics, upfront pricing and workmanship you can count on. Whether you’re noticing rough handling, illuminated warning lights or planning routine maintenance, our ASE-certified technicians are here to help you drive with confidence.

  • Over 70 years of automotive expertise in Northeast Wisconsin
  • ASE-certified technicians using advanced diagnostic technology
  • No pressure tactics, only honest service and quality repairs you can trust
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Find Our Auto Repair Shop Near You in Green Bay, WI

Located on S. Oneida Street, just minutes from Bay Park Square and easily accessible from Highway 41.

We’re open Monday – Friday from 7:00am to 6:00pm

Need directions? Call us 920-498-1458. We’ll be happy to help you find us.

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Customer Testimonials

Hear from our many satisfied customers in Green Bay, WI. Learn why so many drivers trust their vehicles, tires and safety on the road with Matthews Tire.

Matthews Tire & Auto did an excellent job finding the right tires for my SUV. I got an appointment in just a couple of days after I called. They also did an oil change. The shuttle service was excellent as well. I recommend Matthews to everyone!

— Jeff Tyndall

Green Bay, WI
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Always great service. I was in for an oil change and knew a few other things would come up. They sent me an email explaining what needed to be done and what should be considered for future visits. Very helpful when budgeting for repairs. Thanks to the great team in Green Bay, WI.

— Andy Van

Green Bay, WI
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Great customer service and communication. These guys make me want to give them my business in the future. A++

— Nick Mocco

Green Bay, WI
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I had 4 sensors replaced. They fit me in between appointments and completed the work the same day … great people from the counter to the mechanics everyone is very good.

— Scott Wendricks

Green Bay, WI
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The staff at Matthews are excellent. Very personable, knowledgeable and their techs are all certified. Tom and his crew are honest, a pleasure to deal with, and a credit to Matthews Tires.

— Pat Catlin

Green Bay, WI
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Screw in a tire ... not good. Unrepairable. Easy to get the replacement ordered on Friday afternoon and got it installed first thing on Monday. 25 years of happy service. Just another reason why they get my business.

— William Van Beek

Green Bay, WI
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I normally take all my vehicles to Matthews on the west side of Appleton, Dave the manager is my guy there. My daughter's car broke down in Green Bay and she limped it to the Matthews in Green Bay. Her car was up and running the next day! I can't say enough positive things about Matthews Tire. I highly recommend them!

— Larry Freimuth

Green Bay, WI
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Certified Auto Repair in Green Bay, WI

Why Green Bay Drivers Count on Matthews Tire for Reliable Repairs

Matthews Tire isn’t just another repair shop in Green Bay—we’re a trusted neighbor with decades of experience helping local drivers stay safe and on the road.

  • Convenient care: Located right on Oneida Street, we make it easy to get expert repairs close to home. Our shop serves Green Bay and surrounding areas, with additional Matthews Tire locations in Appleton, Fond du Lac, Menasha and Waupaca.
  • Skilled technicians: Our ASE-certified team can handle everything from simple checkups to more advanced problems. We work on all types of vehicles, foreign, domestic, hybrid and electric.
  • No-pressure service: If your vehicle’s fine, we won’t try to sell you something extra. If it needs work, we’ll show you exactly what needs to be fixed and why.
  • Local know-how: From icy commutes to weekend trips up north, we understand how Green Bay driving affects your vehicle. We take that into account and give advice that fits your driving habits.

From routine inspections to emergency fixes, Matthews Tire in Green Bay is ready to help you drive smarter and safer.

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“I have been doing business here for over 20 years. I have purchased many sets of tires, had brake work and alignments done, and I am sure many other things... What great service! Hats off to Dave and the rest of the Matthews crew!”

— Rick Volkman

Dependable Auto Repairs You Can Trust

Matthews Tire in Green Bay delivers precise diagnostics, timely repairs and honest pricing. Whether you’re facing brake noise, engine hesitation or shifting delays, our ASE-certified techs will pinpoint the issue and get you safely back on the road. Appointments fill fast, get yours scheduled today.

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Signs You Might Need Auto Repair in Green Bay, WI

Know When to Schedule an Inspection with a Certified Technician

Not every car issue is an emergency, but many are easy to miss until they turn serious. Here are common signs it’s time to bring your vehicle to Matthews Tire in Green Bay:

  • Dashboard indicators: A glowing check engine, oil pressure, ABS or battery light means your vehicle’s systems are flagging a problem. A blinking check engine light usually requires immediate attention.
  • Odd noises: Clicking, grinding, squealing or thudding sounds can mean different problems. It might be worn-out brakes or trouble with your suspension or drivetrain.
  • Fluid spots or drips: Coolant puddles, oily patches or brake fluid under your car? Don’t ignore it—leaks can signal major issues and lead to costly repairs.
  • Reduced acceleration or stalling: If your car hesitates, feels weak or suddenly shuts off, it could be a problem with fuel delivery, the ignition system or engine sensors.
  • Brake warning signs: Feel a mushy brake pedal, hear screeching or notice it takes longer to stop? Get your braking system inspected promptly to avoid further wear—or worse, a safety risk.

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“I brought my vehicle in for squeaky brakes and instead of fixing it and charging me, they actually told me that it didn't need repair! Instead of getting a few hundred bucks, they got a customer for life.”

— Paul Wisneski

Meet the People Who Keep Green Bay Rolling

At Matthews Tire, we don’t just fix cars, we build relationships. Meet the experts who lead our Green Bay repair shop. Our managers bring decades of experience and a commitment to customer-first service. Everyone is here to make your visit smooth, honest and stress-free.

