Auto Services Costs in South Carolina

Verified cost ranges across cities in South Carolina

Verified by 2 sourcesUpdated April 11, 2026

Auto Services Cost Comparison — South Carolina

Compare verified cost ranges across cities in South Carolina

Cost Comparison — Oil Change

South Carolina2 sources

Low

$95

Typical

$115

High

$135

Columbia2 sources

Low

$89

Typical

$107

High

$126

Charleston2 sources

Low

$95

Typical

$116

High

$136

Greenville2 sources

Low

$88

Typical

$107

High

$125

Myrtle Beach2 sources

Low

$88

Typical

$107

High

$126

Florence2 sources

Low

$82

Typical

$99

High

$117

Spartanburg2 sources

Low

$86

Typical

$104

High

$122

Sumter2 sources

Low

$83

Typical

$101

High

$118

Low

$93

Typical

$112

High

$132

Cost Comparison — Wheel Alignment

South Carolina2 sources

Low

$38

Typical

$140

High

$242

Columbia2 sources

Low

$36

Typical

$131

High

$226

Charleston2 sources

Low

$38

Typical

$141

High

$244

Greenville2 sources

Low

$35

Typical

$130

High

$225

Myrtle Beach2 sources

Low

$36

Typical

$131

High

$226

Florence2 sources

Low

$33

Typical

$121

High

$210

Spartanburg2 sources

Low

$35

Typical

$127

High

$220

Sumter2 sources

Low

$33

Typical

$123

High

$213

Low

$37

Typical

$137

High

$237

Cost Comparison — Alternator Replacement

South Carolina2 sources

Low

$397

Typical

$860

High

$1,323

Columbia2 sources

Low

$372

Typical

$805

High

$1,239

Charleston2 sources

Low

$401

Typical

$868

High

$1,335

Greenville2 sources

Low

$370

Typical

$802

High

$1,233

Myrtle Beach2 sources

Low

$372

Typical

$805

High

$1,238

Florence2 sources

Low

$344

Typical

$746

High

$1,148

Spartanburg2 sources

Low

$361

Typical

$783

High

$1,204

Sumter2 sources

Low

$349

Typical

$757

High

$1,164

Low

$389

Typical

$843

High

$1,296

Cost Comparison — Timing Belt Replacement

South Carolina2 sources

Low

$550

Typical

$1,021

High

$1,493

Columbia2 sources

Low

$515

Typical

$957

High

$1,398

Charleston2 sources

Low

$555

Typical

$1,031

High

$1,507

Greenville2 sources

Low

$512

Typical

$952

High

$1,392

Myrtle Beach2 sources

Low

$515

Typical

$956

High

$1,398

Florence2 sources

Low

$477

Typical

$886

High

$1,295

Spartanburg2 sources

Low

$500

Typical

$930

High

$1,359

Sumter2 sources

Low

$484

Typical

$899

High

$1,314

Low

$539

Typical

$1,001

High

$1,463

Cost Comparison — Water Pump Replacement

South Carolina2 sources

Low

$261

Typical

$450

High

$639

Columbia2 sources

Low

$244

Typical

$421

High

$598

Charleston2 sources

Low

$263

Typical

$454

High

$645

Greenville2 sources

Low

$243

Typical

$419

High

$595

Myrtle Beach2 sources

Low

$244

Typical

$421

High

$598

Florence2 sources

Low

$226

Typical

$390

High

$554

Spartanburg2 sources

Low

$237

Typical

$409

High

$581

Sumter2 sources

Low

$229

Typical

$396

High

$562

Low

$255

Typical

$441

High

$626

Cost Comparison — Radiator Replacement

South Carolina2 sources

Low

$315

Typical

$529

High

$743

Columbia2 sources

Low

$295

Typical

$495

High

$696

Charleston2 sources

Low

$318

Typical

$534

High

$750

Greenville2 sources

Low

$294

Typical

$493

High

$693

Myrtle Beach2 sources

Low

$295

Typical

$495

High

$696

Florence2 sources

Low

$273

Typical

$459

High

$645

Spartanburg2 sources

Low

$287

Typical

$482

High

$677

Sumter2 sources

Low

$277

Typical

$466

High

$654

Low

$309

Typical

$519

High

$728

Cost Comparison — Head Gasket Repair

South Carolina2 sources

Low

$216

Typical

$497

High

$779

Columbia2 sources

Low

$202

Typical

$466

High

$730

Charleston2 sources

Low

$218

Typical

$502

High

$786

Greenville2 sources

Low

$201

Typical

$464

High

$727

Myrtle Beach2 sources

Low

$202

Typical

$466

High

$729

Florence2 sources

Low

$187

Typical

$431

High

$676

Spartanburg2 sources

