734-850-9118

 

Serving the Monroe, MI

and

Toledo, OH area

since 2000

 

Site I.D. #

MIK 424242675

 

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We provide On-Site

services to Cars, Vans

and Light to Heavy Duty

Gas and Diesel Trucks.

We also service

Fire Trucks

 

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We also service work equipment such as,

Gas and Diesel welders, portable and industrial generators, fork lifts, bobcats, power washers, tractors, lawn mowers,

 golf carts, etc.  

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  • We provide ON-SITE Services to Cars, Vans and Light to Heavy Duty Trucks.

  • We come to you, the customer, when and where you need it!

  • We help put time back into your busy day so you can do things that are more important to you.

  • We come directly to you on a pre-set date and time.

  • We can service your vehicle at your work or job site.

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

Brake Fluid Flush.

From $89.95* to $99.95*

 

We will completely flush your vehicles brake system of its old fluid with high quality DOT brake fluid your vehicle manufacture requires.

Importance:

There are a couple of common reasons to flush your brake fluid regularly, contamination and age. Brake fluid is hygroscopic, it absorbs water, and water saturation decreases the boiling point of the fluid. Under hard braking a tremendous amount of heat is generated from the friction of the pad and rotor contact.

This heat can cause your brake fluid to actually boil within your brake lines. When the brake fluid boils, it creates air pockets within your brake lines. This causes problems because air compresses under pressure (say from pushing down the brake pedal). This causes a mushy pedal and reduction in braking ability. Brake fluid is used in braking systems because it doesn't compress.

There are many ways for moisture to enter your brake system. Condensation from regular use, washing the vehicle and humidity are the most common. Most of this is unavoidable because the brake fluid reservoir needs to be vented to the atmosphere. The master cylinder cap has a small hole in order to avoid a vacuum being created by the brake pads wearing down.

Aside from the usual flushing, brake bleeding is generally necessary because it removes the air that builds up when the fluid boils.


Explanation:

We will completely flush your vehicles brake system of its old fluid, and replace it with the required DOT brake fluid your vehicle manufacture requires.


Check and Inspect:

We will check and inspect your vehicles master cylinder, calipers, wheel cylinders, lines, hoses and bleeder valves.

 

Note:

It is very important to use the correct type of fluid because other fluids, whether added on accident or not, can cause the seals to swell and can destroy the rubber in the system. The rubber is what holds the fluid in. Using the wrong fluid in your braking system can cause catastrophic brake failure.


Service Interval:

Recommend every 2 years.  

 

 

 

 

 

Brake Pad Replacement.

From $89.95* Per Axle.

 

We will replace your brake pads with high quality pads that meets or exceeds factory specifications.

 

*There may be an additional charge for vehicles equipped with wear sensors. 
 

OEM brake pads are available upon request for an additional charge.

 

Importance:

Worn brake pads reduce your vehicles stopping distance, putting yourself and others in danger. There are several warning signs that your vehicle can give you before your brakes may reach the point of potential failure or extensive repair. Simply using your sense of hearing, sight and feel may alert you to a potential problem. Here are some of the common questions you should ask yourself concerning you vehicles brake system:

  • Does your brake warning light come on when you are driving?
  • Is your brake fluid level low, or appear very dirty?
  • Do you hear grinding sounds or squealing sounds when you apply the brake pedal?
  • Do you feel pulsation or some sponginess in the brake pedal when it is depressed?
  • Does your vehicle pull or steer to one side when braking?
  • These are some of the most common signs that can suggest a potential brake system problem that should be addressed. Any other signs in the brake system that seem out of the ordinary should also be taken into consideration. Most times, brake system problems will only escalate if disregarded.


    Explanation:

    Replace worn brake pads with high quality pads that meets or exceeds factory specifications.

    (OEM pads are available upon request for an additional charge)

    Check and Inspect:
    Check and inspect rotors for thickness, wear and run-out.

    Check and inspect brake calipers for wear.

    Check and inspect brake caliper slides for wear.

    Check and inspect brake hoses, lines, rear parking brake, ball joints, tie rods, steering and suspension for wear.

    Install tires and torque lug nuts to factory specifications.

     

    Service Interval:

    Recommend inspection every 10,000 miles.

    Or 12 months whichever comes first.

    Or during tire rotations.

    Amsoil Series 100% Synthetic Oil Change. 

    From $69.95*

     

    Good for up to 25,000 miles,

    Or 1 year.

