Crosse Auto Repair

Signs you may need a new battery: 1. Engine not starting or slow to start- check your connections are tight 2. Erratic or low voltage from the battery- vehicle acts differently and pattern is inconsistent. 3. Corrosion-check for a greenish-grey crumbly buildup on the connections 4. Physical Damage-cracked case or other damage, loose connections can damage the inside of the battery. 5. Age- because batteries go through extreme temperatures, the average battery will need to be replaced every 3 years. Please check your battery/batteries now while the weather is unseasonably warm this week! Trust me, you don't want to be caught off guard and have to replace your battery under less-than-ideal conditions.  

What type of tools do our techs use to do repairs? Here is just a sample of some of the common tools that are used on a regular basis. Our guys work hard to do repairs and maintenance on your vehicles with a little help from some specialized tools, of course.    

Many of us don't think twice about the type of brakes we have on our vehicles. We easily push on them, and we stop or slow down. Pretty simple BUT having power brakes is like having a self-propelled lawn mower! Without a self-propelled motor to propel us forward while mowing the lawn it would be almost impossible to mow our grass and still be alive when done! Can you imagine if your vehicle did not have power brakes? Just the thought of how much pressure you would have to apply just to stop would be incredible! Almost impossible to drive at highway and interstate speeds and still be alive after just one trip! Feeling very thankful for my self-propelled lawn mower and my power brakes on my car! The link below shows an animation of power brakes and some detailed information on power brakes. Just click below: https://bobsautoservi ... read more

Smart enough to take it apart, skilled enough to put it back together! Our techs are crushing it! Give us a call and experience the difference! 60

When your check engine light comes on, schedule an appointment with us and we'll get to the bottom of it