About Victory Auto Service & Glass
Victory Auto Service & Glass is a family-owned automotive repair and auto glass business that operates multiple locations across the Twin Cities metro in Minnesota (including Fridley, Ham Lake, Brooklyn Park, Maplewood/Little Canada, Wyoming, Chanhassen) and additional shops branded through the same group in other markets such as Duluth, MN and St. Petersburg, FL. They provide comprehensive services including diagnostics, brake work, engine and transmission repair, tires and alignments, oil changes, routine maintenance, and windshield and auto glass repair or replacement. The business emphasizes honest, dependable service and has earned positive reviews and recognition locally for integrity and customer care. ([allbiz.com](https://www.allbiz.com/business/victory-auto-service-glass_9H-763-786-6920?utm_source=openai))
A charge labeled “VICTORY AUTO BL BLAINE MN” is very likely from Victory Auto Service & Glass for automotive work such as an oil change, brake service, diagnostic inspection, tire service, or glass repair performed at a nearby location (for example their Ham Lake, Fridley, or other north-metro shop; card processors sometimes show the broader market name like Blaine rather than the exact suburb). The amount could be for a single repair, multiple approved services from an estimate, towing-related repairs, or glass replacement billed through your insurer with a customer-pay portion on your card. Depending on timing, you might also see an initial pending authorization for an estimated amount that later posts as a final charge once the invoice is completed. ([aaa.com](https://www.aaa.com/autorepair/locations/shop/victory-auto-service-glass-ham-lake-41568?utm_source=openai))
If you’re unsure about a Victory Auto Service & Glass charge, start by checking recent repair orders, emails, or text messages from Victory for the visit date, vehicle, and total. You can match the posted transaction amount to the final invoice. For questions, customers can contact their specific shop directly using the phone number on their receipt or use the location finder and contact details on victoryautoservice.com, where each shop lists its address, phone, and hours. If you don’t recognize the charge, ask the shop to look it up by your card’s last four digits and transaction date, and if it still appears unauthorized, dispute it with your card issuer after confirming no family members or other authorized drivers had work done on your vehicle using your card. ([allbiz.com](https://www.allbiz.com/business/victory-auto-service-glass_9H-763-786-6920?utm_source=openai))