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We service all make and models. We offer outstanding
customer service, getting the job done right the first time.
We'll gladly help you with all your automotive needs
including;
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Air conditioning diagnosis and repairs
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Exhaust systems
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Tires
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Engine rebuilding and replacement
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Transmission fluid flush service
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Brakes
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Steering and suspension
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Oil changes
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Tune ups
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Free expert service
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And much more
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Tips on vehicle maintenance
- Keeping your vehicle in top operating condition will
save you fuel and money, reduce your long-term maintenance
costs and minimize harmful exhaust emissions. A
well-maintained vehicle is also more reliable and could be
worth more when you want to sell it.
- Read the owner's manual carefully to become familiar
with your vehicle's maintenance schedule and requirements.
Maintenance regimes vary widely from one vehicle to another
– the manufacturer of your vehicle knows best.
- It's usually best to leave the servicing of your
vehicle in the hands of trained automotive professionals.
They have the knowledge and tools to diagnose and correct
problems and to put you on the road to safe, fuel-efficient
driving.
- When purchasing motor oil, look for a brand that is
rated as being "Energy Conserving." Using the lowest
multigrade of oil recommended in your owner's manual can
improve the fuel efficiency of the engine, particularly when
starting it cold.
- Virtually all of your vehicle's mechanical systems
can affect fuel efficiency if not properly maintained.
Follow the manufacturer's recommendations for checking the
engine, cooling and ignition system, brakes, drivetrain and
emission-control system.
- Operating a vehicle with just one tire under-inflated
by 8 psi
(56 kPa) can reduce the life
of the tire by 15 000 kilometres
and increase the vehicle's fuel consumption by 4 percent.
For improved fuel efficiency and enhanced safety, give your
tires the attention they need.
- Your tires need special attention during winter. Cold
temperatures decrease the air pressure in tires, which adds
to the rolling resistance caused by snow and slush. Measure
tire pressure regularly, especially after a sharp drop in
temperature.
- Head off problems that can cost you fuel and money by
performing a monthly check.
- A poorly maintained vehicle can boost fuel
consumption by up to 15 percent and greenhouse gas emissions
by even more.
- Almost all gasoline vehicles on the road today are
fuel-injected. A recent study showed that replacing a
clogged air filter on a vehicle with a fuel-injected
gasoline engine does not improve fuel economy. However the
study also showed that a clogged air filter may reduce
acceleration performance.
- Under-inflated tires are estimated to cost Canadian
light-duty vehicle owners almost 643 million litres of fuel
annually. At $0.79 per litre for regular unleaded gasoline,
that amounts to more than $500 million a year in wasted
fuel.
- Neglecting to replace worn-out oil results in poor
engine performance, higher fuel consumption and possibly
severe engine damage.
- A well-maintained vehicle is more reliable and could
be worth more when you want to sell it.
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