Warren Nichols opens new Complete Auto Solutions facility
New facility is located on North Slappey Boulevard
From Staff Reports
ALBANY — Warren Nichols, a master technician and 20-year veteran of the automotive industry, has opened a new state-of-the-art facility for Complete Auto Solutions at 3009 N. Slappey Blvd. The shop, located at the corner of Ledo Road, specializes in fleet and commercial grade vehicles and accommodates all consumer makes and models.
Nichols began his career as a diesel technician and later diversified to consumer grade products, where he specialized in diagnostics and electrical trouble shooting. In addition to Nichols’ expertise, Auto Solutions employs a team of factory-trained technicians familiar with all makes and certified in Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep, Toyota, Nissan, Honda and Kia products. The new shop is also equipped with the latest automotive repair technology to accommodate any automotive repair needs as well as fabrication and customization.
“It has been exciting to watch this business grow from a one-man show to the largest independent shop in the area,” Nichols said. “We are thankful to our customers who’ve supported us in our expansion.”
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