Automotive Services of Savannah

Diagnose & repair a variety of vehicles. ASE certification is a definite plus, but not required, however if selected for this position, you will be required to obtain certification. We are a very busy shop and looking for a dependable person who takes pride in their work, and functions well as a team member. Your salary will depend on your experience, and we offer frequent salary reviews. Health insurance is available after a mandatory waiting period.

5 Reasons To Keep Your Car Well-Maintained Today's post lists 5 important reasons drivers should follow the recommended maintenance schedules. 1. Be Safe... A well-maintained car doesn't put you and your passengers at unnecessary risk. Think brakes, headlamps, tires. 2. Get Better Fuel Economy Regular maintenance is an investment in an optimum fuel economy. Inadequate tire pressure, a dirty fuel system, and a clogged air filter are just a few things that reduce fuel economy. 3. Preserve Resale Value How many used car buyers will pay full Blue Book for a car with a filthy engine, clogged filters, and bald tires? 4. Don't Void Your Warranty Your warranty claims may be denied if your service history doesn't fulfill the minimum requirements recommended by the vehicle manufacturer. 5. Save Money Regular maintenance reduces the chance of catastrophic failures and repairs. Here are some Automotive Services of Savannah tips to help you remember the main items: First: Fluids. Oil, transmission fluid, coolant, power steering fluid, brake fluid, differential fluid, etc. We can take care of all of these for you at Automotive Services of Savannah in Beautiful Garden City. Then think of Tires. Air, rotation, balancing, and alignment. And while you're thinking tires, think brakes and shock absorbers. Air and Fuel. Air filter replacement, fuel filters, and Automotive Services of Savannah fuel system cleaning. This doesn't cover everything, but Automotive Services of Savannah will help you with the rest. Give us a call Automotive Services of Savannah 4121 Augusta Road Garden City, GA 31408 912.964.4015 Service Hours: Mon-Fri. 8am - 6pm Sat. 8an-3pm At Automotive Services of Savannah, we install quality NAPA replacement

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Question: What can I do to improve my fuel economy? Automotive Services of Savannah Answer: There are actually a lot of things drivers can do some of them are pretty easy. One of the first things is to make sure their tires are properly inflated. On the inside of the driver's door or door jamb is a plate that indicates the correct tire pressure. Careful there might be a different pressure for the front and rear tires. Check them at least once a month.... Carrying extra weight in the vehicle hurts. Leave unnecessary stuff home. Do we even need to mention driving fast around town and jackrabbit starts? Gently accelerate and plan your stops so that you can ease into them a bit. This really makes a big difference. Now there are a number of maintenance items that improve fuel economy for drivers. Lubricants should be replaced on schedule dirty oil, transmission fluid, and differential fluid cause more friction and drag which hurt. A big one is having a fuel system cleaning done if needed. A dirty fuel system can really reduce engine efficiency and increase fuel consumption. And if your Check Engine light is on, take your vehicle into Automotive Services of Savannah in Garden City for a diagnosis. Some conditions that trigger the light can really hurt your fuel economy. Getting the necessary work done to correct the fault will help your engine run better and may bump up your fuel economy. And watch out for miracle cures. There are a lot of products being sold in GA that claim to increase fuel economy. Check them out before you buy them. Ask your friendly and knowledgeable pros at Automotive Services of Savannah for ideas to improve your vehicle's fuel economy. Give us a call. Automotive Services of Savannah 4121 Augusta Road Garden City, GA 31408 912.964.4015

There are some things customers should know about automotive service and repair. First and foremost, Automotive Services of Savannah cares about you and your family's safety. And they really appreciate your business. Automotive Services of Savannah wants to build a trusting relationship that becomes the foundation for a mutually beneficial experience for years to come. Building on that foundation, there are some things that would help you understand the automotive service and...Continue reading

The customer came in today with an AC problem. The complaint was it was cooling but there was not enough air coming out of the vents. It kind of scared me when I first pulled it out of the filter box under the dash.

Has your local auto repair shop sold out to the big tire chain and now you have a problem with your vehicle under warranty and they don't do that kind of work anymore. Well, we can help with that. Bring it by and let us check it out. We are located in Beautiful Garden City right at the end of I516 at Minus Ave. Stop in and speak with Ed, he will do his best to work out your problem. He is at your service. If you have any questions, please feel free to call us at 912-964-4015

Just because the filter spins on your car and seals. Doesn't mean that it is the right one for your car. Some of the quick oil change places will use the same f...ilter for multiple vehicles to keep their inventory and cost down. With the new cars with such tight tolerances between all the vital parts in an engine, it is CRITICAL that the correct oil and oil filter is being used. If not, it could void your manufacturer's warranty. That's why we only use the correct oil and filter for your vehicle. See more

Have you changed that forgotten cabin air filter lately? Ed's special deal is come in for an oil change and with the purchase of a cabin air filter and get the cabin air filter installed for FREE. Call 912-964-4015 to set up an appointment today.

