AC Services

Proper heating and cooling performance is critical for interior comfort and for safety reasons such as defrosting.The HVAC system will work as designed when you need it if you perform this service. This seems even more important when it is 110 degrees outside and you are in traffic. A thorough inspection…

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Alternator

Your vehicle’s alternator is the heart of the electrical system. Like a human heart, it “pumps” electrical energy into the battery for use on an as-needed basis by your engine, chassis, or interior cabin. Proper operation is vital, as…

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Axle Replacement

Axles transmit the power of your engine to the drive wheels. They are usually set into the transaxle on a front-wheel drive vehicle, or into a differential if the vehicle is rear wheel drive. Modern all-wheel drive vehicles will typically use both. Axle issues usually become noticeable due to vibration,…

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Battery

Your battery stores and distributes electrical power to the various needed locations throughout your vehicle. It is filled with a reactive chemical and lead plates, making it a very heavy item. Most are located under the hood with the engine, but automakers today are…

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Belts

Your vehicle may have a single engine drive belt (called a serpentine), or it may use several belts if it’s an older car or truck. These drive belts roll over pulleys which turn and generate rotational energy into each accessory attached to your engine. They typically drive the alternator,…

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Brakes

We have our vehicles so we can jump in and go somewhere...but once we get close, it’s important to stop there! Your brakes are located on each wheel, and they use friction to slow the rotational energy of the wheels so you can slow down and stop where desired. They are complex systems using hydraulic…

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Clutch Replacement

The life of your clutch can vary depending on the way that you drive. For example, if you live in a hilly region your clutch will burn faster than those who live in flat land. This is due to the additional friction the clutch will endure when holding the clutch rolling backward down a hill. Engaging…

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