Service and Repair of Pontiac Vehicles

When you bring your Pontiac to our ASE certified technicians here at Dennis Road Automotive , we will inspect it and let you know anything we find that may need further attention. From engine problems, to more simple services like new brakes or a tire rotation, we are here to help you.  Our expert mechanics are well trained and qualified to work on all Pontiac models, no matter what you drive. From oil changes and brake jobs, to diagnostics and internal engine repair, trust Dennis Road Automotive to keep your Pontiac on the road for years to come. Whether you own a Sunfire, a GTO, a Solstice, a G6, or anything in between, bring your Pontiac to Dennis Road Automotive in Dallas for all your maintenance and repair needs!

Some top Pontiac cars we service include the Grand Am, Solstice, GXP, GTO and G6.  We also provide service for the Pontiac Aztek SUV model.

Join our Dallas drivers in choosing a team that will service your Pontiac with the care it deserves providing you with many years of driving new longer.  True maintenance done right will ensure you have less big costs and more quality time behind the wheel on the road.  Our team of highly qualified technicians have the diagnostic equipment and the training as well as experience to get any service, maintenance or warranty work required done Right promptly and efficiently.  Trust our team at Dennis Road Automotive in Dallas with any sort of repair or maintenance you need and enjoy the exceptional customer service that comes with that vehicle service. We always use OEM quality parts, and we specialize in excellent customer service. Next time your Pontiac is in need of maintenance or repair, call or stop by Dennis Road Automotive .

Pontiac Fun Facts: From 1926 to 2010, Pontiac was a division of General Motors that produced moderately priced alternatives to the traditional GM lineup. Unfortunately, the 2008 recession took its toll on GM, and the decision to shut down Pontiac was made, despite a lineup of popular cars at the time. By the time Pontiac closed its doors, it was a major producer of a wide variety of vehicles, including economy cars, muscle cars, roadsters, vans, and SUVs, and today is still a widely American recognized brand.

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