We offer a range of car repair services, including:

General Auto Repair: Comprehensive maintenance and repairs for various vehicle components.
Computer Diagnostics: Advanced diagnostic services to identify and resolve electronic and mechanical issues.
Charging System Repair: Repairs for battery, alternator, and electrical system issues.
System Repair: Services for heating, cooling, fuel, and exhaust systems to ensure optimal performance.
Emissions Inspection: Testing and repairs to ensure compliance with environmental standards.
Tire Servicing: Installation, balancing, alignment, and repair of tires for safe and efficient driving.

• Routine Maintenance: Typically takes 1-2 hours.
• Minor Repairs: Such as brake or tire replacement, usually takes 2-4 hours.
• Major Repairs: Like engine or transmission work, can take several days.

• Type of Repair: Simple fixes like oil changes or brake pads are generally less expensive, while major repairs like engine or transmission work can be more costly.
• Parts Required: The cost of replacement parts can vary based on the make and model of your vehicle.
• Labor Charges: Labor costs depend on the complexity of the repair and the shop’s hourly rate.
• Diagnostic Fees: Some shops charge for diagnostics to identify the problem before performing repairs.
• Additional Services: Costs may increase if additional services, like alignment or fluid replacements, are needed.

• Unusual Noises: Grinding, squealing, or knocking sounds can indicate mechanical issues.
• Warning Lights: Dashboard warning lights, such as those for the engine, oil, or brakes, signal potential problems.
• Performance Issues: Reduced power, poor acceleration, or difficulty starting may indicate a need for repair.
• Vibrations or Pulling: If your car vibrates or pulls to one side, it could be a sign of alignment or suspension issues.
• Fluid Leaks: Puddles or spots under your car can indicate leaks in fluids like oil, coolant, or transmission fluid.
• Handling Problems: Difficulty steering, unusual noises while turning, or changes in ride comfort suggest possible issues with steering or suspension systems.