The year 2017 has been busy for Burt Brothers as we have served the tire and automotive needs of drivers on Utah’s Wasatch Front. In celebration of National Thank You Month, we want to express our gratitude to our loyal customers who allow us to do what we love most—keep your cars running safely and efficiently.
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As one of the leading family-owned auto repair shops in Utah, we make it our business to keep your automobiles in tip-top condition. From our humble beginnings 25 years ago, we have expanded our business to 10 locations. We opened our newest location just a few months ago—a remodeled, 10-bay shop in Highland.
Brothers Wendel and Ron Burt founded Burt Brothers Tire and Service in 1991. Since then, we have provided big value auto repair and small-town, friendly customer service. We pride ourselves on having built a team of knowledgeable and skilled technicians who do honest, top-quality work. Our services include alignments, oil changes, brake repair, heating and cooling services, and other preventive maintenance. We also offer a broad selection of the finest tires for your vehicle.
We are dedicated to giving back to our community by sponsoring such causes as the Bountiful Rotary Coats for Kids Car Show and Teacher Feature, honoring the state’s best teachers with a new car.
As another year unfolds, we look forward to continuing to provide you with the best tire and automotive service available.
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