We generally accept that many things in life require regular maintenance but just may have not applied it to our vehicles. For example, we water and mow the lawn every week. And weed the flower beds and rake the leaves. We go to our dentist twice a year, take our clothes to the dry cleaner. Flu shots. Taking the kids for a checkup before school starts. So people in GA really are maintenance minded. They just have to learn to apply that mindset to their vehicles. I mean, if yo...u never brush your teeth or go to the dentist, you'll become painfully aware of your neglect when you get a big cavity. Once the damage is done, we learn our lesson and start to take better care of things. Unfortunately, drivers too often learn the hard automotive lesson when they have to take their vehicle to their auto center on a tow truck. So many times, a little routine maintenance would have prevented a breakdown. Here's something that will help: The key to good vehicle maintenance starts with the oil change. Think about it when you go in for a full-service oil change, your tech will check all your fluids. If one of them is low, he can look for the reason. At Automotive Services of Savannah, if your serpentine belt is worn, we'll see it and let you know. Corroded battery cable we've got you covered. All of this takes a trained and experienced eye more than you find at a quick lube center. And we'll check to see if your vehicle manufacturer has recommended any services at your current mileage. So when you come in for an oil change at Automotive Services of Savannah, you get a visual inspection and a reminder for recommended services so you can avoid a total failure. And remember that your friendly and knowledgeable Automotive Services of Savannah service advisor can help you work out a maintenance and repair plan, prioritizing and scheduling the work to make sure you and your family are safe and avoid expensive breakdowns. Give us a call. Automotive Services of Savannah 4121 Augusta Road Garden City, GA zip code 31408 912-964-4015

Are You Going Nuts? (Lug Nut Replacement) Jul 25 2020 If your vehicle has a few years on it, you've no doubt had your tires rotated a few times. That means, of course, that a technician has loosened the lug nuts (which hold the wheels on) to remove the wheels and then put them back on. Many vehicles have lug bolts that go through the wheel into the wheel hub rather than bolts that are attached to the hub and poke out through the wheel. For our purposes, we’ll simply refer t...o both styles as lug nuts. Don't be surprised if your Service Advisor tells you it's time for several of those lug nuts to be replaced. Here's why. There are different styles of lug nuts. Many of them are constructed from two separate pieces. One is the main part that is steel, and the other is a chrome, aluminum, or stainless steel cap that fits on top and makes it look pretty. Time takes its toll on your lug nuts because they're exposed to the elements (salt, water, grime). The steel part oxidizes (otherwise known as "rusts"). That makes the steel expand, distorting the shape of the cosmetic cap, so it's no longer the right fit with your lug nut wrench. Corroded wheel nuts will also not torque correctly which can cause a wheel to come loose or even come off the vehicle. After a while, those lug nuts lose their edges and can no longer be tightened or loosened properly. In some cases, it's impossible to budge them at all. Now, that's something no one wants. If you have a flat tire and your vehicle is at the side of the road, you may not be able to get the wheel off to put on the spare. The last resort may be towing the vehicle. Each time a technician takes your wheels off, they will see what kind of shape the lug nuts are in and may recommend replacement before you get yourself into a predicament. Your NAPA AutoCare Center Service Advisor may suggest using a one-piece lug nut that is far less likely to develop this type of problem in the future. You know the old saying: an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. And in this case, replacing lug nuts before they become a problem can save you a lot of aggravation, time and money down the road. Automotive Services of Savannah 4121 Augusta Road Garden City, GA 31408 912.964.4015 http://serviceassistant.autonettv.com

Are You Going Nuts? (Lug Nut Replacement) Jul 18th, 2020 If your vehicle has a few years on it, you've no doubt had your tires rotated a few times. That means, of course, that a technician has loosened the lug nuts (which hold the wheels on) to remove the wheels and then put them back on. Many vehicles have lug bolts that go through the wheel into the wheel hub rather than bolts that are attached to the hub and poke out through the wheel. For our purposes, we’ll simply refe...r to both styles as lug nuts. Don't be surprised if your Service Advisor tells you it's time for several of those lug nuts to be replaced. Here's why. There are different styles of lug nuts. Many of them are constructed from two separate pieces. One is the main part that is steel, and the other is a chrome, aluminum, or stainless steel cap that fits on top and makes it look pretty. Time takes its toll on your lug nuts because they're exposed to the elements (salt, water, grime). The steel part oxidizes (otherwise known as "rusts"). That makes the steel expand, distorting the shape of the cosmetic cap, so it's no longer the right fit with your lug nut wrench. Corroded wheel nuts will also not torque correctly which can cause a wheel to come loose or even come off the vehicle. After a while, those lug nuts lose their edges and can no longer be tightened or loosened properly. In some cases, it's impossible to budge them at all. Now, that's something no one wants. If you have a flat tire and your vehicle is at the side of the road, you may not be able to get the wheel off to put on the spare. The last resort may be towing the vehicle. Each time a technician takes your wheels off, they will see what kind of shape the lug nuts are in and may recommend replacement before you get yourself into a predicament. Your NAPA AutoCare Center Service Advisor may suggest using a one-piece lug nut that is far less likely to develop this type of problem in the future. You know the old saying: an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. And in this case, replacing lug nuts before they become a problem can save you a lot of aggravation, time and money down the road. Automotive Services of Savannah 4121 Augusta Road Garden City, GA 31408 912.964.4015 http://serviceassistant.autonettv.com

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We would like to thank David Mihuta for taking advantage of Ed's new deals this week. He purchased a set of Cooper Evolution tires for his daughter's 2006 Jeep Commander. I have to say they look great on that vehicle. Thanks Again, David.