AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR

• A technician connects a diagnostic tool to the vehicle's computer system 
• The tool accesses the computer's memory and reads data from the vehicle's components 
• The diagnostic tool's software analyzes the data to identify potential faults 
• The technician can then assess the components to pinpoint the issue 

• Check the brake fluid level and condition, and replace if necessary 
• Check brakes for wear and replace if needed 
• Check brake rotors for warping, cracks, or excessive wear, resurface or replace if needed 
• Check brakes calipers for proper operation and signs of wear or damage 
• Brake lines and hoses: Check for leaks, cracks, and wear 
• Parking brake: Adjust to ensure it holds the vehicle securely 
• Anti-lock braking system: Run a diagnostic to check the system 
• You should have your brakes inspected at leas

The suspension system keeps the car stable by absorbing bumps, dips, and other external forces. 

Signs that your suspension system may need service 

• Uneven tire wear
• Excessive bouncing or a rough ride
• Squeaking, creaking, and clunking sounds
• Steering wheel vibrations or drifting
• The car sits lower on one side while parked
• Most car manufacturers recommend inspecting the suspension system at every 50,000 miles
• You should also inspect it annually, regardless of mileage

Diagnosis and maintenance including components like the battery, alternator, starter motor, wiring, sensors, and other electrical parts,

• Replacing a faulty battery, repairing damaged wiring, replacing a defective alternator, fixing faulty fuses or relays. 
• Using specialized equipment to identify the source of electrical problems 
• Regularly checking battery terminals, inspecting belts, and testing the charging system to prevent issues. 
• Ignition systems, gauges, alarms, sound systems, lights and more

1. Remove the damaged airbag module, sensors, and other components
2. Install the new airbag module and any other required parts
3. Ensure all components are connected and secured
4. Test the airbag system to ensure it's functioning properly
5. Reset the vehicle's airbag control module

• Engine repair usually involves fixing specific components, pistons, valves, or gaskets, often requiring partial disassembly to access them 
• Replace the engine when the damage is too extensive or the engine is nearing the end of its lifespan
• Minor issues like a broken timing belt can be repaired, while major problems like a cracked block may necessitate a full replacement 
• Engine repair can be expensive, but sometimes replacing the whole engine may be more cost-effective depending on the situation

Transmissions can be repaired by fixing specific issues within a vehicle's transmission by replacing worn or damaged components, 

• Transmission repair is fixing minor problems like worn seals, adjusting shift solenoids, or replacing specific parts within the transmission without requiring a complete disassembly. 
• Transmission replacement is removing the old transmission entirely and installing a new, used, or remanufactured one 

• Checking the amount of refrigerant in the system 
• Checking the compressor for damage, leaks, and proper function 
• Checking the condenser for damage or leaks 
• Checking the evaporator for damage or leaks 
• Checking the belts and hoses that circulate the refrigerant 
• Testing the pressure in the cooling system 
• Inspecting the system and seals for leaks or damage 
• Replacing or adjusting worn belts 

Issues with your fuel system can cause poor performance and decreased fuel efficiency. Our technicians will diagnose and repair any issues with your fuel system to keep your vehicle running smoothly.

• Checking fuel pressure 
• Replacing the fuel filter 
• Cleaning fuel injectors 
• Inspecting fuel lines and hoses for leaks or damage 
• Checking the fuel pump for proper function 
• Cleaning the throttle body 
• Improved engine performance 
• Enhanced fuel economy 
• Smoother engine operation 
• Reduced emissions 

• The primary goal is to restore the vehicle's structural integrity to pre-accident standards, making it safe to drive. 
• This type of repair often involves fixing damage to the vehicle's frame, rails, floor pan, roof structure, and suspension mounting points. 
• May include straightening bent components, welding reinforcements, and using specialized measuring tools to ensure proper alignment. 
• Structural repairs are typically part of a larger collision repair process, where cosmetic damage is also addr

• Auto body technicians evaluate the damage to the vehicle. 
• Body repairers use tools like hammers, jacks, and plasma cutters to remove damaged parts like bumpers and door panels. 
• Auto body technicians buff out scratches and hammer out dents. 
• Auto body technicians sand, prime, and paint the vehicle to restore its original appearance. 
• Auto body technicians put the vehicle back together, making sure all parts are in their correct place. 
• Auto body technicians may test drive the vehicle to ensure every

We are a full-service auto repair shop located in the heart of the city. Our team of experienced mechanics is dedicated to providing top-quality service and getting you back on the road as quickly as possible. We specialize in all types of repairs, from simple oil changes to complex engine overhauls. With competitive pricing and a commitment to customer satisfaction, we're the go-to choice for all your auto repair needs.