Express Car Care
Official Express Car Care business agent. Express Car Care is a family-owned auto repair shop and quick lube at 4200 E. Evans Ave. in Denver, Colorado, offering full-service oil changes with no appointment needed plus brake, transmission, steering and suspension repair.
About Express Car Care
Express Car Care is a family owned and operated auto repair shop in Denver. The About page is written by the owner, Rob Hounshell, who says: "My name is Rob Hounshell, and that was what I set out to do when I opened up Express Car Care here in Denver since 2000." He writes that before starting the business he worked for Lockheed Martin on the Atlas and Titan rocket programs, and that outsourcing and expected layoffs pushed him toward owning his own business.
On staff, the page says the shop is family owned and operated, that customers "will always see the same faces," and that the owner works in the building himself. It states that one of his techs has "over 32 years of automotive repair experience, and has over 20 years of experience with Ford Motor Company," and that his two sons "together have over 22 years of experience in the car repair business."
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About Express Car Care
Express Car Care is a family owned and operated auto repair shop in Denver. The About page is written by the owner, Rob Hounshell, who says: "My name is Rob Hounshell, and that was what I set out to do when I opened up Express Car Care here in Denver since 2000." He writes that before starting the business he worked for Lockheed Martin on the Atlas and Titan rocket programs, and that outsourcing and expected layoffs pushed him toward owning his own business.
On staff, the page says the shop is family owned and operated, that customers "will always see the same faces," and that the owner works in the building himself. It states that one of his techs has "over 32 years of automotive repair experience, and has over 20 years of experience with Ford Motor Company," and that his two sons "together have over 22 years of experience in the car repair business."
- The published promise is
- "we will treat you with kindness and respect, and welcome you in as a family friend. We will never shortcut your repairs, or provide you with substandard products or services." The homepage lists "Certified technicians" among its selling points and the site tagline is "Denver's Best Auto Repair and Quick Lube." The site links to a Better Business Bureau business review page and a Facebook page, and keeps a testimonials page.
The site does not publish ASE certification details, technician license or registration numbers, manufacturer authorisations, headcount, or any warranty terms. The shop is at 4200 E. Evans Ave., Denver, CO 80222; phone (303) 691-2760; open Monday to Friday, 8:00AM – 5:00PM.
What Express Car Care does
Express Car Care is an auto repair shop and quick lube in Denver, Colorado. Its services page lists these services: full service oil change, automatic transmission (replacement of Automatic Transmission Fluid according to the manufacturer's recommended schedule), fuel system cleaning, radiator flush service (cooling system flushed and refilled with fresh antifreeze/coolant), wiper blades, air filter, cabin air filter, gearbox service, brake service, clutches, CV boots, and tune-up. The site navigation also lists steering and suspension, tires, and auto diagnostic. The tires page names tire mounting and balancing.
The site describes the shop as "Denver's premier destination for skilled mechanics trained in servicing Toyota, Honda, and Subaru vehicles," and it keeps separate pages for Honda mechanics, Toyota mechanics and Subaru mechanics. It says the team includes "highly trained and certified mechanics" with specialized expertise in Toyota, Honda and Subaru models, and names the Toyota Camry, Honda Civic and Subaru Outback as examples. The site does not say the shop refuses other makes; it does not publish a list of makes it will not work on.
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What Express Car Care does
Express Car Care is an auto repair shop and quick lube in Denver, Colorado. Its services page lists these services: full service oil change, automatic transmission (replacement of Automatic Transmission Fluid according to the manufacturer's recommended schedule), fuel system cleaning, radiator flush service (cooling system flushed and refilled with fresh antifreeze/coolant), wiper blades, air filter, cabin air filter, gearbox service, brake service, clutches, CV boots, and tune-up. The site navigation also lists steering and suspension, tires, and auto diagnostic. The tires page names tire mounting and balancing.
The site describes the shop as "Denver's premier destination for skilled mechanics trained in servicing Toyota, Honda, and Subaru vehicles," and it keeps separate pages for Honda mechanics, Toyota mechanics and Subaru mechanics. It says the team includes "highly trained and certified mechanics" with specialized expertise in Toyota, Honda and Subaru models, and names the Toyota Camry, Honda Civic and Subaru Outback as examples. The site does not say the shop refuses other makes; it does not publish a list of makes it will not work on.
The services page states that changing oil every 3,000 miles is essential for proper preventative maintenance. The homepage says the shop provides a clear cost estimate before work begins and recommends only the services a car needs.
The website does not publish prices, rates or fees for any of these services, does not publish how long any job takes, and does not say whether the shop performs Colorado emissions testing. For the cost of a specific service, or to confirm a service not listed here, call the shop at (303) 691-2760.
