BZR Transmission And Automotive

04/28/2026

Good morning! It's going to be a beautiful week ahead ☀️😊

04/27/2026

Ive been talking about this "killswitch" for almost a year now. its real people https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1CghqhT9wJ/

04/18/2026

Just wanted to say thank you, we think you're amazing.

04/10/2026

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We bow our heads in solemn remembrance as we say goodbye to Louise Unkrich, a titan of the Greatest Generation, who has completed her century-long journey at 100 years old. She wasn't just a witness to history; she forged it with her own two hands. Your tools are silent now, but the echo of your resolve will soar in our hearts forever.🕊️🇺🇸

In 1943, a young girl from a humble Iowa farm stepped out of the quiet cornfields and into the thunderous heart of the American war effort. While the world trembled under the shadow of tyranny, Louise answered the call. She didn't just learn a trade; she mastered a weapon of hope. Her instructors called her "extremely competent," but the truth was more profound: she was essential.

At the Glenn L. Martin bomber plant, Louise became a "Bomberette"—a guardian of the hangar. Amidst the searing heat and deafening roar of the factory floor, she riveted the B-29 Superfortress.

With a spirit of iron and hands that never wavered, Louise and her team set a legendary speed record assembling ailerons—the very parts that allowed the "mighty B-29" to take flight and turn the tide of the Pacific Theater.

"They did not wear medals on their chests, but they carried the weight of the free world on their shoulders."

Louise fought a different kind of war. Her battlefield was the factory floor; her bayonet was a riveting gun. Every spark that flew from her station was a strike against oppression. Every aircraft she sent into the clouds carried the prayers of a nation and the promise of a homecoming for sons, brothers, and fathers.

She lived for a century with a quiet, humble pride, never asking for the applause she so richly deserved. She reminded us that freedom is not merely defended on distant shores—it is built, bolt by bolt, by those with the courage to lead.
~DS Rock

04/06/2026

Alignments are one of those maintenance items nobody thinks about until there's a problem. My advice is, with the rough roads we have in the beautiful hill country, you should have your vehicle alginment done every two years or every second set of tires. It's easier to maintain than to repair. Yall stay safe.

04/04/2026

Just a valvebody

04/03/2026

Separated tires cause all sorts of issues, and we're seeing this problem more and more. This is a Cooper tire, and I always thought they were a good name.

04/02/2026

One of the quirks of being an O'Reilly-certified repair shop is the "money back" promos! Just saying, if you were putting off those brake jobs, here's a good sign to call and get on the schedule.

11/27/2025

Good morning folks, just wanted to say Happy Thanksgiving to all our customers! 🦃🍁 Y'all be safe and have a great day!

11/24/2025

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