General Repairs

These parts work together to keep your tires moving when you accelerate.

Belts and hoses keep parts within the engine, cooling, air conditioning, and charging systems moving and transfer lubricants and liquids to different parts of the vehicle.

Brake pads, rotors, and calipers all work together to evenly brake your car and keep you and your passengers safe on the road. Brake inspections should be done regularly.

The climate control system of your vehicle is crucial to the comfort of you and your passengers. Periodic charging and flushing of the system will keep it running at optimal performance.

The cooling system refers to the group of parts that keep your car’s engine from overheating. A cooling fan, water pump, thermostat, radiator, heater core, heater valve, and various other parts work together to keep the engine from overheating as it works, while keeping the fluids from freezing in colder temps.

Since 1996, vehicles have been manufactured with an On-Board Diagnostics System to alert the driver when something within the operating system should be looked at by a professional. By hooking your car up to our diagnostics equipment, we are able to tell exactly which part of the car needs servicing.

The exhaust system of your vehicle filters and transmits emissions out of your vehicle. For the health of you and your passengers, better gas mileage, as well as meeting environmental standards, it’s important to maintain a proper exhaust system.

Regularly performed oil and filter changes are the first step in ensuring a long lasting car engine.

Keeping up with preventive maintenance will add life to your vehicle and keep it running longer.

Batteries should be replaced about every four years. While most car owners associate cold days with battery trouble, the summer heat can wear down your car battery just as much as freezing temperatures. Let us test your battery and charging system.

Vibrations in your steering wheel or pulling on one side or the other of your car could be signs of problems with your steering or suspension system.

Properly inflated tires ensure the best gas mileage and optimal vehicle performance. If your TPMS light comes on this means your tire pressure is low and should be tended to.

Over time, depending on mileage, driving conditions and road conditions, tires will wear down and need to be replaced. Bald tires lose traction in wet and snow-covered roads. Rotating your tires at every couple of oil changes will promote even wear for longer lasting tires.

Proper wheel alignment ensures even wear among all four tires and avoids your car slowly steering towards one side of the road or the other, which is dangerous. Your car will perform better and last longer with proper alignment.