     

    *Most vehicles require up to 5 quarts of oil.
    For vehicles requiring more then 5 quarts,                       there is an additional charge of $8.00 to $10.00 per quart. Depending on lubricant required.

    (Recommended for mechanically sound vehicles only)

    Highly Recommended

    To get the most life and performance

    from your Car, Truck, Van or SUV.

    Also Recommended

    For all Sport, Exotic and Luxury Vehicles.

    Corvette, Mustang, Viper, Audi, BMW, Lexus, Jaguar, Mercedes Benz, Porsche, VW etc.


    *Additional charges may apply for vehicle's requiring canister type oil filters.  

    Call for exact pricing.
     

     

    Importance:

    Amsoil Series 100% Synthetic Oil and Oil Filter is there top of the line oil.

    Using only the best synthetic base stocks.

    Amsoil PAO base stocks contain fully saturated hydrogenated molecules and are free of wax and other impurities. Combined with an exact balance of premium additives, it delivers superior hot and cold temperature performance, resists oxidation and acid formation and provides long-term wear protection.                   

    Amsoil "Genuine Synthetic PAO Formulated" oil have shattered the parameters of the most rigorous industry testing and set the standard for all other motor oils.

    Note:

    When using Amsoil Motor Oils change the Amsoil Oil Filter at the first 12,500 miles, then  at 25,000 miles change the oil and oil filter with Amsoil Series 100% Synthetic Oil and Amsoil Oil Filter.

    Explanation:

    Change the vehicles oil with up to 5 quarts*

    of Amsoil Series 100% Synthetic Oil,                 Lube chassis, Replace (and recycle) old oil filter with new top quality Amsoil Oil Filter.

    Check and Fill if needed:
    Brake fluid
    Coolant
    Power steering fluid
    Transmission fluid
    Windshield-washer fluid
    Front and Rear Axle Lubricant 
    Transfer case if equipped 

    Check and Inspect:
    Air filter 
    Belts
    Hoses
    Lights
    Wiper blades

    Check Tire Wear
    Correct Tire pressure

     

    Test:

    Alternator

    Battery

    Starter

    Service Interval:

    Recommended every 25,000 miles.

    Or 1 year whichever comes first.

     

     

    Brake Shoe Replacement.

    From $89.95* Per Axle.

     

    We will replace your brake shoes with high quality shoes that meets or exceeds factory specifications.
     

    OEM brake shoes are available upon request for an additional charge.

     

     



     

    Importance:

    Worn brake shoes reduce your vehicles stopping distance, putting yourself and others in danger. There are several warning signs that your vehicle can give you before your brakes may reach the point of potential failure or extensive repair. Simply using your sense of hearing, sight and feel may alert you to a potential problem. Here are some of the common questions you should ask yourself concerning you vehicles brake system:

  • Does your brake warning light come on when you are driving?
  • Is your brake fluid level low, or appear very dirty?
  • Do you hear grinding sounds or squealing sounds when you apply the brake pedal?
  • Do you feel pulsation or some sponginess in the brake pedal when it is depressed?
  • Does your vehicle pull or steer to one side when braking?
  • These are some of the most common signs that can suggest a potential brake system problem that should be addressed. Any other signs in the brake system that seem out of the ordinary should also be taken into consideration. Most times, brake system problems will only escalate if disregarded.


    Explanation:

    Replace worn brake shoes with high quality shoes that meets or exceeds factory specifications.

    (OEM shoes are available upon request for an additional charge)

    Check and Inspect:

    Check and inspect drums for thickness, wear and run-out.

    Check and inspect wheel cylinders for wear and leaks.

    Check and inspect brake hoses, lines, rear parking brake, ball joints, tie rods and suspension for wear.

    Install tires and torque lug nuts to factory specifications.

     
    Service Interval:

    Recommend inspection every 10,000 miles.

    Or 12 months whichever comes first.

    Or during tire rotations.

     

     

     

     

     

    Brake Rotor Replacement.

    From $25.95* Per Rotor.

     

    We will replace your brake rotors with high quality rotors that meets or exceeds factory specifications.
     

    OEM brake rotors are available upon request for an additional charge.

     

                               



     

     

    Importance:

    When you press the brake pedal on your vehicle, fluid is forced from the master cylinder into the caliper. Which pushes (clamps) the brake pads against the rotors braking surface.

