Most body shops offer hail damage repair, including paintless dent removal and traditional bodywork, depending on the severity of the damage.

Many shops can repair minor wheel or rim damage, but severe damage may require replacement for safety reasons.

Yes, most tire shops offer computerized wheel alignment to ensure proper tire wear and safe handling.

Signs include low tread depth, cracks, bulges, frequent air loss, or a rough ride. A professional inspection can confirm when replacement is needed.

Tires should generally be rotated every 5,000 to 7,500 miles, or as recommended by your vehicle’s manufacturer.

Common tire services include tire rotation, balancing, alignment, flat tire repair, and new tire installation.

If your vehicle has unique features, advanced technology, or is a high-value or classic model, specialized services may be necessary to ensure proper care.

Some shops provide custom fabrication services, like roll cages, body modifications, or unique exhaust systems. It’s best to inquire about specific capabilities.

Yes, specialized auto shops can install performance upgrades, such as exhaust systems, suspension kits, and engine modifications.

Many shops now offer specialized services for electric and hybrid vehicles, including battery diagnostics, electrical system repairs, and routine maintenance.

Specialized services include repairs or upgrades for high-performance vehicles, classic cars, hybrid/electric vehicles, and advanced diagnostics that require specific expertise or equipment.

Properly performed repairs generally have little to no impact on resale value, especially if high-quality materials and techniques are used.

Repair time can vary from a few hours for minor dings to several days for extensive damage. Your shop will provide an estimated timeline after assessment.

General auto repair covers a wide range of vehicle problems, including engine issues, brake repairs, electrical system fixes, and more. If your car isn’t running smoothly, a general auto repair service can diagnose and address most mechanical problems.

Yes, professional auto body shops use computerized paint-matching technology to ensure the new paint matches your car’s original color.

Body and exterior services include dent removal, paint touch-ups, bumper repairs, scratch removal, windshield replacement, and more.

Some basic maintenance tasks like changing wiper blades or checking fluids can be done at home, but other services are best left to professionals for safety and warranty reasons.

Yes, scheduled maintenance often includes a multi-point safety inspection to check for potential problems and ensure your vehicle is safe to drive.

Skipping regular maintenance can lead to increased wear, potential breakdowns, voided warranties, and costly repairs in the future.

Most manufacturers recommend maintenance every 5,000 to 10,000 miles or every 6 to 12 months. Always consult your owner’s manual for specific intervals.

Scheduled maintenance refers to routine services recommended by your vehicle’s manufacturer, such as oil changes, filter replacements, and fluid checks, to keep your car running smoothly and prevent future issues.

Many auto repair shops offer warranties on parts and labor. Always ask your shop about their specific warranty policy.

The repair time varies based on the issue. Minor repairs may take a few hours, while major repairs could take a day or more. Your technician can provide an estimate after diagnosing the problem.

Most auto repair shops service all makes and models, but it’s best to check with the shop if they have experience with your specific vehicle.

Warning signs include strange noises, poor performance, dashboard warning lights, fluid leaks, and unusual vibrations. If you notice any of these, it’s best to have your vehicle inspected by a professional.