Services

Services Offered

- Oil/Filter Change and Engine Repair.

Changing your oil offers a lot of noticeable benefits, as well. Regular oil changes improve your car's gas mileage. As the fresh oil moves through the engine, the lubrication of the metal parts increases your engine's performance and helps it run more efficiently with less work so it doesn't eat up as much gas.

- Belt and Hoses Repair.

Most hose manufacturers recommend replacing hoses every four years. V-belts should be replaced every three years or 36,000 miles. The incidence of failure rises sharply after the fourth year of service for hoses and third year for belts. The lifespan of a typical serpentine belt is about five years or 50,000 miles.

- Cooling System Repair.

The Cooling system serves three important functions. First, it removes excess heat from the engine: second, it maintains the engine operating temperature where it works most efficiently; and finally, it brings the engine up to the right operating temperature as quickly as possible.

- Suspension Service.

Over time, parts of your suspension could wear out or break completely. If this happens, is it still safe to drive your car? In general, the damaged or worn part will need to be repaired or replaced before your car is driven. However, this can vary depending on the part that is broken. In case of any issues, out must opt for quick suspension repair in order to avoid further problems.

- Starting, Charging and Batteries.

It's time to replace a starter assembly when it is cranking the engine slowly or not at all. A symptom of not starting does not always reveal a starter assemble failure. A proper starter diagnosis begins with a testing of entire electrical system. A battery that is weak and battery cables that exhibit too much resistance are often overlooked as unqualified personnel can make recommendations that are unwarranted. 

- Tire Services.

Checking your tires on a regular basis is an important step in protecting your safety and your automotive investment. Poor tire maintenance can lead to premature tire wear, a flat tire or even a blowout. Factors other than tires themselves also can affect tire wear. When the tread depth becomes too shallow ( less than 4/32 in, or 3.2 mm), the tire is worn out and should de replaced.

- Radiator Service

The radiator system in your vehicle keeps the engine cool, preventing your vehicle from overheating. A cracked radiator does not allow the proper amount of coolant to reach the engine, which cause the overheating.

- Transmission Repair.

Without your transmission your Vehicle will not be able to operate, which is why you should take steps to prolong the life of the transmission. Most experts suggest that an automatic transmission should be serviced at least every 15 months or 15,500 miles. If it's well looked after, and you don't live in an area of extreme year- long Heat, your automatic transmission can last in excess of 124,000 miles.

- Wheel Alignment.

Aligment assures your tires meet the road at the proper angle, your wheels are pointing straight and your tires are centered in the whell wells. It adjusts the angles of your vehicle's wheels to original specs for best gas mileage, proper road contact, a smooth ride, and the longest tire life.

- Air Filter Change.

Changing the air filter regullarly helps prolong engine life because the air filter is designed to trap damaging dirt amnd debris that can damage internal engine parts such as the cylinders and pistons. Engine damage can occur from particles as small as a grain of salt and result in costly repairs.

- Brake Service

The friction of your tires against the road is what slows down and stops your car. The brakes are what is responsible for stopping the wheels from spinning. It is the job of the break pads and brake discs to create the resistance needed to cause this action and each time your vehicle brakes the discs begin to wear. Once your car is in motion, there's nothing more important than having the ability to stop-quickly and efficiently. 

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