2 Tips to Ensure Quality Automotive Service
How do you know what type of automotive service will be required when your vehicle starts to indicate signs of trouble, such as not starting, overheating, rough idling, or stalling? Rather than have your mechanic try to perform the appropriate automotive repair work based on guesswork, it should be diagnosed correctly. You don't want to pay for some automotive service that really wasn't necessary. You can do your part by following the two suggestions below. These tips will help your mechanic know where to start in testing for the necessary automotive repair, thereby eliminating the cost of work performed for issues that were not the real problem.
2 Tips for Your Mechanic:
- What do you see, hear, or feel that is not quite right with your vehicle. You know it better than anyone else.
- How often does the problem occur, how fast or slow you are driving, what are the conditions of the road, etc.? Write it down so you can answer your mechanic's questions and describe the problem in concise terms.
By following these two simple tips, you will save you time, money, and frustration, because you will be more likely to receive the appropriate automotive service and repair.
To help you out, we have listed a few of the common problem areas to watch out for:
- brakes (pads, drums, rotors),
- no-starts (battery, starter, fuel filter, etc)
- suspension (shocks, axles, alignment, balancing)
- strange noises ("rattles, ticks, grind, and crunches")
- warning lights (check engine light flickers, or stays on)
- transmission (engine repairs)
- muffler and exhaust system
- A/C system/heating unit
- electrical system (spark plugs, combustion)
For quality automotive repair and expert advice, contact our ASE Certified Technicians at Gary's Quality Automotive by calling (308) 381-2295 or go online at https://www.garysautoinc.com/ for more information about automotive service. Our auto shop proudly serves vehicle owners in Grand Island, NE, Wood River, NE and Doniphan, NE.
How do you know what type of automotive service will be required when your vehicle starts to indicate signs of trouble, such as not starting, overheating, rough idling, or stalling? Rather than have your mechanic try to perform the appropriate automotive repair work based on guesswork, it should be diagnosed correctly. You don't want to pay for some automotive service that really wasn't necessary. You can do your part by following the two suggestions below. These tips will help your mechanic know where to start in testing for the necessary automotive repair, thereby eliminating the cost of work performed for issues that were not the real problem.
2 Tips for Your Mechanic:
- What do you see, hear, or feel that is not quite right with your vehicle. You know it better than anyone else.
- How often does the problem occur, how fast or slow you are driving, what are the conditions of the road, etc.? Write it down so you can answer your mechanic's questions and describe the problem in concise terms.
By following these two simple tips, you will save you time, money, and frustration, because you will be more likely to receive the appropriate automotive service and repair.
To help you out, we have listed a few of the common problem areas to watch out for:
- brakes (pads, drums, rotors),
- no-starts (battery, starter, fuel filter, etc)
- suspension (shocks, axles, alignment, balancing)
- strange noises ("rattles, ticks, grind, and crunches")
- warning lights (check engine light flickers, or stays on)
- transmission (engine repairs)
- muffler and exhaust system
- A/C system/heating unit
- electrical system (spark plugs, combustion)
For quality automotive repair and expert advice, contact our ASE Certified Technicians at Gary's Quality Automotive by calling (308) 381-2295 or go online at https://www.garysautoinc.com/ for more information about automotive service. Our auto shop proudly serves vehicle owners in Grand Island, NE, Wood River, NE and Doniphan, NE.
