Welcome to Miller Brothers Auto Repair Shop and Collision Center, Corryton, TN!

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7123 Tazewell Pike

Corryton, TN 37721

 

 

(865) 689-5072

FAX: (865) 689-7765

 

 

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Car Maintenance Tips To Make A High Mileage Car Run Smoothly

Car Maintenance Tips To Make A High Mileage Car Run Smoothly

If you're driving a car made these days, chances are it will last you for up to 150,000 miles or more. But what is considered 'high mileage'? Generally speaking, cars older than five years and with 75,000+ miles on their odometer can be deemed high-mileage vehicles. With age often comes wear which...

7 Ways To Make Your Car Last Longer

7 Ways To Make Your Car Last Longer

Owning a car can bring enjoyment and relaxation. However, without regular maintenance, cars can be a source of major frustration. Preventive auto tuneups will ensure that repairs are not costly. You will save money on repairs if you are more knowledgeable about cars. Always see to it that you gain...

What To Do If Your Brakes Fail

What To Do If Your Brakes Fail

As you drive down the road, you notice that traffic is slowing down ahead of you. This means that you must apply your brakes. You suddenly feel the worst thing: your brake pedal hits the ground and you aren't slowing down. You are becoming closer to the cars in front of you. How To Deal With...

Is It A Good Idea To Bring My Own Parts To A Mechanic?

Is It A Good Idea To Bring My Own Parts To A Mechanic?

Most often, when you bring your car to an auto shop, they will make repairs or replace any damaged parts using the parts that are available or ordered. Sometimes drivers wonder if it is possible to save money by buying parts themselves and taking them to the mechanic. Before you make the purchase...

Why Do Most Car Owners Choose Parts Replacement Than Auto Repair

Why Do Most Car Owners Choose Parts Replacement Than Auto Repair

Ownership of a vehicle comes with many responsibilities, including regular oil checks and fixing mechanical problems when they occur. Broken parts are a part and parcel of vehicle ownership. In the past, most drivers would go to an auto repair shop to fix the damaged part. However, recent years...