PriceMyFix tracks verified prices at 175 auto repair shops in Atlanta, GA across 18 services— oil changes, brakes, tires, alignments and more. Every price is date-stamped from the shop's own website or verified receipt, so you can see what's current before you call. Pick a service below to compare all Atlanta shops side-by-side.
175 shops · 342 verified prices · updated July 2026
Atlanta has the deepest shop pool we track in Georgia: 175 shops with current posted prices, and 125 of them are independents. Every price band is covered. Oil changes start at $15 at Grease Monkey, Take 5, and Midas and climb to $170 at the priciest dealers. Brake pads run $150 to $300 across 71 shops.
Traffic is the quiet repair tax here. Stop and go on the Connector and I-285 chews through brake pads and batteries faster than highway miles would, so maintenance comes due sooner than the owner's manual says. The drivers who compare first save real money. The same pad job can differ by $150 between two shops a mile apart.
With 93 shops posting oil change prices, there is no reason to pay the top of the range for routine work. Pick a service below and you can see every Atlanta shop's actual number, sorted by price, before you call.
All 175 Atlanta shop prices come from each shop's own published pricing, checked and date stamped. No estimates.
Oil Change
$15.00 – $129.95
91 Atlanta shops priced
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Brake Pad Replacement
$149.95 – $279.99
74 Atlanta shops priced
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Tire Alignment
$79.95 – $129.99
52 Atlanta shops priced
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Tire Rotation
$19.95 – $50.00
43 Atlanta shops priced
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Coolant Flush
$79.99 – $150.00
10 Atlanta shops priced
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AC Service
$79.99 – $169.99
10 Atlanta shops priced
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Air Filter Replacement
$24.95 – $50.00
9 Atlanta shops priced
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Cabin Air Filter Replacement
$34.99 – $75.00
9 Atlanta shops priced
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Battery Replacement
$125.00 – $600.00
8 Atlanta shops priced
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Wiper Blade Replacement
$14.99 – $30.00
6 Atlanta shops priced
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Transmission Fluid Change
$129.95 – $250.00
6 Atlanta shops priced
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Engine Diagnostic
$79.99 – $129.99
6 Atlanta shops priced
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Headlight Restoration
$49.99 – $100.00
4 Atlanta shops priced
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Power Steering Flush
$89.95 – $150.00
4 Atlanta shops priced
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Brake Pad & Rotor Replacement
$219.99 – $229.99
3 Atlanta shops priced
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Fuel System Cleaning
$129.99 – $150.00
3 Atlanta shops priced
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Brake Flush
$99.99 – $129.99
2 Atlanta shops priced
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Spark Plug Replacement
$199.99 – $200.00
2 Atlanta shops priced
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24 Hour Tires
independent · Atlanta
244 wheelsNtires
independent · Atlanta
4 Brothers Auto Sales, LLC
independent · Atlanta
4 Brothers Tire shop and Automotive service
independent · Atlanta
A & C Used Tires
independent · Atlanta
A & D Automotive Inc.
independent · Atlanta
A & S Auto Services
independent · Atlanta
A&J Wheels Tires And Accessories
independent · Atlanta
Acapulco's Mufflers & Auto Repair
independent · Atlanta
Accucare Automotive
independent · Atlanta
All Size Tires New & Used
independent · Atlanta
All Tech Automotive
independent · Atlanta
Allrich Auto
dealership · Atlanta
Amerigo New & Used Tire's
independent · Atlanta
Angel New & Used Tires
independent · Atlanta
Anthem Automotive
independent · Atlanta
Anything Automotive
dealership · Atlanta
ATL Car Junkies LLC
independent · Atlanta
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Atlanta drivers have access to roughly 175 auto repair shops within the city limits and surrounding 25 miles. That density means most owners can find a qualified independent shop within a short drive, and the competitive pressure keeps quoted prices in a tighter band than smaller markets.
Independent shops in Atlanta typically charge $110 to $140 per labor hour. Franchise shops sit slightly higher at $120 to $150. Dealerships run $150 to $200. Across all 18 services we track, the median price difference between the cheapest and most expensive shop in the same city is roughly 30 to 50 percent on identical work, so shopping around pays.
Florida and Georgia heat shortens battery life. Most batteries installed in Atlanta fail after three to four years, compared to four to six years in milder climates. Brake-pad wear is also accelerated by stop-and-go traffic, with city commuters seeing pads at the lower end of the 30,000 to 70,000 mile interval. Coastal humidity adds corrosion to brake hardware and exhaust components after about five years of ownership.
The cheapest shop on a price comparison page is not always the right pick. Five checks separate the shops worth your time from the rest.
From our current data: oil changes $15 to $170 across 93 shops, brake pads $150 to $300 across 71 shops, alignments $80 to $150 across 48 shops, and tire rotations $20 to $50 across 36 shops. The spread on every one of those is the reason to compare before booking.
Grease Monkey, Take 5, and Midas all post $15 promotional prices on conventional oil. If your engine takes full synthetic, expect more, but the gap between shops on the same synthetic change is still big enough to be worth a look at the posted prices first.
Our data does not show a clean split, and shop type matters far more than which side of I-285 you are on. Independents quote well under dealers everywhere in the metro. What the suburbs do have is a lower ceiling: the most expensive oil change we track in Marietta is $110 against $170 in Atlanta proper.
Stop and go is the whole story. Every crawl down the Connector is hundreds of brake applications a highway commute would not have, and heat cycling wears pads faster too. Budget for pads sooner than the manual suggests, and get two or three quotes. Atlanta brake prices run $150 to $300 for the same axle.
Independents, by 20 to 40 percent on identical out of warranty work, and Atlanta has 125 of them posting prices. Dealers earn their premium on warranty repairs, recalls, and manufacturer specific diagnostics. For brakes, oil, tires, and alignments, the independents win on price almost every time.