The battery is one of the most important parts of your vehicle. If your battery is not working then you are in most cases unable to start your vehicle. When inspecting your battery look closely at the wire connections. Make sure they are not loose nor that there is any corrision on the connectors. It is recommended that you have your battery inspected every two years. However, please consult your owners manual for details on you specific car's need.
Battery cleaning services
Terminal replacement
Air filters are an important part of your car's intake system. The air filter allows your car to breath. The engine requires an certain mixture of air and fuel in order to perform at its peak. The air first enters the engine via the air filter. The air filter prevents dirt and other foreign material to enter your engine which may harm your engine. Air filters are simple and cheap and should be changed on a regular basis. It is common to change your air filter with each oil change. Please consult your owner's manual to know how often you should change your air filter.
Oil filters remove large particles from the oil that may damage your engine. Oil filters play another role too. When the engine is turned off the oil drains to the bottom of the engine leaving part of the engine components unlubricated. A small amount of oil is saved in the oil filter allowing for oil to quickly reach the needed components when the engine is turned on. This prevents the components from being damaged. It is recommended that you get your oil filter changed with each oil change. Please consult your owners manual to get you car's specific oil change recommendation.
Fuel filters trap large particles from entering the engine. Because of the tremendous force caused by the pistons to compress the air-fuel mixture, any large particles can cause serious damage to your engine. Also large particles can cause fuel injectors to clog. Some mechanics recommend that you change your fuel filter once every year during your scheduled "tune up". Please consult your owner's manual for recommended fuel filter changing.
Oil Change Services:
A/C Delco Oil Change starting at $14.99
Premium Pennzoil Oil Change starting at $29.99
Upon request we offer a 50 point inspection for free
Used Engines or Transmission installation:
Starting at $600 labor included (individual pricing depends on vehicle. Call for a quote)
Belts and hoses perform some basic yet vital functions to your engine. For example, driver belts powers the water pump, air conditioning, power steering and alternator to name a few. One of the main funtion of a hose is to circulate coolant to prevent overheating of your engine. Regular inspection of your belts and hoses is recommended to prevent more serious problems. Belts and hoses are typically inexpensive to replace. Below are some things to look at when deciding to get your belts or hoses replaced.
Used Tires:
Starting at $8
$10 to mount & balance
How to know when you need to replace your tires:
One of the most common ways to test if you need to replace your tire(s) is doing the penny test. Here's how:
1. Place a penny and place it in the tread with Lincoln's face upside-down and facing you.
2. If Lincoln's hair is partially showing then you should consider replacing the tire. If Lincoln's hair is not visible then the tire may be ok.
Note: There might be irregular wear on the tire so please inspect your tires for irregular wear. If you want more infomation please click, here.
New Tires:
Starting at $24.99
$10 to mount and balance
Tire Patches:
$20.00
Plugs only $10
Tire Rotation:
Only $14.99
Only $24.99 with balancing added
Vehicle left you stranded? Give us a call and we'll come get you and your car. Then have one of our professional mechanics take a look at your car and let you know what the issue is.
When an inner or outer rib wears faster than than the rest of the tire, the need for wheel alignment is indicated. There is excessive camber in the front suspension, causing the wheel to lean too much to the inside or outside and putting too much load on one side of the tire.
Cups or scalloped dips appearing around the edge of the tread on one side or the other, almost always indicate worn (sometimes bent) suspension parts.
Note: Regular tire rotation will increase the life of your tires. Consult your owners manual to find out how often to rotate your tires. Most manufactures recommend rotating tires every 5,000 to 10,000 miles. Also, the above are possible reasons for irregular wear on your tire. To find out what is the cause of an irregular wear please consult a mechanic.
There are a variety of components in your car that depend on the proper flow and level of fluids. Fluids can keep your car running properly and efficiently. Make sure that you check your driveway for any fluid leaks. Below are a variety of services we offer to make sure your car is running properly. The recommended services below are standard, however please refer your owners manual for recommended services for your specific car.
The radiator is very important component in your vehicle's cooling system. Please check that your radiator is free from leaks, clear, and filled with proper coolant
Recommended Service
Every 24 Months or 24,000 Miles
Brakes are one of the most vital components in your car. If brakes do not function properly it can endanger you and your passengers. Thus, the brake fluids are a vital part of the brake system and should be checked and replaced on a regular basis.
Over time your power steering fluid can degrade due to heat and friction from normal usage. Just like the brake system, the power steering system is a vital system which if not working properly it can endanger you and your passengers.
Just like oil, tranmission fluid is used to keep the components well lubricated. The ability for lubrication can degrade over time due to friction, intense heat and contamination. Transmission is a very expensive component, so you want to be sure that the fluid is good in this component.
Every 48 Months or 48,000 Miles
Hours Of Operation:
Monday through Friday 8:00a.m. to 5:00 p.m
Open Saturdays!
9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Tel: (407) 286-2987
