Question 1

Can I save money by doing my own car repairs?

Accepted Answer

You might be able to do certain repairs, but it’ll probably end up costing you more money. Unless you have a lot of experience working on modern vehicles, we recommend talking to a mechanic beforehand.<BR>

Question 2

Is my car worth repairing?

Accepted Answer

It depends on several factors, but we can look at your vehicle and explain your options.<BR>

Question 3

Can I skip transmission service and brake fluid flushing to save money?

Accepted Answer

We don’t recommend it. A new transmission costs about $7,000, while transmission maintenance service only costs about $300. It might seem expensive now, but it protects your vehicle and saves you money in the long run.<BR>

Question 4

Can you service my classic car?

Accepted Answer

Certainly. We can take care of regular maintenance on things like brakes, cooling systems and spark plugs, and if your classic car needs a tune-up or a carburetor repair, we can refer you to a station that has specialized knowledge about those types of vehicles. We won’t attempt to do something we’re not qualified to do.<BR>

Question 5

How can I tell if my car needs a new battery?

Accepted Answer

We can run a diagnostic test to see what’s going on. When your battery light comes on, it likely means your car isn’t charging, which is the opposite of needing a new battery. By running a diagnostic, we can tell you exactly what’s wrong rather than selling you something you don’t need.

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