Trusted Auto Repair Services

The cooling system of your car is what keeps it from having a meltdown. All of the components in the cooling system join forces to meet one important goal, which is moving coolant around your engine so that it can absorb and dissipate heat. The main purpose of the cooling system is to reduce the temperature in order to help all other parts of the engine work properly.

The standard cooling system is made up of the following components:

• Thermostat and housing
• Thermo-time switch
• Water pump
• Electric cooling fan
• Radiator and hoses

When our technicians perform a radiator repair and flush, they will inspect:

• Your fluid level
• Signs of corrosion and oxidation
• If all parts, including the thermostat and fans, are working properly
• Belts and hoses for signs of fractures or leaks
• Fluids or deposit which might show indications of leaks or damages

There’s no need for you to rely on luck when purchasing a used car. You need to know the history of the vehicle before you make that big decision. The majority of dealerships around the country offer services such as a Carfax report in order to assist in shining some light on the history of the vehicle. Bear in mind that even though these pre-purchase reports can tell you the history of the vehicle, they cannot tell you for certain whether the vehicle is safe to drive or not.

It is extremely important for vehicles to have the proper preventative maintenance. A pre-purchase inspection can give you an experts opinion on the vehicles systems and parts. For example, inspecting a used vehicles tires, engine, hoses, belts and other important engine components can determine the difference between asking the price of the car, or the never-ending investment in repair bills.

Our shop has a longstanding reputation with our customers in the area. We pride ourselves on superior customer service and provide top-quality auto repair, without trying to sell you unnecessary repairs or services.

We have a team of ASE certified, experienced and trained technicians that are ready to assist you with a pre-purchase inspection on the vehicle you are about to purchase. Our technicians’ advice is to have a pre-purchase inspection in case you are buying a vehicle with no warranty.

 • 4-Wheel Computerized Alignment

Adjusting wheel angles to factory specs for even tire wear and straight steering.

• Steering and Suspension Inspection

Ensuring that worn components aren’t causing misalignment or handling issues.

• Alignment for Improved Handling & Fuel Efficiency

A properly aligned vehicle handles better and saves fuel by reducing tire drag.

 • Check Engine Light Diagnostics

Using advanced tools to identify and fix issues causing your warning lights to come on.

• Engine Tune-Ups

Replacing spark plugs, filters, and ignition components to keep your engine running smoothly.

• Head Gasket Repair

Fixing leaks or failures in the head gasket to prevent overheating and performance loss.

• Timing Belt/Chain Replacement

Critical maintenance to avoid engine damage and ensure synchronized engine function.

 • Transmission Fluid Change

Replacing old transmission fluid to ensure smooth gear shifting and extend component life.

• Transmission Repair & Rebuild

Diagnosing and fixing slipping gears, delays, or complete transmission failures.

• Clutch Replacement (Manual Transmissions)

Replacing worn-out clutch components for smoother engagement and better drivability.

Our ASE-certified technicians will ensure proper A/C system levels through recovery and recharging your system to specifications.

When your vehicle has refrigerant but is not blowing cold air, have an qualified or ASE-certified technician provide a thorough diagnostic of your car's AC system components.

• Electrical diagnostic
• Component diagnostic
• Check Compressor, Condensor, belts, AC clutch, AC Relays/Switches/Sensor, blend door actuators

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• Brake Pad Replacement

Replacing worn-out brake pads to restore safe stopping power and reduce rotor wear.

• Brake Rotor Resurfacing/Replacement

Fixing or replacing warped or damaged rotors to eliminate vibrations or noise while braking.

• Brake Fluid Flush

Removing old, contaminated brake fluid to improve brake performance and prevent corrosion.

• Brake System Inspection

Comprehensive check of brake lines, calipers, and master cylinder to ensure system reliability.

• Brake Pad Replacement

Replacing worn-out brake pads to restore safe stopping power and reduce rotor wear.

• Brake Rotor Resurfacing/Replacement

Fixing or replacing warped or damaged rotors to eliminate vibrations or noise while braking.

• Brake Fluid Flush

Removing old, contaminated brake fluid to improve brake performance and prevent corrosion.

• Brake System Inspection

Comprehensive check of brake lines, calipers, and master cylinder to ensure system reliability.

Flushing the used fluid from the transmission washes away tiny particles of dirt, clutch material, and metal shavings. By keeping up with your vehicle's recommended transmission fluid change schedule, you can keep your transmission in good working order and decrease the likelihood of costly transmission repairs down the road. For all your transmission flush needs, visit our qualified and experienced transmission experts.

A car's radiator has the important task of keeping the engine cool. Radiator repair and maintenance is essential to the health of your engine and your vehicle. A good heating and cooling system service entails flushing the old antifreeze from your radiator and filling it with new antifreeze. For a quality radiator flush, trust our qualified mechanics.

A coolant flush and fill is basic maintenance for your cooling system and will help ensure maximum performance from your car's heating and cooling systems. 

When you step on the brake pedal, hydraulic fluid rushes to each brake to apply the pressure that slows your vehicle. Over time the fluid can become compromised by moisture and other contaminants and brake performance can suffer. 

Worn-out differential fluid can lead to unreliable differential performance, noise, excessive wear, breakdown, or failure. 

Power steering fluid lubricates all of the moving parts throughout the power steering system. It prevents parts from wearing out and failing by removing contaminants which accumulate in the old fluid, and conditions the o-rings and seals.

The majority of people assume that the purpose of the clutch is just to put the car in neutral gear. However, there's more to that, because it disengages the transmission from the drivetrain.

The majority of people assume that the purpose of the clutch is just to put the car in neutral gear. However, there's more to that, because it disengages the transmission from the drivetrain.

While the engine is on, it is designed to be constantly spinning. If the engine is not spinning, it would stop running and shut down. The motion is transferred to the drive shaft by the transmission and, in turn, to the wheels. However, you certainly don't want your transmission or your wheels to be spinning all the time. The main purpose of the clutch is to disengage the transmission from the motor in order for you to shift gears without grinding.

The certified technicians at our repair shop are experts in providing high-quality tire services, including wheel alignments, tire installations, tire balancing, tire rotations and tire inspections.

Our wheel alignment service will give you the best driving experience. It helps your vehicle drive smoother, your tires last longer, and ultimately keeps your wheels pointed in the right direction. Just like how your shoes can wear, so do your tires, and if your wheels are not properly aligned, they can wear unevenly.

A wheel alignment service is very important because it can expand the life of your tires. Even the smallest alignment issue can result in an uneven tire wear. Once your wheels are properly aligned, it’s smooth cruising ahead, saving you tire wear, fuel, and ultimately...money.

It's very important to perform regular tire maintenance, not just for the safety of your family, but also to ensure a long lifespan for your vehicle. You are advised to always consult with your owner's manual in terms of finding the proper tire size for the year, make and model of your vehicle. When you purchase new tires, they have to be in sets of 4, or at least in matching groups of 2 on each axle. This extends the life of your new tires and keeps your tire wear even.

From the battery and lights, to the starter and alternator, the electrical system of modern cars is quite complex. It continuously monitors electrical circuits to ensure every component is operating within the range intended. Any faults or variances outside the operating parameters could be logged by the system and illuminate a warning light. This light will display to advise you that something is not operating correctly. If that happens to you, you should immediately consult a technician, since electrical services are very specific and can be performed only by professionals.

Visit us for the highest quality service in the area - we always want you to be satisfied when you get electrical work done by us!