The old form couldn't send. The new site books the bay.

Cartronix Autoworks, an independent auto shop on Highway 6 in Houston serving Houston, Sugar Land and Wharton. Geidi and Herbert Rodriguez took over the shop in 2026, and the old website came with it. They handle repair and maintenance, tires and wheels, alignments, lift kits, tint and select Tesla services. That means two very different buyers: the driver who needs something fixed today and the enthusiast planning a build.

• Wrong information about the business on the site
• A contact form that didn't work, so customers couldn't send a request
• An outdated site that didn't show the range of work the shop does

“The process with them was very seamless, and everyone on their team was extremely friendly and professional.”Geidi Rodriguez, co-owner

1. Pages built for each customer. Services, Tires & Wheels, Tesla and Financing each get their own page and their own Houston search terms, so every visitor lands on what they came for.
2. One path to book on every page. Book Service and the shop's number sit in the header, and every page ends with the same two actions. The new quote form asks for the vehicle and the service, then tells the customer what happens next.
3. Price handled up front. A Financing page lists five partners, including no-credit-needed options, so wheel packages and lift kits don't stall on cost.
4. Proof, not claims. Real shop photos, finished builds, Hunter alignment equipment, 3M tint and 21 tire and wheel brands named outright.