Auto Services
Taking your vehicle into our care
TIRE SERVICES
Tire Changeover
Whether it's for a seasonal changeover or a simple tire replacement, we have the right tools to professionally change your tires any time of the year.
Flat Tire Repair
Flat tires can be very inconvenient. If you can't fix it yourself, bring in your tire and we'll patch it up for you (if possible).
Tire Storage
Save valuable space and time and let us store your tires at our shop whenever you need a changeover.
MECHANICAL SERVICES
Brakes
The brakes need to be replaced after several thousand KM's. The rotors and the pads get replaced and a full service and lubrication are done on the caliper. However, the caliper might also need replacing if completely seized.
A/C & Heating
The A/C system uses Freon gas to cool the cabin. Freon levels should be checked to make sure the level is sufficient. Coolant going through the heater core causes warm air.
Oil & Fluids
Depending on your vehicle needs, a Regular or Synthetic Oil change is required every 5 to 8 thousand KM's. Other fluid changes are necessary for longer intervals.
Exhaust & Muffler
Equipped with Oxygen Sensors and Catalytic Converters, the exhaust is the path for all the fumes from the engine to be flushed out.
Suspension
Together these parts maintain the control of your vehicle and affect tire wear. It reduces/absorbs all the movement caused by the road.
Engine & Components
An annual engine inspection ensures the longevity of all the moving components. Scheduled maintenance and repairs are the keys to a well-performing engine.
Wheel Alignment
A Four-Wheel Laser Alignment is recommended to be done once a year. Alignment comes out of spec with regular driving caused by bumps/potholes.
Transmission
Whether automatic or standard, the transmission is a complex box consisting of gears with different ratios to provide the acceleration required.
Lights
It is important to replace non-working lights on your vehicle to ensure you and other drivers have full visibility of the surroundings while driving. It is a matter of safety and needs to be taken seriously.