Yes, we offer a two-year/24,000-mile nationwide warranty on parts and labor, and some parts may come with extended manufacturer warranties.

Squeaking or grinding noises, a spongy brake pedal, or your vehicle taking longer to stop are all common signs you may need to have your brakes replaced. If you notice any of these issues, visit us for a brake inspection!

Yes! We specialize in diagnosing and repairing air conditioning and heating systems to ensure your comfort all year.

Yes, we offer comprehensive fleet maintenance and repair services to help keep your business vehicles running smoothly and efficiently.

There are many ways to tell if you need to have your wheels aligned:

• Uneven tire wear: Check your tires for uneven tread wear. If one side of a tire is wearing down faster than the other, it could mean your wheels are misaligned.
• Vehicle pulling to one side: If your car drifts or pulls to the left or right when driving on a straight, flat road, it's a common sign that an alignment is needed.
• Crooked steering wheel: If your steering wheel isn't centered when you're driving straight, it could indicate a misalignment issue.
• Steering feels loose or unresponsive: If your steering feels loose or wobbly, it could be due to misaligned wheels or suspension issues.
• Vibrating steering wheel: A misaligned car can cause the steering wheel to vibrate, especially at higher speeds.
• After hitting a curb or pothole: If you recently hit a curb, pothole, or other obstacle, it's a good idea to have your alignment checked, as these can knock your wheels out of alignment.
• Excessive tire noise: Misaligned wheels can cause your tires to squeal or make unusual noises, especially during turns.

If you notice any of these issues, it’s a good idea to schedule an alignment check. Regular alignments can extend the life of your tires, improve handling, and enhance fuel efficiency.

You should replace your differential fluid every 30,000 to 60,000 miles, depending on your vehicle and driving conditions. Check your owner’s manual for specific intervals and additional information.

Depending on your driving habits and road conditions, shocks and struts typically last between 50,000 to 100,000 miles. If you notice signs of wear like leaking fluid, reduced stability, or a bumpy ride, you may need to replace them sooner.

It is unsafe to drive with a damaged suspension. It can lead to poor handling, reduced braking performance, uneven tire wear, and increased risk of accidents. Have your suspension inspected and repaired promptly if you suspect there's an issue.

There are a variety of possible reasons your car's A/C isn't blowing cold air, including:

• Low refrigerant levels due to a leak
• A faulty compressor
• A clogged or dirty cabin air filter
• Electrical issues or a malfunctioning cooling fan

Contact us for an inspection to help identify the exact cause.

We recommend you have your A/C system checked at least once a year, specifically before summer. Checking refrigerant levels, inspecting components, and ensuring everything functions properly are all factors of regular maintenance.

Three things that may cause a differential to fail include:

• Lack of lubrication or old, degraded gear oil
• Excessive wear and tear
• Damage from impact or overloading

Contact us to learn more!