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Tuffy Grand Rapids (Fuller Ave.)

Family Owned & Operated

50% OFF TOWING WITH ALL MAJOR REPAIRS

We Service All Makes & Models

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Complete Auto Repair

Your Mercury specialist

Mercury is known for its advance styling and reliability.

At Tuffy Grand Rapids (Fuller Ave.) in Grand Rapids we make it our priority to keep your Mercury running efficiently with regular service, repair and maintenance. Automotive maintenance is important to keeping your vehicle running in top condition and lasting long into the future. Contact us today to schedule the following:

  • Oil Changes
  • Fluid Replacements(Transmission,Cooling System,Power Steering and Braking System)
  • Air Filter Replacement
  • Tire Rotations
  • Air Conditioning and Heating Systems Check
  • Brake System Inspection
  Make Tuffy Grand Rapids (Fuller Ave.) in Grand Rapids your preferred Mercury repair facility. We are here when you need us.

Call or contact us to today for a quote or to schedule service.



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Tuffy Grand Rapids (Fuller Ave.) in Grand Rapids also services the needs of Belding , Belleville, East Grand Rapids , Lowell , Rockford, Walker.

In 1935, Edsel Ford designed a more luxurious version of the Ford that he intended to call the Falcon. Since he didn't think it fit in with other Fords, he created a new brand named for the Roman god -- Mercury.

The 1939 Mercury 8 began production in 1938, with a 95 horsepower (71 kW; 96 PS) V8 engine. Over 65,800 were sold the first year, at a price of $916 (approximately $14,000 in 2010 dollars).[4][5] It was an all new car, sharing no body panels with either Ford or Lincoln. Its body was six inches wider than Ford and rode on a 116 inch wheelbase, four inches longer than Ford.