• Advanced diagnostic repairs using state-of-the-art computer technology
• Alignments
• Air Conditioning
• Brakes
• Drivetrain
• Engine Performance
• Engine Repair
• Exhaust
• Fabrication of high pressure power steering and air conditioning hoses
• Electrical
• Emissions
• Lube Service
• Steering

Getting Better Service for Your Vehicle

These tips are "Insider information" from a technician's viewpoint.

Communication: Communicating your needs to the auto repair facility is one of the key steps in the repair process. You know your vehicle better than anyone, and being able to describe a problem can save the technician valuable time and you valuable cash.

Be descriptive, be creative, and don't be afraid to try and make the same sound your car did. If it's possible, record the sound and bring it to the shop.

Aleveate Confusion: "My car won't start...." This can mean any number of things and can lead a technician on a wild goosechase. Starting and cranking are two separate items.

A no-start generally means that the engine is cranking over, but doesn't fire or run on its own. A no-crank is when you turn the key to the start position and there is only a click or nothing at all. These terms often are confused, and technicians often do not know what to look for in diagnosing the problem.

Please download this questionaire, print and fill it out before your appointment. Your input can save time and labor in the diagnostic process.