Preventative maintenance is just performing the regular maintenance for your vehicle to help keep your automobile running efficiently and eliminate potential problems that may leave you stranded. Manufacturers know that a properly maintained car will be more dependable, safer, and last longer. 

According to Wrench, $60 billion worth of car maintenance goes unperformed each year. To avoid needing costly auto repairs, stop by the shop today and let us get started on the maintenance your car needs.

Your vehicle may start running rough or your gas mileage may decrease. If your check engine light comes on, that could also be an indicator that your vehicle needs a tune-up. Check the owner’s manual that came with your vehicle as it may suggest a tune-up at a certain mileage. Should you need a tune-up or auto repairs done on your vehicle, give us a call today.

The check engine light is one of the most vital components of a properly functioning vehicle. It alerts the driver of a potential problem with the vehicle’s onboard diagnostic system.

When the check engine light comes on, it means that a system in your vehicle is not operating efficiently, even though your vehicle seems to be running fine. If your check engine light comes on and it’s flashing, that indicates a more severe problem that should be checked out immediately.

When you experience a flashing light, minimize driving at high speeds, especially if you’re towing. Ignoring your check engine light could severely damage engine components and cost you more money in the end. 

To avoid costly auto repairs later down the line, bring your car into the shop as soon as your check engine light comes on. Give us a call today!

Brakes can squeak for a variety of reasons, but continuous squeals and grinding sounds may mean it’s time for new brake pads and shoes. When we perform a brake job, we replace any worn parts in order to restore the vehicle’s braking performance to new conditions. Call us today for quality auto repairs should you notice your brake system faltering. 

The most common cause for vibrating brake pedals is excessive warping of the brake rotor. This is caused by improper tightening of the wheels, wheel hubs that weren't properly cleaned when the rotors were installed after a brake job or tire rotation, or it could be a bad hub. 

Sometimes this does not show up right away and can take a few hundred miles of driving or getting the brakes hot enough for the vibration to show up. Should you notice your brakes are vibrating, give us a call today for reliable auto repairs.

If your car overheats for too long, you can damage your engine. As soon as possible, find a safe place to pull off the road and shut the engine off! Do not attempt to check the fluid level in the radiator as the hot fluid can cause severe burns. Have your car towed to Diego's Mechanics for reliable auto repairs.

Yes, we offer a 2-year warranty on parts and labor. When you need quality auto repairs, give us a call today.