    Your vehicles brake rotors are subjected to high heat and tremendous loads. Brake rotors provide a friction surface for the disk brake pads to rub against when the brakes are applied. The friction created by the pads rubbing against the rotor generates heat and brings the vehicle to a stop. Friction converts motion into heat, and the amount of heat generated depends on the vehicles weight and speed and how hard the brakes are applied. To much heat will cause the rotors to warp and cause your brake pedal to pulsate, which will also score the rotor and cause hot spots.

    A minimum thickness measurement is stamped on every rotor and it is important to make sure it doesn't go below this legal minimum. If a rotor is worn or machined below this measurement it must be replaced. If the rotor is to thin or below the minimum thickness, this will cause the brakes to fade, greatly reducing their effectiveness to a point where you may not be able to stop!


    Explanation:

    Replace front or rear rotors with high quality rotors that meets or exceeds factory specifications.

    (OEM rotors are available upon request for an addition charge)

    Check and Inspect:

    Check run-out.

    Check and inspect spindle and / or hub for wear.

    Check and inspect wheel bearings for wear and score marks.*

    Re-pack wheel bearings with new grease.*

    Install new wheel bearing seals.*

    Check and inspect brake hoses, lines, rear parking brake, ball joints, tie rods, steering and suspension for wear.

    Install tires and torque lug nuts to factory specifications.

     

    * Not applicable on all vehicles.


    Service Interval:

    Recommend inspection every 10,000 miles.

    Or every 12 months whichever comes first.

    Or during tire rotations.

     

     

     

     

     

    Brake Drum Replacement.

    From $25.95* Per Drum.

     

    We will replace your brake drums with high quality drums that meets or exceeds factory specifications.
     

    OEM brake drums are available upon request for an additional charge.

     

     


     

    Importance:

    When you press the brake pedal on your vehicle, fluid is forced from the master cylinder into the wheel cylinder. Which pushes the brake shoes outward against the drums braking surface. Creating friction that brings the vehicle to a stop.

    Over time the brake drums wear and become over sized and out of tolerance.

    Brake drums are made of iron and have a machined surface on the inside where the shoes make contact. Brake drums will show signs of wear as the brake linings seat themselves against the face of the drum. When new shoes are installed, the brake drum should be machined smooth. Brake drums have a maximum diameter specification that is stamped on the outside of the drum. When the drum is machined, it must never exceed that measurement. If the surface cannot be machined within that limit, the drum must be replaced.

     

    Explanation:

    Replace rear drums with high quality drums that meets or exceeds factory specifications.

    (OEM drums are available upon request for an addition charge)

     

    Check and Inspect:

    Check and inspect spindle and / or hub for wear.

    Check and inspect wheel bearings for wear and score marks.*

    Re-pack wheel bearings with new grease.*

    Install new wheel bearing seals.*

    Check and inspect brake hoses, lines, rear parking brake, ball joints, tie rods and suspension for wear.

    Install tires and torque lug nuts to factory specifications.

     

    * Not applicable on all vehicles.

     

    Service Interval:

    Recommend inspection every 10,000 miles.

    Or every 12 months whichever comes first.

    Or during tire rotations.

     

     

     

     

     

    Alternator Replacement.

    From $199.95*              

     

    We will replace your alternator with a high quality alternator that meets or exceeds factory specifications.
     

    OEM alternators are available upon request for an additional charge.

     

    Importance:

    Your vehicles alternator is made up of four parts: the rotor, the stator, the diode packs and the voltage regulator. The rotor is a rotating magnet that rotates around the stator, which a core of iron wrapped in copper wires. These rotor-stator pair rotate within each other and create an alternating current which would be converted by the diode packs indirect current that can be used to charge the battery and power up other electrical components of the vehicle. The voltage regulator controls and maintains the amount of electricity that is made by the alternator.

    Does your car start ok, but your headlights dim when idling. It could be a bad alternator. When the alternator cannot produce enough electricity to keep the electrical systems running, the battery will have to be used to take up the slack. This will eventually wear down the battery and not allow your car to start.

    What generates most of the electricity in your vehicle is not the battery, but the alternator.

    The alternator transforms mechanical energy into electrical energy. It sends power to essential parts of your vehicle like the headlights, the engine fan, ignition coils and various parts of the fuel injection system. It powers non-essential, but still very important parts like the radio and air conditioning system.

    It’s important to have your alternator checked regularly because it’s not always readily apparent when it fails. It can fail in stages and even when it goes completely, your battery will take over for a very short period of time.

     

    Explanation:

    Replace bad alternator with a high quality alternator that meets or exceeds factory specifications.

    (OEM alternators are available upon request for an additional charge) 

     

    Service Interval:

    Recommend testing at each oil change.

