MAINTENANCE
Keeping up with scheduled maintenance helps your vehicle run at peek performance and prevents damage to major vehicle components. If your vehicles has under 150,000 miles we will provide you with the information needed for your next manufactures required routine maintenance. If your vehicle has more than 150,000 miles we will preform an inspection of the vehicle and provided you with a list of suggested maintenance and repairs needed to keep your vehicle running at tip top performance for years to come.
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TUNING & BRAKES
Your brakes are one of the most important components within your car when it comes to safety. That is why you need Joe Knows Auto to provide professional brake repair and maintenance. Keeping your brakes maintained and in good condition will not only save you time but also money as well. Timely and proper maintenance isn’t hard and it’s necessary for safety. If you do not know the last time you had a brake inspection give us a call and our brake repair specialists will complete a full inspection of your brake system. When you have them checked routinely you will help decrease the risk of unexpected breakdowns and reduce costly repairs. We suggest having them inspected a few times a year or when you have your oil changed.
Battery Maintenance
It is important to have your battery regularly inspect so that you have a professional's advice on how much life your battery has left. Inspecting your battery can help detect cracks, swelling and damage, before it turns into full battery leaks or swelling of walls. Battery maintenances is important especially when the seasons change. Your vehicles engine requires more power when the temperatures are colder. In warmer weather your battery has an increase of internal corrosion as well as evaporation of the batteries liquid electrolytes, shortening the life of your battery. Our technicians will inspect and clean your battery, its terminals, and cables. Then apply a sealant to the posts, terminals and case to reduce the risk of corrosion. Aiding in the prevention of an unexpected" No Start" of the vehicle.
Suspension
Front and Rear suspension allows your vehicle to maintain control while on the road. Front suspension is usually the most important of the two. The front suspension consists of the main components that control the drivability of your vehicle. The ball joints, tie rods, control arms and shock absorbing struts are just a few of the front suspension components. In the rear suspension you have springs, linkages, coils and shock absorbers all aiding in the handling and ride quality. Keeping your suspension maintained will improve your miles per gallon and prevent the vehicles tires from premature wear. As well as allowing for comfort of a smoother ride.