Midwest Auto & Diesel Repair

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Midwest Auto & Diesel Repair Full service auto repair on all makes and models gas or diesel. Open Monday through Friday 8am-5pm and Saturdays by appointment

Welcome to Midwest Auto & Diesel Repair - your home for auto & diesel service and repair. We are a full service shop for all Cummins, Duramax, and Powerstroke, Isuzu, International, and Sprinter/Mercedes engines. We also offer a full range of services on all gas engines from cars to pickups, vans, box trucks, and trailers. We do it all at an affordable price and have the most competitive rates in the area. We are happy to offer discounts for small businesses, fleets, students, and the military. We feature and use name brand quality parts. From oil changes to engine work - all services and inspections are performed by A.S.E certified technicians that take pride in getting the job done right the first time so you can spend more time on the road. FEATURING THE LATEST IN DURAMAX FUEL SYSTEM TESTING. FLOW TEST INJECTORS, CHECK HIGH PRESSURE PUMP PERFORMANCE, AND CHECK FOR EXCESSIVE RETURN FLOW WITH NO TEAR DOWN. THIS TOOL HAS SAVED OUR DURAMAX CUSTOMERS HOURS OF DIAGNOSTIC TIME AND ALLOWED US TO RUN A HEALTH CHECK ON THE FUEL SYSTEM TO SEE ANY POTENTIAL PROBLEMS BEFORE THEY OCCUR, OR IF YOU ARE HAVING ANY HARD START, NO START, WHITE/BLACK SMOKE, OR LACK OF POWER PROBLEMS WITH YOUR 6.6L

Service We Offer:
Auto & Fleet Services

Preventive maintenance:
DOT inspections
Trailer repair
Engine repair
Check engine light diagnostics
Electrical
Drivetrain repair
Suspension
Brakes
Tires
Heating & A/C

Diesel Services:
Engine repair
Fuel systems
Diagnostics
Tuners/Chips
Electrical
Exhaust systems
Bulletproof kits
Transmission
Suspension
Brakes
Tires
Heating & A/C
DOT inspections

In need of an appointment? Give us a call today at (316) 351-8945. Our staff is standing by and ready to assist you in whatever automotive maintenance or repair you may need.

10/27/2026

Cold mornings are the honest test of a vehicle. A slow crank, a heater that takes forever, a squeal at startup, or a low tire light are all your car telling you something before winter makes it worse. If any of that sounds familiar, bring it in while it is still a small job.

10/26/2026

Mechanic Monday tip: put a small kit in the trunk before the weather turns. A flashlight, gloves, a phone charger, a blanket, and a scraper. You will not need it most of the year. The one night you do, it will not feel like a small thing at all.

10/23/2026

Myth Buster Friday: cloudy headlights are just a cosmetic problem. They are a safety problem. Oxidized, hazy lenses scatter light instead of projecting it down the road, and they can cut your usable light output dramatically. You lose seeing distance at exactly the time of year you need it most. Restoring them is quick and inexpensive, and the difference at night is immediate.

10/22/2026

Wet leaves are slicker than most drivers expect, especially on a painted line, a metal grate, or a shaded curve. Slow down earlier, brake sooner, and give yourself more room. Good tread and healthy brakes are what turn a surprise into a non-event.

10/21/2026

Trivia Wednesday: in most states, what is the legal minimum tire tread depth? A) 2/32 of an inch B) 4/32 of an inch C) 6/32 of an inch. Drop your guess below.

10/20/2026

The days are getting shorter fast, and more of your driving is happening in the dark. Headlight aim, bulb brightness, and lens clarity all fade gradually enough that you never quite notice it happening. We can check all three and tell you what is worth doing.

10/19/2026

Mechanic Monday tip: clean the inside of your windshield. Not the outside, the inside. Film builds up from dust and interior off-gassing, and it turns every low sun and every oncoming headlight into glare. It is the cheapest visibility upgrade there is, and this is the season you actually notice the difference.

10/16/2026

Myth Buster Friday: rotating your tires is optional as long as they still look fine. Rotation is a big part of why they still look fine. Front and rear tires wear at different rates, and moving them around evens that out so all four last longer and grip more predictably. Plenty of tire warranties require documented rotations, too. If you cannot remember your last one, it is time.

10/15/2026

A four wheel alignment does more than stop uneven tire wear, though it does that too. It keeps the vehicle tracking straight and the steering wheel centered where it belongs. If you find yourself correcting constantly just to hold a lane, that is worth checking before it eats a set of tires.

10/14/2026

Trivia Wednesday: for every 10 degree drop in outside temperature, about how much tire pressure do you lose? A) About 1 PSI B) About 5 PSI C) None, pressure does not change. Guess below.

Address

4475 E 31 Street S
Wichita, KS
67210

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

(316) 351-8945

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