Cart is empty Absolutely. Cleaning vents, replacing filters, and maintaining airflow reduce allergens and eliminate musty odors inside the cabin.
How long does an AC recharge take?
Most recharges take about 45–60 minutes, including performance testing and leak verification.
What kind of refrigerant do you use?
We use modern, environmentally friendly refrigerants approved for today’s vehicles and compliant with Canadian standards.
Can you check for refrigerant leaks?
Yes. We use electronic and UV detection systems to locate even the smallest leaks for safe, lasting repairs.
Why isn’t my air conditioning blowing cold air?
Common causes include low refrigerant, compressor failure, or blocked condenser coils — all of which we can test and fix quickly.
How often should I service my air conditioning system?
We recommend an AC inspection and recharge every 12 months to maintain efficiency and prevent refrigerant loss.
Do you use eco-friendly refrigerants?
Yes. We comply with current environmental standards and use approved, ozone-safe refrigerants.
How long does an AC recharge take?
Typically 45–60 minutes, including leak inspection and performance testing.
Will AC service improve air quality?
Absolutely. Regular cleaning and filter replacement remove dust, pollen, and bacteria.
Can you detect refrigerant leaks?
Yes, using specialized UV and electronic detection tools for accurate diagnosis.
Do you fix heater or defroster issues too?
Yes. We service both heating and cooling systems for year-round comfort.
How often should I service my air conditioning system?
Once a year to check refrigerant levels, clean filters, and test components.
Why isn’t my car AC blowing cold air?
It could be due to low refrigerant, leaks, or a failing compressor.
Are your inspections government certified?
Yes. We follow provincial safety inspection standards for all vehicles.
Do you offer full brake system overhauls?
Yes, including rotors, calipers, fluid changes, and ABS diagnostics.
Why does my brake pedal feel soft?
It could indicate air in the brake lines or worn hydraulic components.
How long do brake pads typically last?
Between 30,000–70,000 km, depending on driving conditions and habits.
Do you replace both front and rear brakes together?
Not always. We inspect all wheels and replace only what’s necessary for balanced braking.
What are signs of worn brake pads?
Squealing noises, vibrations, or longer stopping distances usually mean your pads need replacement.
How often should brakes be inspected?
At least every 6 months or during every oil change to ensure safety and performance.
How long does a standard maintenance visit take?
Usually 30–90 minutes, depending on the services included.
What happens if I skip preventive maintenance?
It leads to faster wear, reduced performance, and costly mechanical breakdowns over time.
Can regular maintenance improve fuel economy?
Yes. Clean filters, proper oil levels, and tuned engines reduce strain and improve efficiency.
What fluids do you check during maintenance?
We inspect engine oil, coolant, brake, transmission, and power steering fluids.
Why are fluid flushes important?
They remove contaminants, keep systems clean, and ensure proper lubrication and cooling.
How often should I change my oil?
Typically every 5,000–8,000 km or as recommended by your vehicle manufacturer.
What is preventive maintenance?
It’s routine servicing—like oil changes, filter replacements, and inspections—to prevent major repairs later.
Can misalignment damage suspension components?
Yes. Misalignment puts extra stress on shocks, struts, and steering joints, reducing their lifespan.
Do you repair punctured tires?
Yes, as long as the damage is within safety limits and not on the tire sidewall.
Can I mix different tire brands or types?
Not recommended. Uneven tread patterns or rubber compounds can affect stability and safety.