Ask for Hower. Meet the crew.

The best way to understand Tyson Auto Repair and Body Shop is to read what people write after they pick up their car. One name shows up again and again: Hower. "Ask for Hower" is the advice one customer left for everybody else, and another summed up the whole visit in one line — Hower and his guys did a great job.

"His guys" are part of the story, too. Cesar gets credit in more than one review for suspension and control-arm work. Ray is described as the nicest guy, a hard worker who knows his stuff and is fair with prices. Luis and Marcus each have customers who thanked them by name. That is what a neighborhood shop looks like when it is working: a small crew, familiar faces and people who remember your car.

The work itself splits two ways. On the body side, it is bumpers, fenders, paint and welding on rusted panels — the scars city driving leaves behind. On the mechanical side, it is struts, shocks, control arms, suspension mounts and oil changes. Having both in one place means a car that came in for a dent doesn't have to go somewhere else for the clunk underneath it.

Speed matters to people, and reviewers notice it. One describes a bumper installed in about an hour. Another dropped a car off at the last minute and had it ready the next morning. Travelers who broke down far from home have written about being helped and sent back on the road quickly. We can't promise every job moves that fast — parts and paint take the time they take — but we know your car is how you get to work, and we treat it that way.