Alignments

Your alignment ensures your tires meet the road at the proper angle, your wheels are pointing straight and your tires are centered in the wheel wells. It adjusts the angles of your vehicle's wheels to original specs for best gas mileage, proper road contact, a smooth ride, and the longest tire life.

Contact us if you have:
- Uneven or rapid tire wear.
-Steering wheel being crooked when you are driving straight.
-Noisy Steering.
-Pulling to the right or left.
=Squealing tires.

Suspension

The role of your shock absorbers is to keep your vehicle’s tires in permanent contact with the road, helping to provide optimum grip, when cornering and braking.

Contact us if you have:
-Pulling to one side while driving
-Feeling every bump in the road
-One corner of the car is sitting low
-Momentum makes your car nose dive, lean back, or roll
-Difficult steering into corners. curves

Brakes

The brakes are what’s responsible for stopping the wheels from spinning. It’s the job of the brake pads and brake discs to create the resistance needed to cause this action and each time your vehicle brakes the discs begin to wear.

Contact us if you have:
-Squealing, squeaking or grinding noises
-Wobbling, vibration or scraping when braking
-Spongy or soft brake pedal
-Car pulling to one side when braking
-Bouncing up and down when you stop short

New / Used Tires

Weather you choose to purchase a single, pair or full set of new or used tires at our shop, having the proper type, size & weight rated tires for your vehicle can improve your fuel economy, handling, and your overall safety

Contact us if you have:
-Cracking or cuts in the sidewalls.
-Uneven tread wear.
-Excessively worn tread. 
-Bulges or blisters.
-Excessive vibration. 

A/C - Air Conditioning

Using the air conditioning to cool down the car helps provide a cool temperature inside the car and offer a comfortable driving environment.

Contact us if you have:
-Lukewarm air from vents
-Loud noises when A/C turned on
-Overheating while idling
-Noticeable refrigerant leaks