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LOCAL AUTO SHOP! Professional and Reliable
Automotive repair shop in Providence County providing honest assessments and comprehensive diagnostics. We treat our customers like neighbors and offer early bird drop-off, our Service Guarantee.
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We offer a full range of garage services to vehicle owners in Tucson. We can help you with everything from an oil change to an engine change. We can handle any problem on both foreign and domestic vehicles.
We make auto repair more convenient for you
We are a friendly and professional group of people
We handle a wide range of car services
Same day service for most repairs and maintenance
We get the job done right — the first time
Take it easy driving– the life you save may be mine.
— JAMES DEANClaritas est etiam processus dynamicus, qui sequitur mutationem consuetudium lectorum. Mirum est notare quam littera gothica, quam nunc putamus parum claram, anteposuerit litterarum formas humanitatis per seacula quarta decima et quinta decima.
Eodem modo typi, qui nunc nobis videntur parum clari, fiant sollemnes in futurum. Neutra vinyl American Apparel kale chips tofu art party, cardigan raw denim quinoa.
The cars we drive say a lot about us.
— ALEXANDRA PAULClaritas est etiam processus dynamicus, qui sequitur mutationem consuetudium lectorum. Mirum est notare quam littera gothica, quam nunc putamus parum claram, anteposuerit litterarum formas humanitatis per seacula quarta decima et quinta decima. Eodem modo typi, qui nunc nobis videntur parum clari, fiant sollemnes in futurum.
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I love fast cars... and to go too fast in them.
— LARA FLYNN BOYELClaritas est etiam processus dynamicus, qui sequitur mutationem consuetudium lectorum.
Mirum est notare quam littera gothica, quam nunc putamus parum claram, anteposuerit litterarum formas humanitatis per seacula quarta decima et quinta decima.
Services
Engine & Computer Diagnostics
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Engine & Lube, Oil, and Filters
Battery Check
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Breaks Repair
Front End Services
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Timing Belt Replacement
Engine & Transmission Repair
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Engine & Rariator Fix
FAQ’S & News
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Should I consider using synthetic oil?
Synthetic engine oils are produced through a synthesis process that takes very small molecules and assembles them into larger ones. Synthetic engine oils are created through complex processes, including being chemically developed from petrochemicals, to have the exact molecular qualities needed for a specific application. These processes remove impurities from the crude oil and enable individual molecules to be tailored to the demands of modern engines. These customized molecules in synthetic oils provide higher levels of performance and protection than conventional oils.
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Is synthetic oil better for my engine than conventional oil?
Yes, synthetic oil is better for your engine than conventional oil. Although conventional oil (i.e., mineral oil) can provide adequate lubrication performance, it can’t compete with the overall engine performance and protection provided by synthetics.
Synthetics use higher quality base oils as compared to the less-refined base oils used in conventional oils which makes conventional oils:
- Less chemically stable
- Oxidize and acidify more easily
- Quicker to break down and lose protective qualities
Overall, full synthetic oils provide better engine performance and protection than conventional and synthetic blend motor oils.
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What parts should be replaced?
Below are 12 Car Parts You Need to Replace More Often
- 1. ALTERNATOR
An Alternator is what keeps your car’s battery charged, and sends power to your electrical system. It can fail after five or six years of driving, but on the other hand, it’s also often misdiagnosed as the source of your car’s problem, so you’ll want your mechanic to test it before you replace it, to make sure it’s really causing problems.2. AIR FILTER
Your car’s air filter is there to keep dirt out of your engine, so it stays running efficiently longer. Since it’s made of paper, it needs changing on a regular basis, but how often varies, depending on how dusty the area you live in is. Changing it once a year if you live in a dusty place seems to be the rule, and it’s not a bad habit to get into in any case.3. BATTERY
Without a battery, nothing on your car works, and you’ll be stranded somewhere when it’s dead (though, if that happens, another car can give you a charge with jumper cables, which you should use to head straight to an auto shop). Depending on how you drive, and if you remember to leave your headlights off, your battery should last you three to five years, or less if you live someplace really hot. You’ll know it’s time to change it when it starts taking longer than usual to start your car.4. BRAKE PADS
If you know anything about driving, you’ll get why having good brake pads is so important. They get a bit more worn every time you use them, so they’ll need replacing sooner or later. You’ll need new brake pads every three to five years, or less if it’s a big, heavy vehicle, or you live in the city since urban traffic will make you use your brakes more often. You’ll know that you really need to replace your brake pads when you hear the screeching of bare metal when you brake.5. TIMING BELT
Your timing belt is an essential part of your engine, and if it snaps, the engine could end up with major damage. That’s why you need to make sure you replace it every eight years. It’s a long time between changes, but it’s particularly important. Check your owner’s manual; if your engine has a timing chain instead of a belt, it won’t need changing.6. FUEL PUMP
Your fuel pump moves gas from the tank to the engine, and so it’s pretty much constantly at work. Aside from the regular wear and tear, it can also become damaged from rust or dirt in the fuel tank. Without gas, your car won’t run, so you need to make sure it’s working. One thing you can do to keep it from being damaged is not to drive around when your tank is close to empty, and instead, fill it up sooner. Many of them last the lifespan of your car if you adhere to this rule.7. WATER PUMP
The water pump has the job of circulating coolant through your engine, to stop it from overheating. It’s another car part that, if you’re lucky, will last for the full lifespan of your vehicle, but could also need replacing every six to eight years, especially if it starts leaking.8. LIGHTS
You need your turn signals to blink, and you need your headlights to shine at night. Both run on pretty standard light bulbs, which will eventually burn out, usually once every 1,000 hours of operation, or five to seven years, depending on how much night driving you do. There’s usually a bit of a trick to getting burnt out bulbs out of your car to replace them, but your car’s manual can show you how.9. OIL
Every car needs its oil changed regularly, and most shops will put a sticker on your windshield to remind you when you need your next change, which is typically every three to six months. You need that oil to keep your engine lubricated, and to absorb excess dust and debris. Here’s an important tip: If your car itself starts warning you about your oil needing a change, you need to change it right now, or it will be damaged, as that dashboard light is the absolute last warning you get.10. SPARK PLUGS
Spark plugs literally generate the spark that starts the fuel-powered mini-explosions that run your engine. It’s important to have clean, intact sparkplugs to keep your car running at its best. Dirty or damaged ones lead to bad gas mileage, slow acceleration, and trouble starting your car. Modern sparkplugs last about 160,000 km or eight years, but if you’re having car troubles, they should be one of the first things checked.12. WIPER BLADES
Naturally, you need to have a clear view of where you’re going when it rains or snows, so you need to make sure your windshield wipers are in top shape. As soon as you see streaks when you use them, buy new ones!
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How do I keep track of routine?
Yes you should maintain your car on a regular basis to ensure it is operating at an optimal.Here’s a rundown that will get you started in maintaining your car.- Acquaint Yourself With Your Owner’s Manual.
- Change Your Oil and Oil Filter on Schedule.
- Pay Attention to Your Dshboard Lights.
- Change Your Oil and Oil Filter on Schedule.
- Replace the Air Filter With Oil Changes.
- Inspect All Other Fluids.
- Examine Belts and Hoses.
- Always Listen and Feel for Brake Issues.
- Replace Wiper Blades as Needed.
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