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A full vehicle inspection is the best place to begin. It provides a clear picture of your vehicle’s condition and helps determine whether repairs make sense for your vehicle.
Maintenance & Fluid Services
Maintenance & Fluid Services
Starting at $150
Starting at $150
Routine maintenance & fluid services
Pricing varies by vehicle, fluid type, and service condition.
Typical shop pricing: $180–$300+
Why Regular Maintenance Matters
Why Regular Maintenance Matters
✔ Prevents expensive breakdowns
✔ Protects engine & transmission life
✔ Maintains fuel efficiency
✔ Keeps factory warranties compliant
Proper maintenance isn’t just fluid changes — it’s inspection, verification, and attention to detail.
What You Get
What You Get
• OEM-spec fluids & parts
• Torque-to-spec procedures
• Service interval verification
• Fluid condition inspection
• Honest recommendations — no upsell pressure
Dealer-level care. At your door.
Additional Maintenance Services
Additional Maintenance Services
Engine Oil & Filter Service
Engine Oil & Filter Service
• Includes up to 5 quarts standard oil
• OEM-spec filter
• Additional oil billed as required by vehicle capacity
Transmission Fluid Service
• Drain & fill or full service depending on vehicle
• OEM-spec fluid
• Pricing varies by transmission type and capacity
Coolant Exchange
• Complete system service
• Correct manufacturer-specified coolant
• Pricing varies by system capacity
Additional Services Available
• Differential & transfer case service
• Spark plugs & ignition service
• Cabin & engine air filters
• Battery testing & service
• Tire rotation (available as add-on)
Ready to schedule service or have questions?
Call or text 279-966-4771 to schedule a full vehicle inspection or diagnostic service.
Disc Brake Service/Replacement
Disc Brake Service/Replacement
Starting at $450 per axle
Starting at $450 per axle
(Parts + professional installation)
Pricing varies by vehicle, parts selection, and brake system condition.
Typical shop pricing: $500–$700 per axle
Why I Replace Rotors Instead of Resurfacing
Why I Replace Rotors Instead of Resurfacing
✔ Full-thickness rotors handle heat better
✔ New pads seat properly for smoother braking
✔ Longer service life
✔ Minimal cost difference vs machining
Modern rotors are engineered with tighter thickness tolerances than older designs. Resurfacing often leaves very little usable material, reducing heat capacity and long-term performance.
What You Get
What You Get
• Dealer-level installation standards
• Proper torque procedures
• Caliper & hardware service
• Road test verification
• Mobile convenience — no waiting room
Dealer quality. At your door.
Additional Brake Services
Additional Brake Services
Brake fluid flush
Rear drum brake shoes & hardware
Parking brake adjustment
Brake hose replacement
ABS sensor replacement
Brake noise diagnosis
Ready to schedule service or have questions?
Call or text 279-966-4771 to schedule a full vehicle inspection or diagnostic service.
Shock & Strut Replacement
Shock & Strut Replacement
Starting at $220 per axle + parts
(Parts + professional installation)
Pricing varies by vehicle, suspension design, and component condition.
Typical shop pricing: $450–$700 per axle
Why Replacing Worn Struts & Shocks Matters
Why Replacing Worn Struts & Shocks Matters
✓ Maintains proper tire contact with the road
✓ Reduces stopping distance
✓ Improves ride stability and control
✓ Prevents uneven tire wear
Worn suspension components often fail gradually, meaning drivers adjust without realizing braking performance and handling have declined.
What You Get
What You Get
• Dealer-level installation standards
• Proper torque procedures
• Inspection of related suspension components
• Ride height & stability verification
• Honest recommendations — no upselling
Wheel alignment is required after suspension service (alignment not available mobile).
Dealer quality. At your door.
Additional Suspense Services
Additional Suspense Services
Control Arm Replacement
Control Arm Replacement
• Restores proper suspension geometry
• Eliminates clunks and instability
• Improves tire wear and braking stability
Control arms connect the suspension to the vehicle frame and house critical bushings and ball joints. Worn control arms can cause uneven tire wear, steering pull, vibration, and poor braking performance.
Alignment required after replacement.
Sway Bar End Links
Sway Bar End Links
• Reduces body roll during turns
• Eliminates suspension clunking
• Restores handling stability
Sway bar end links connect the sway bar to the suspension. When worn, they commonly cause noise over bumps and reduced cornering stability.
Suspension Bushings
• Restores ride quality
• Reduces vibration and noise
• Maintains proper alignment angles
Bushings isolate movement between suspension components. Over time, rubber bushings crack or collapse, leading to looseness, uneven tire wear, and unstable handling.
Replacement may require additional labor depending on component design.
Ball Joint Replacement
Ball Joint Replacement
• Restores steering precision
• Eliminates suspension looseness
• Prevents unsafe driving conditions
Ball joints allow suspension movement while supporting vehicle weight. Excessive wear can result in steering play, uneven tire wear, or in severe cases, joint separation.
Alignment required after replacement.
Suspension components are inspected during service and replaced only when wear exceeds manufacturer specifications.
Ready to schedule service or have questions?
Call or text 279-966-4771 to schedule a full vehicle inspection or diagnostic service.
Cooling System Repair & Component Replacement
Cooling System Repair & Component Replacement
Starting at $160 + parts
(Parts + professional installation)
Pricing varies by vehicle design, system configuration, and component condition.
Typical shop pricing: $300–$700 depending on repair
Why Cooling System Repairs Shouldn’t Be Delayed
Why Cooling System Repairs Shouldn’t Be Delayed
✓ Prevents engine overheating
✓ Protects head gaskets and internal components
✓ Maintains proper operating temperature
✓ Prevents long-term corrosion damage
Modern engines operate within tight temperature ranges. A failing thermostat, leaking radiator, or weak water pump can quickly lead to overheating and severe engine damage if ignored.
Even minor coolant leaks can introduce air into the system, leading to improper circulation and localized overheating.
Common Cooling System Repairs
Common Cooling System Repairs
• Radiator replacement
• Water pump replacement
• Thermostat replacement
• Coolant leak diagnosis
• Heater hose and coolant hose replacement
• Cooling fan diagnosis
• Expansion tank replacement
What You Get
• Proper system diagnosis before parts replacement
• OEM-spec coolant and parts when recommended
• Pressure testing and leak verification
• Cooling fan operation testing
• Final temperature verification and road test
No guesswork. No unnecessary part replacement.
Dealer-level care. At your door.
Additional Cooling System Components & Related Repairs
Additional Cooling System Components & Related Repairs
Radiator Replacement
Leaking or clogged radiators can cause overheating and loss of coolant. Replacement restores proper heat dissipation.
Water Pump Replacement
A failing water pump can cause coolant leaks, bearing noise, or overheating. Replacement ensures proper circulation.
Thermostat Replacement
A stuck thermostat can cause overheating or slow warm-up. Proper temperature control is critical for engine efficiency.
Cooling Fan Diagnosis
Cooling fans must operate correctly to maintain safe temperatures in traffic and at idle.
Heater Core / Hose Repairs
Coolant leaks inside the cabin or under the vehicle may indicate hose or heater core concerns.
Ready to schedule service or have questions?
Call or text 279-966-4771 to schedule a full vehicle inspection or diagnostic service.
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