Everything we repair, and what each job actually involves
Diagnosis comes first on all of it. Every page below explains how we find the fault, what the repair covers and what moves the price, so you know what you are buying before you call.

Engine Repair
Knocks, ticks, overheating and oil loss. We find out whether it is a repair or a rebuild before you spend anything.
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Timing Chain & Belt
That rattle for two seconds on a cold start is a warning. A stretched chain that jumps takes valves with it.
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Head Gasket Repair
White smoke, milky oil, or a car that overheats and pushes coolant out. We confirm it with a block test first.
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Check Engine Light
A code tells you which circuit reported a problem, not which part failed. We test the difference.
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Transmission Repair
Slipping, banging into gear, or no reverse. Some of it is a solenoid or a leak, not a rebuild.
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Electrical Repair
No-starts, dead batteries every morning, lights that dim. Electrical faults get traced, not guessed at.
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Suspension & Steering
Detroit roads eat struts, ball joints and control arm bushings. Clunks and uneven tyre wear start here.
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Brake Repair
Squeal, grind, or a pedal that sinks. Brakes are the one thing we will always look at the same day.
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A/C & Heating
A/C that blows warm has a leak somewhere. Heat that blows cold is usually the thermostat or the heater core.
Oil Change
Full synthetic or conventional, with a real look underneath while the car is up on the lift.
Exhaust & Muffler
Rust takes exhaust systems apart in this climate. Most of it is a weld and a section, not a whole system.
Tires & Alignment
Mounting, balancing, flat repair and alignment. Uneven wear is a symptom, not just a tyre problem.
Pre-Purchase Inspection
An hour on our lift before you buy is the cheapest money you will spend on that car.
Not sure which of these it is?
Describe the noise, the warning light or the leak. We will tell you which one you are looking at.