Sprinter and work van repair in Miami
Keep your Mercedes Sprinter, Ford Transit, Ram ProMaster, Chevy Express or GMC Savana working, with the price in writing before any work starts. Sprinter Garage is at 7217 SW 42nd St, one block south of Bird Road and just east of the Palmetto Expressway. Vans come first here, and pickups are welcome too.
The vans we work on
We work on the Mercedes Sprinter, Ford Transit, Ram ProMaster, Chevy Express and GMC Savana, cargo and passenger vans alike. Pickups like the Ford F-150, Chevy Silverado, Ram 1500 and Toyota Tacoma come in too, along with the everyday cars and SUVs in your driveway.
Whether it is one van or a small fleet, every vehicle gets its own written price with photos before any work starts.
The name is our own. Sprinter Garage is an independent shop, not part of Mercedes-Benz, and we work on every van brand on this list.
What we fix on work vans
Brakes, steering and suspension, which wear faster on a van that carries weight all day. AC and cooling systems, which work hard in Miami heat. Batteries, starters and alternators. Check engine lights and warning messages, diagnosed before we recommend anything. Transmissions, from fluid service to rebuilds.
We also do the scheduled maintenance in your owner's manual, so small items get handled before they take the van off the road.
Getting here with a van
From the Palmetto Expressway (SR 826), take the Bird Road exit. Heading south, turn left on Bird Road and go about half a mile. Heading north, turn right on Bird Road. Then turn right on SW 72nd Ave and right on SW 42nd St.
From the Don Shula Expressway (SR 874, a toll road), head north and take the Bird Road exit, then turn right on Bird Road, right on SW 72nd Ave and right on SW 42nd St. From Florida's Turnpike, take the Bird Road exit and head east on Bird Road about 4.7 miles to SW 72nd Ave, then turn right and right again on SW 42nd St.
From Coral Gables, Bird Road brings you straight west to SW 72nd Ave. From Westchester, come down Galloway Road (SW 87th Ave) to Bird Road and turn left.
How a van job works
We check the van in and text you. We find the cause before we recommend a repair, and you get a written price with photos of your own van. Sales tax goes on parts only, and you pick the warranty: 90 days, 1 year or 2 years. We text you when the estimate is sent, when you approve and when the van is ready.
Running several vans? Each one gets its own ticket and its own written price, so you always know which van needs what. The counter speaks English and Spanish.
Near Miami
- Bird Road (SW 40th St)
- Palmetto Expressway (SR 826)
- Don Shula Expressway (SR 874)
- Tropical Park
Vans and trucks
Sprinter and cargo van repair
A van in the shop is a day of routes or jobs gone, so we diagnose it first and put the price in writing before we touch it.
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A code is not a diagnosis, and replacing parts by guess is the fastest way to spend money without fixing the van.
Learn moreDiesel mechanic
Diesel problems get expensive when someone guesses, so our diesel work starts with finding the actual fault and putting the fix in writing before the truck is touched.
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A truck that misses a delivery day costs you the route and sometimes the customer, so we get the diagnosis and the written price done first and tell you honestly how long the fix takes.
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