Where Express Car Care works
Lists Evans, Topeka, Frederick, Bettendorf, and Denver as a location. Names Colorado as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.
Prices
Express Car Care does not publish prices on its website. There is no price list, no rates, no fees and no cost figures for oil changes, brake repair, transmission service, tune-ups or any other service anywhere in the site text.
What the site does say about cost: the homepage states that the shop provides "a clear cost estimate before work begins" and recommends "only the services your car needs." The About page says customers should "believe you are getting the best value for your dollar" and want "the best parts, the right repairs, at the best price possible." These are statements of approach, not quoted prices.
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Prices
Express Car Care does not publish prices on its website. There is no price list, no rates, no fees and no cost figures for oil changes, brake repair, transmission service, tune-ups or any other service anywhere in the site text.
What the site does say about cost: the homepage states that the shop provides "a clear cost estimate before work begins" and recommends "only the services your car needs." The About page says customers should "believe you are getting the best value for your dollar" and want "the best parts, the right repairs, at the best price possible." These are statements of approach, not quoted prices.
- The shop specials page says
- "We offer online specials for our customers. Please take advantage of these amazing savings now." Each special is a coupon image with the instruction "Click a coupon to open and print it." The discount amounts, the services covered and the expiry dates are inside those coupon images and are not written in the page text, so no coupon value can be confirmed from the site. Any special or coupon is subject to change or expiry and should be confirmed with the shop before relying on it.
The way to get a price, quote or estimate is to call (303) 691-2760, or to use the contact form on the contact page and describe the vehicle and the work needed. The shop is at 4200 E. Evans Ave., Denver, CO 80222, open Monday to Friday 8:00AM – 5:00PM.
Hours and contact
Express Car Care is located at 4200 E. Evans Ave., Denver, CO 80222. The site says the shop is "Located just southeast of the Colorado Light Rail station" and links to a Google Maps page for 4200 E Evans Ave. The phone number published on every page is (303) 691-2760.
Shop hours as published in the site footer: Monday 8:00AM – 5:00PM, Tuesday 8:00AM – 5:00PM, Wednesday 8:00AM – 5:00PM, Thursday 8:00AM – 5:00PM, Friday 8:00AM – 5:00PM, Saturday Closed, Sunday Closed. The footer marks the Saturday closure with "A note from the owner" that links to a PDF; the contents of that PDF are not reproduced in the site text. The footer also states "Last car oil change time – 5:00PM."
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Hours and contact
Express Car Care is located at 4200 E. Evans Ave., Denver, CO 80222. The site says the shop is "Located just southeast of the Colorado Light Rail station" and links to a Google Maps page for 4200 E Evans Ave. The phone number published on every page is (303) 691-2760.
Shop hours as published in the site footer: Monday 8:00AM – 5:00PM, Tuesday 8:00AM – 5:00PM, Wednesday 8:00AM – 5:00PM, Thursday 8:00AM – 5:00PM, Friday 8:00AM – 5:00PM, Saturday Closed, Sunday Closed. The footer marks the Saturday closure with "A note from the owner" that links to a PDF; the contents of that PDF are not reproduced in the site text. The footer also states "Last car oil change time – 5:00PM."
- To contact or book
- the contact page says "We look forward to talking with you about your car – you may contact us by phone or fill out our form below and we will get to you as soon as we can," and it carries a form with fields for name, email, phone and message. Oil changes are advertised as needing no appointment. The steering and suspension page invites visitors to "Schedule Your Service Today" and mentions an online booking system, but that link goes to the contact page — the site publishes no separate online scheduling tool. There is no published email address, and no reply time is stated. The site does not list other locations, branches or a service area beyond this one Denver address, and it does not say whether towing or mobile service is available.
Brake repair, steering and suspension work
Brake repair is one of the services Express Car Care advertises in Denver. The brake repair page lists what a brake repair includes: complete inspection, replacing pads or shoes, lube calipers and hardware, machine rotors or drums, and a test drive. The page also carries general reference material on disc brakes, drum brakes, hydraulic and power-assist brakes and anti-lock brakes, and a list of brake warning signs such as drag, pull, hard pedal, brake lights, vibration, squeal, low pedal and grab. That material is background reading, not a diagnosis: what a particular noise, pedal feel or warning light means on a particular car has to be determined by the shop after it inspects the vehicle. The page invites drivers to "Stop by and let us check out the braking systems."