Tom Winninghoff

Green Bay Manager

Tom has been a part of the Matthews Tire team since 2007! He brings a bachelor’s degree in economics and biology from the University of Wisconsin, as well as previous experience as a Saturn dealership manager in Eau Claire. Tom’s favorite aspect of his role as the Green Bay location manager is the variety of his work, as well as the satisfaction he gets from helping customers. “The company is full of great people doing their best to solve customer’s problems, and we strive to treat everyone like family,” he said of Matthews Tire.

In his free time, Tom likes to fish, hike, hit the golf course and play guitar. He serves on the advisory board of the automotive department at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College and lives in Appleton.

Visit Tom and his team at our Green Bay auto shop for name-brand tires, expert service, scheduled maintenance and repairs for most passenger cars and light trucks.

Frequently Asked Auto Repair Questions

Is it necessary to go to the dealership for repairs, or can independent shops provide the same quality service?
Independent repair shops can often provide high-quality service comparable to dealerships, typically at lower costs. Many independent mechanics are ASE-certified and use OEM or high-quality aftermarket parts, though the quality of aftermarket parts can vary. Dealerships specialize in brand-specific repairs and have exclusive access to proprietary diagnostic tools and software updates, which can be crucial for newer vehicles or complex repairs. For routine maintenance and many common repairs, independent shops offer comparable expertise. However, for warranty-related services or highly specialized issues, a dealership may be the better choice.
What are the essential maintenance tasks I should regularly perform on my vehicle?

Perform essential vehicle maintenance regularly to ensure longevity and safety. Key tasks include:

  • Oil Changes: Follow manufacturer recommendations, typically between 5,000–10,000 miles for synthetic oils.
  • Tire Maintenance: Check pressure monthly and rotate every 5,000–8,000 miles.
  • Brake Inspection: Regularly inspect brake pads for wear and check brake fluid levels at oil change intervals.
  • Battery Check: Test voltage and clean terminals every 6 months.
  • Fluid Levels: Monitor coolant, transmission, brake and power steering fluids at recommended service intervals.
What should I consider when choosing an auto repair shop?

Choose an auto repair shop by considering these key factors:

  • Certifications: Look for ASE-certified technicians, AAA-approved repair facilities or manufacturer-certified shops for specialized expertise.
  • Reputation: Check online reviews, ratings and word-of-mouth recommendations for consistent service quality.
  • Warranty: Ensure they offer guarantees on parts and labor, typically 12 months/12,000 miles or longer.
  • Pricing: Compare estimates from multiple shops and be cautious of unusually low prices, which may indicate subpar service or hidden fees.
  • Specialization: Choose a shop experienced with your vehicle’s make and model, whether a dealership service center or an independent specialist.
What car problems take the longest to fix?

The longest car repairs include engine rebuilds, transmission replacements and frame repairs.

  • Engine rebuilds can take anywhere from 20–50 hours, depending on the severity of damage and engine type.
  • Transmission replacements typically require 4–15 hours, with complex vehicles (AWD, luxury models) taking longer.
  • Electrical system repairs can be highly time-consuming, especially in modern vehicles with extensive wiring and electronic components.
  • Hybrid battery replacements can take anywhere from 2–8 hours, but diagnosing and recalibrating the hybrid system may extend repair time.
What is the most expensive car problem to repair?

The most expensive car repairs include major powertrain and safety system replacements:

  • Engine replacement: $4,000–$10,000+, with high-performance and luxury models exceeding $15,000+.
  • Transmission replacement: $3,000–$7,000, but high-end CVT, dual-clutch and luxury car transmissions can surpass $8,000+.
  • Hybrid battery replacement: $2,000–$6,000, though some models (e.g., Tesla, luxury hybrids) can exceed $10,000+.
  • Suspension system repairs: Typically $1,000–$5,000+, depending on whether standard or advanced adaptive/air suspension systems need replacing.
  • Airbag system replacement: $1,000–$5,000, but major replacements involving multiple airbags, sensors and dashboard components can exceed $6,000+.
  • Luxury and high-performance vehicles have significantly higher repair costs across all categories.

Prices listed here are for educational purposes only. Contact Matthews Tire for a custom repair quote today.

At what point is it too expensive to repair a car?
A car is too expensive to repair when the cost of repairs exceeds 50% to 75% of its market value. If a repair costs more than the car’s worth or frequent breakdowns increase maintenance expenses, replacement is often a better financial decision. Factors like age, mileage and future reliability also influence this decision.
How close are you to Green Bay neighborhoods like De Pere, Allouez or Hobart for auto repair?
We’re conveniently located in Green Bay, just minutes from De Pere, Allouez, Bellevue, Hobart and other nearby neighborhoods. Whether you’re coming from the west side near Lambeau Field and Lombardi Avenue, or the east side along Main Street or Monroe Avenue, our shop is easy to reach. We’re also close to Highway 41 and Highway 172, making it convenient for drivers from De Pere, Howard and Bellevue. With local landmarks like Bay Park Square, the Resch Center and Titletown nearby, you’ll have plenty of options to explore or run errands while we take care of your auto repair.
Is your shop close to public transportation if I leave my car for auto repair?
Yes, our Green Bay location is served by Green Bay Metro Transit. Several bus routes run near major roads like Mason Street, Military Avenue and Oneida Street. This makes it easy to catch a ride while we work on your car. Whether you’re heading downtown, to Bay Park Square or running errands around the stadium district, public transportation offers a convenient way to get around without missing a beat.

Experience Auto Excellence

Never settle for subpar, overpriced auto services ever again! The ASE-certified technicians at Matthews Tire are here to bring you world-class service, dealer-level auto parts and unbeatable value on every service.

From tire installations, oil changes and alignments to full-service brake repairs, engine overhauls and more, we’ll keep you rolling.

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