Tough Knuckles Automotive
Auto Electrical Repair in Holland, OH
Your car has miles of wire running through it. Those wires feed the lights, windows, locks, fans, and computers. When a wire breaks, rubs through, or rusts, parts of the car stop working.
Your car has miles of wire running through it. Those wires feed the lights, windows, locks, fans, and computers. When a wire breaks, rubs through, or rusts, parts of the car stop working.
Electrical work is what we do best at Tough Knuckles Automotive. Corey and Ashley built the shop around it. We trace the fault back to its source instead of just swapping parts and hoping.
Know the signs
Signs you might notice
- Power windows, locks, or mirrors that quit working.
- A fuse that blows again as soon as you replace it.
- Lights that flicker or come on by themselves.
- The dash gauges jump around or drop to zero.
- You smell hot plastic near the fuse box or under the dash.
- Wipers, blower fan, or turn signals that work only sometimes.
What's behind it
Common causes
- Wires that rub against metal until the cover wears off and they short out.
- Rust and green crust on connectors from water and road salt.
- A bad ground point where a wire bolts to the body.
- Damage from a past repair, an add-on stereo, or a trailer hookup.
- Rodents that chew through wire covers while the car sits.
How it works
How we handle it
You bring the car to Holland and show us what is not working.
We look at wiring diagrams for your car so we follow the right circuit.
We use a meter and a test light to find the exact break, short, or bad ground.
We repair the wire or connector the correct way, seal it, and test every part on that circuit.
What we check
- Fuses and relays for the part of the car that is acting up.
- Ground points for rust, paint, and loose bolts.
- Connectors for bent pins, green crust, and water.
- Wire runs near sharp edges, the exhaust, and moving parts.
- Any past add-on wiring like remote start or extra lights.
Why this matters
Small electrical faults rarely fix themselves. They tend to spread as heat and rust move down the wire. A shorted wire can blow fuses, kill a part you need, or in a bad case start a fire. Finding the real cause early keeps a cheap fix from turning into a big one.
Frequently asked questions
Why does my new fuse keep blowing?
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How long does electrical repair take?
Do these repairs come with a warranty?
Do I need to bring the car in?
Do you give a military discount?
Reviews
Auto Electrical Repair customers, in their words
"Reasonable price. Did a wonderful job on putting a starter on the truck. They are very pleasant people to talk with and very helpful."
"These people are super legit - I normally don't leave reviews but Corey and Ashley did me such a huge service fixing my..."
"Great price. Cory is an amazing mechanic and handled my fiancée's car with care! Him and his wife are super nice and super friendly...."
Visit the Shop
Where to Bring Your Car for Auto Electrical Repair
All work is done at our shop. Drop-off is easy, and there's a key drop for early or after-hours.
- Address
- Address 932 Holland Park Blvd
Holland, OH 43528 - Hours
- Hours Monday-Friday, 9 AM-6 PM
Closed weekends
Drop-off shop in Holland. Call first and we will help you plan the visit.
Ready when you are
Tell Us What Your Car Is Doing
We will test it, give you a free estimate, and only start once you say go. No pressure, no jargon.
Not sure what it needs? That is okay. Describe the symptoms and we will help you figure out the next step.
30+ years of automotive experience · Family-owned · Free estimates · 15% military discount