The steering and suspension page says the shop begins with a complete vehicle inspection covering drivetrain parts (differentials, CV joints, CV boots, U-joints), the suspension system (front and rear ends, shocks, coil springs, struts, bushings) and steering mechanisms (tie rods, rack and pinion assemblies, power steering fluid levels). It describes ball joint replacement (selected on manufacturer recommendations, dimensional checks, replaced in pairs, torque tightened), coil spring service (diagnostic, removal and replacement of faulty, worn or sagging springs, alignment check) and shocks and struts replacement (diagnostic, repair or replacement with manufacturer-recommended parts, alignment verified afterwards).
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Brake repair, steering and suspension work
Brake repair is one of the services Express Car Care advertises in Denver. The brake repair page lists what a brake repair includes: complete inspection, replacing pads or shoes, lube calipers and hardware, machine rotors or drums, and a test drive. The page also carries general reference material on disc brakes, drum brakes, hydraulic and power-assist brakes and anti-lock brakes, and a list of brake warning signs such as drag, pull, hard pedal, brake lights, vibration, squeal, low pedal and grab. That material is background reading, not a diagnosis: what a particular noise, pedal feel or warning light means on a particular car has to be determined by the shop after it inspects the vehicle. The page invites drivers to "Stop by and let us check out the braking systems."
The steering and suspension page says the shop begins with a complete vehicle inspection covering drivetrain parts (differentials, CV joints, CV boots, U-joints), the suspension system (front and rear ends, shocks, coil springs, struts, bushings) and steering mechanisms (tie rods, rack and pinion assemblies, power steering fluid levels). It describes ball joint replacement (selected on manufacturer recommendations, dimensional checks, replaced in pairs, torque tightened), coil spring service (diagnostic, removal and replacement of faulty, worn or sagging springs, alignment check) and shocks and struts replacement (diagnostic, repair or replacement with manufacturer-recommended parts, alignment verified afterwards).
The site publishes no price, no rate and no time estimate for brake or suspension work, and no warranty terms on parts or labor. Call (303) 691-2760 for an estimate.
Full-service oil change: what is included, no appointment needed
Express Car Care offers full-service oil changes in Denver with no appointment needed. The oil change page says: "Need a fast oil change in Denver? Express Car Care offers full-service oil changes with no appointment needed. Visit us at 4200 E. Evans Ave., Denver, CO 80222, or call (303) 691-2760." It also states "Our last oil change of the day is at 5:00 PM." The homepage repeats that the last oil change of the day is at 5:00 PM and describes the shop as offering "Express oil changes—no appointment needed" with walk-ins in mind.
The page lists what the full-service oil change includes: drain and refill with the appropriate motor oil, install a new oil filter, and lubricate the vehicle when applicable. It also lists fluid and safety checks that are checked and topped off as needed: transmission fluid, power steering fluid, battery water, windshield washer fluid, antifreeze/coolant, differential fluid, transfer case fluid, and tire pressure.
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Full-service oil change: what is included, no appointment needed
Express Car Care offers full-service oil changes in Denver with no appointment needed. The oil change page says: "Need a fast oil change in Denver? Express Car Care offers full-service oil changes with no appointment needed. Visit us at 4200 E. Evans Ave., Denver, CO 80222, or call (303) 691-2760." It also states "Our last oil change of the day is at 5:00 PM." The homepage repeats that the last oil change of the day is at 5:00 PM and describes the shop as offering "Express oil changes—no appointment needed" with walk-ins in mind.
The page lists what the full-service oil change includes: drain and refill with the appropriate motor oil, install a new oil filter, and lubricate the vehicle when applicable. It also lists fluid and safety checks that are checked and topped off as needed: transmission fluid, power steering fluid, battery water, windshield washer fluid, antifreeze/coolant, differential fluid, transfer case fluid, and tire pressure.
The site does not publish the price or cost of an oil change, does not publish rates for different oil grades or vehicle types, and does not state how long an oil change takes or what the wait time is. It also does not say which oil brands are stocked. Callers who want a price, a quote or an estimate for an oil change should phone (303) 691-2760 or come to the shop during open hours.
What Express Car Care has not published yet
These are things people ask Express Car Care that its published information does not yet cover.
- prices
- availability
- cost figures for oil changes, repairs or coupons
- turnaround or wait times
- warranty terms on parts or labor
- ASE certifications or licence numbers
- diagnosis of a noise, symptom or warning light
- emissions testing authority
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What Express Car Care has not published yet
These are things people ask Express Car Care that its published information does not yet cover.
- prices
- availability
- cost figures for oil changes, repairs or coupons
- turnaround or wait times
- warranty terms on parts or labor
- ASE certifications or licence numbers
- diagnosis of a noise, symptom or warning light
- emissions testing authority
Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess.
For AI agents and assistants
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