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Power Steering Fluid Change.

    From $49.95* For Non-Synthetic Fluid Changes.


    From $65.95* For Full Synthetic Fluid Changes.


    From $65.95** For up to 2 quarts of

    Amsoil Synthetic Fluid Changes.

    ** For vehicles requiring more then 2 quarts of         Amsoil Synthetic fluid,                                                there is an additional charge of $9.50 per quart. Depending on fluid required.


     

    Importance:

    Replaces old fluid
    Smoother steering
    Extends power steering pump, gear box and rack & pinion life
    Lowers temperature


    Note:

    When using Amsoil Synthetic Power Steering Fluid, you can go up to 3 times longer then the vehicles manufacturer's recommendations.

    Explanation:

    Remove old lubricant and fill with proper grade of New lubricant for your vehicles power steering system.

    Service Interval:

    Recommended Power Steering fluid changed  every 30,000 miles.                     

    Refer to your vehicles owners manual.

    Starter Replacement.
    From $199.95*

     

    We will replace your starter with a high quality starter that meets or exceeds factory specifications. 
     

    OEM starters are available upon request for an additional charge.

                

     

    Importance:

    The starter cranks the engine when the ignition switch is turned on. It’s located on the back of the engine or the front of the transmission.

    The starter does the opposite of the alternator. It changes electrical energy into mechanical energy. The starter uses the electricity from the battery to start the crankshaft turn, and that gets your engine going.

    If your vehicles starter wont crank over, it dose not necessary mean the starter is at fault. It could be many things such as a bad battery, lose or broken battery cables, starter cables or wires, a faulty ignition switch, starter solenoid, even a neutral or clutch safety switch.

    Explanation:

    Replace bad starter with a high quality starter that meets or exceeds factory specifications.

    (OEM starters are available upon request for an additional charge)


    Service Interval:

    Recommend testing at each oil change.   

     

     

     

     

     

    Tune Ups.                        

     

    4 cylinder tune up

    Stage 1 From $89.95* - $249.95*

    Stage 2 From $189.95* - $349.95*

     

    6 cylinder tune up

    Stage 1 From $129.95* - $329.95*

    Stage 2 From $229.95* - $429.95*

     

    8 cylinder tune up

    Stage 1 From $179.95* - $409.95*

    Stage 2 From $279.95* - $509.95*

     

    10 cylinder tune up

    Stage 1 From $289.95* - $489.95*

    Stage 2 From $389.95* - $589.95*

     

    Call for exact pricing on your vehicle.

     

    We will tune up your vehicle using only high quality parts that meet or exceed factory specifications.

     

    OEM parts are available upon request for an additional charge.
     

    * Coil and / or coil pack replacement extra.





     

    Importance:

    As you drive, parts of the ignition, intake, emissions and fuel system wear out, hindering proper engine performance. Tune ups are part of your cars scheduled maintenance and prevent damage to the engine, they keep it running smoothly and help maintain good gas mileage. Check your owners manual to see your cars tune up schedule. As a general rule, it should be done at least every 30,000 to 60,000 miles.


    Explanation:

    Here's a list of what our tune up consist of.

     

    Stage 1 Tune-Up

    Replace spark plugs.

    Compression test each cylinder.

    Replace spark plug wires.*

    Replace distributor cap and rotor.*

    Replace fuel filter.*

     

    Stage 2 Tune-Up

    Replace spark plugs.

    Compression test each cylinder.

    Replace spark plug wires.*

    Replace distributor cap and rotor.*

    Check and test ignition coil and / or coil packs.

    Replace PCV.*

    Replace fuel filter.*

    Check your vehicles fuel pressure and fuel pump volume.

    Clean your vehicles fuel injectors.

    Replace air filter. (If necessary)

    Clean your engines mass air sensor and throttle body.

    Replace crank case breather.*

    Scan your vehicles ECM

     

    * Not applicable on all vehicles.

    * Coil and / or coil pack replacement extra.

     

    Note: Some new vehicles do not require spark plug wires, distributor cap and rotor. They use a Coil On Plug (COP) or Coil On Spark Plug (COS) which has the ignition coil connected to each spark plug, eliminating the spark plug wires, distributor cap and rotor.

    Service Interval:

    Some car manufactures are advertising that you can go 100,000 miles or more under ideal conditions between tune ups.
    Under ideal conditions (which usually means no town driving, no stop and go driving, no high speed driving and temperatures between 40 and 60 degrees F) a set of Platinum spark plugs might make it to 100K. However is the performance/mileage loss and hard starts going to be worth it? Due to worn electrodes on the spark plugs, voltage demands to create a spark are going to escalate, leading to burned-out modules, coils, spark plug wires and other ignition components.

