- Ask friends you trust for referrals.
- If you are new to the area, talk to people who have cars similar to yours.
- Look around the auto shop and see what kinds of vehicles are being worked on. Are there any like yours?
- Call the Better Business Bureau.Are there any complaints on file?
- Is the shop accredited by the American Automobile Association (AAA).
- Are the mechanics certified by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE)?
- Check the warranty on repair work before leaving the car. How long is it good for, and does it cover both parts and labor?
- Ask for a full explanation of the work to be done in simple terms with a cost estimate.Leave a contact number so that the mechanic can call you if there is a change in plans.
- What are the auto shop's hours? Will it be open when you get off work? Is it near transportation, or will you get a loaner to use?
There is another alternative other than your dealership for performing those scheduled vehicle maintenance items on your car or truck. Precision Automotive Billings has been providing Full auto service Preventive Maintenance and Auto Repair for the Billings, Laurel and Shepherd, Montana area for over 25 years.
Tuesday, 28 June 2011
Mechanic: Do You Know How to Find a Mechanic?
Monday, 27 June 2011
Brake Repair: When Do You Need a Brake Replacement?
If you are starting to experience problems with your vehicle’s brakes, how will you know what kind of brake repair, or possibly even a complete brake replacement Billings MT, needs to be done, and what will it cost you? When you step on the accelerator of your car, you expect it to respond by moving either forwards or backwards. What happens when you step on the brakes? Does your car stop when and where you want it to? If the distance of stopping keeps increasing, take your vehicle to a reliable auto shop Billings MT for an inspection as soon as possible.
As you probably already know, the brake system is a complicated process composed of several components working together smoothly and efficiently--pedal, cylinder, fluid, calipers, pads, and rotors, creating friction which in turn stops your car. Our trained technicians at Price’s Precision auto shop understand this process and are qualified to inspect and diagnose any problems that you may be experiencing with your vehicle.
We would like to suggest that each time you get your tires rotated (about every 5,000-10,000 miles), make it a habit to get your brakes inspected. An inspection includes:
- checking the pads, rotors, calipers, and other vital components
- diagnose problems
- offer a solution
If you wait too long to have a brake repair on your vehicle, more extensive damage may be taking place (such as warped rotors). This will result in a significant increase in the cost of the brake repair, rather than possibly just simply replacing a pad. And, most importantly, it could be the cause of an accident which not only involves your vehicle, but the safety of your passengers or other motorists.
Whether performing a brake repair, such as replacing pads, “turning” the rotors, or replacing calipers, our trained technicians can keep your vehicle responding to your touch, both on the brakes and on the accelerator. Contact our ASE Certified Technicians at Precision Automotive by calling (406) 248-2838 or at www.pricesprecisionauto.com for more information on brake replacement. Our Tech-Net professional auto repair shop in Billings, MT serves vehicle owners in the areas of Shepherd and Laurel, Montana.
If you are looking for quality brakes Billings MT than your search can be over now with our auto repair shop Billings MT services. Our dedicated car repair Billings MT mechanic will help your vehicle.