Low

$196

Typical

$453

High

$709

Sumter2 sources

Low

$190

Typical

$438

High

$686

Low

$211

Typical

$487

High

$764

Cost Comparison — CV Axle Replacement

South Carolina2 sources

Low

$562

Typical

$855

High

$1,147

Columbia2 sources

Low

$526

Typical

$800

High

$1,074

Charleston2 sources

Low

$567

Typical

$863

High

$1,158

Greenville2 sources

Low

$524

Typical

$797

High

$1,070

Myrtle Beach2 sources

Low

$526

Typical

$800

High

$1,074

Florence2 sources

Low

$488

Typical

$741

High

$995

Spartanburg2 sources

Low

$512

Typical

$778

High

$1,044

Sumter2 sources

Low

$495

Typical

$752

High

$1,010

Low

$551

Typical

$838

High

$1,124

Cost Comparison — Auto Detailing

South Carolina2 sources

Low

$30

Typical

$390

High

$750

Columbia2 sources

Low

$28

Typical

$365

High

$702

Charleston2 sources

Low

$30

Typical

$394

High

$757

Greenville2 sources

Low

$28

Typical

$364

High

$699

Myrtle Beach2 sources

Low

$28

Typical

$365

High

$702

Florence2 sources

Low

$26

Typical

$338

High

$651

Spartanburg2 sources

Low

$27

Typical

$355

High

$683

Sumter2 sources

Low

$26

Typical

$343

High

$660

Low

$29

Typical

$382

High

$735

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Oil Change

Drain and replacement of engine oil and oil filter using conventional, synthetic blend, or full synthetic oil. Includes checking fluid levels and a basic visual inspection. Full synthetic costs more but extends intervals to 7,500–10,000 miles.

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Wheel Alignment

Computer-aided adjustment of wheel angles (camber, toe, caster) to manufacturer specifications to ensure straight tracking and even tire wear. Misalignment is caused by hitting potholes, curbs, or after suspension work.

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Alternator Replacement

Removal of the failed alternator and installation of a remanufactured or new unit to restore battery charging and electrical system function. Warning signs include battery warning light, dimming lights, and dead battery.

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Timing Belt Replacement

Replacement of the rubber timing belt that synchronizes the crankshaft and camshaft rotation. Typically replaced every 60,000 to 100,000 miles. A snapped belt can cause catastrophic engine damage in interference engines.

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Water Pump Replacement

Replacement of the engine water pump that circulates coolant through the cooling system. Often replaced simultaneously with the timing belt since both components are accessed together. Failure causes engine overheating.

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Radiator Replacement

Removal of the failed radiator and installation of a new or remanufactured unit to restore proper engine cooling. Radiators fail due to corrosion, physical damage, or plastic end-tank cracking. Overheating is the primary symptom.

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Head Gasket Repair

Removal of the cylinder head and replacement of the failed head gasket that seals the combustion chamber from coolant and oil passages. One of the most expensive engine repairs. Signs include white exhaust smoke, coolant loss, and overheating.

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CV Axle Replacement

Replacement of a damaged constant velocity (CV) axle shaft that transfers engine power to the drive wheels. A torn CV boot allows grease loss and joint failure. Clicking noise during turns is the primary warning sign.

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Auto Detailing

Thorough interior and exterior cleaning and reconditioning including hand wash, clay bar decontamination, machine polishing, wax or ceramic sealant application, vacuum, steam cleaning, and leather conditioning.

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