I need someone to fix my fuel pump in Myrtle Beach.

That's an auto repair shop job — here are Myrtle Beach's top-rated matches, ranked by verified Google reviews.

#1 in Myrtle Beach

ShowTime Auto Glass

Myrtle Beach, SC
★ 5 (371 reviews)
(843) 212-6511
#2 in Myrtle Beach

Automotive PhD

Myrtle Beach, SC
★ 5 (175 reviews)
(843) 650-1660
#3 in Myrtle Beach

CARS Inc

Myrtle Beach, SC
★ 5 (140 reviews)
(843) 232-7800
#4 in Myrtle Beach

Honest Auto Service LLC

Myrtle Beach, SC
★ 5 (102 reviews)
(843) 750-0197
#5 in Myrtle Beach

Mavis Tires & Brakes

Myrtle Beach, SC
★ 4.9 (3309 reviews)
(843) 438-9856
#6 in Myrtle Beach

West Tire and Auto Repair

Myrtle Beach, SC
★ 4.9 (675 reviews)
(843) 945-4869
#7 in Myrtle Beach

Auto Galaxy Service

Myrtle Beach, SC
★ 4.9 (176 reviews)
(888) 820-8885
#8 in Myrtle Beach

Rapid Auto Repair

Myrtle Beach, SC
★ 4.9 (89 reviews)
(843) 796-4778
#9 in Myrtle Beach

Mavis Tires & Brakes

Myrtle Beach, SC
★ 4.8 (1864 reviews)
(843) 438-9884
#10 in Myrtle Beach

Mavis Tires & Brakes

Myrtle Beach, SC
★ 4.8 (1363 reviews)
(843) 438-9351

Questions people ask before calling

Signs of a failing fuel pump?

Long cranking, stalling when hot, whining from the tank, or loss of power under load. A pressure test confirms it.

Is it always the pump in the tank?

Most modern cars have an in-tank pump; some diesels and older cars differ. Diagnosis first.

Can a clogged filter mimic it?

Yes — cheaper to rule out the filter and relay before replacing the pump.

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