    The worst of the problem are the seized plugs that take the threads right out of the aluminum cylinder heads when you try to remove them after 100,000 miles! A cylinder head replacement or repair is really going to drive up the cost of a "tune up"
    Often forgotten are the fuel and air filters which still have to filter the same dirt out of the gasoline and air to prevent expensive repairs to the fuel injection system and engine.

    Today’s computers are able to hide many problems that would cause an older car to have a serious performance problem, but if those problems aren't detected before they multiply or worsen a highway breakdown may be imminent.

    The 100,000 mile tune up may be a great selling tool for the manufactures for now, but it is going to lead to a lot of dissatisfaction down the road when owners discover their car won’t make the 100,000 miles without a lot of bumps in the road.

    We (and most manufactures) recommend spark plug replacement at 30,000 miles with normal Copper core spark plugs and at 50,000 to 60,000 miles on Platinum or Iridium spark plugs. Performance and mileage degradation usually starts shortly after 30,000 miles on normal Copper core spark plugs and after 50,000 to 60,000 miles on Platinum and Iridium spark plugs with average driving.

     

     

     

     

     

    Fuel Injection Service.

    From $65.00                                           

     

    We will clean and service your vehicles Fuel Injection System using OTC Pro inject-R-Kleen

    Cleaning Fluid to restore your vehicles fuel injector spray pattern. Test your vehicles fuel pressure, clean the air intake system and check your vehicles engine control module (ECM) for diagnostic trouble codes (DTC)

     

    Importance:

    Restores fuel injector spray pattern, improves fuel economy, engine performance and emissions. Decreases hesitation, pinging and reduces rough idle.


    Explanation:

    Clean fuel injectors are a must for peak engine performance, fuel economy and emissions. If the injectors are dirty and can’t deliver their normal dose of fuel, performance, fuel economy and emissions are all going to suffer. Dirty injectors can’t flow as much fuel as clean ones, nor can they delivery the correct spray pattern that is so essential for clean, efficient combustion. The fuel feedback control system will compensate for the leaning effect once it is in closed loop, but it can’t correct the underlying condition that is causing the problem.

    All engines using fuel injection do in fact require some slightly different fuel system maintenance! The normal wear and tear with today's underhood temperatures and changes in gasoline quality suggests some buildup of olefin wax, dirt, water and many other additives.

    Unique to each engine is an air control design that also may suggest different levels of carbon deposits, such as oil control or just the location of the component or control device itself.

     

    Service:

    The proper steps in fuel injection service are as follows:

     

    • Check fuel pump operating pressure and volume.

    • Test fuel pressure regulator for operation and leakage.

    • Flush entire fuel rail and upper fuel injector screens to include fuel pressure regulator.

    • Clean fuel injectors.

    • De-carbon the engine assembly. Pollution control valve (PCV) passages.

    • Clean throttle plate, idle air control (IAC) passages.

    • Clean the mass air flow (MAF) sensor element.

    • Scan the vehicles engine control module (ECM) for diagnostic trouble codes (DTC).


    Service Interval:

    For most vehicles we recommend Fuel Injection Service every 20,000 to 30,000 miles or 1 year.   

     

     

     

     

     

    Diagnostics Service.

    From $75.00

     

     

    Importance:

    Today, cars are controlled by computers. The fuel injectors, the spark plugs, the engines sensors, the transmission and more are all told when to fire and when to move by an onboard computer system.

    If something’s going wrong with your car or engine, your onboard computer can tell you about it. If the computer senses something is wrong with one of your car’s systems, it will turn on a dashboard light, like “ABS Brakes” or something less specific, like “Check Engine.”

    Some people try to disregard their Check Engine light. And some have even gone as far as disabling it and that could be a costly move.

    The best thing to do when your check engine light appears is to have your vehicles computer hooked up to a Diagnostics computer scanner.


    Explanation:

    Scott's has the latest diagnostic equipment to identify what part of your engine or vehicle needs service. Often, it has something to do with increased emissions.

    Once we determine what the problem is we will carefully review with you what (if any) work needs to be done and exactly how much it will cost. With Scott's, there are never any unpleasant surprises. We do our best to keep you informed every step of the way.

     

     

     

     

     

    * Plus tax, Prices subjected to change without notice.