TRUE Automotive Lawrenceville
- Address
- 880 Cripple Creek Dr, Suite 102, Lawrenceville, GA 30043
- Phone
- (678) 809-6531
- Hours
- Monday to Friday 8 AM to 6 PM
- Saturday and Sunday Closed
Online booking uses TRUE’s shared Georgia booking page. Mention Lawrenceville when you book, or call the shop.
TRUE Automotive Lawrenceville is one of five TRUE Automotive shops in metro Atlanta, at 880 Cripple Creek Dr, Suite 102 in Lawrenceville. Call the shop on (678) 809-6531 or book online.
Work on TRUE’s list for Lawrenceville
- Confirmed by this shop
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Makes on TRUE’s list for Lawrenceville
Emissions testing near Lawrenceville
The shop is in Gwinnett County, one of the 13 metro Atlanta counties where Georgia requires emissions testing. For 2026 registrations, testing covers 2002 to 2023 model-year gasoline cars and light trucks registered in those counties. A car with the check engine light on fails the test, so have the light checked first.
Questions
Are the shops open on weekends?
No. All five shops are open Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 6 PM, and closed on Saturday and Sunday. Holiday closures are listed on each shop page when they are announced.
Do I need an appointment?
Booking online or by phone reserves a time for your car. If you would rather come in without an appointment, call the shop first to check it can take your car that day.
What should I tell the shop when I book?
The year, make and model, and the engine if you know it. What you notice and when it happens: cold starts, braking, highway speed, turning. Any warning lights, and a photo of the dashboard if a message appeared. Any recent work on the car.
Can I get a loaner car or a ride while my car is in the shop?
It depends on the shop. A shop page lists a loaner car, shuttle or ride only when that shop has confirmed it offers one. If nothing is listed, ask when you book.
Will using TRUE Automotive instead of the dealer void my warranty?
No, not for routine maintenance. The Federal Trade Commission says you do not have to use the dealer for repairs or maintenance to keep your warranty in effect, and that it is illegal for a dealer to deny coverage because routine maintenance was done elsewhere. Keep your service records and receipts. Repairs that the warranty itself pays for may have to be done where the manufacturer chooses.