Ase Certified News Today

Every new car and truck on the road will eventually need a service or repair. Lauren Fix, from Car Coach Reports, offers advice for those seeking a reliable mechanic.

Not brand-new, but it shouldnt be. what am i looking for? >> first thing you want to look for is flood-damaged cars. if you see rust in odd places, that doesnt make sense on any car, that tells you right away out of the box this car has been some sort of water damage. you want to walk away from those. those are not good choices. safety systems dont work in accidents. whatever you see leaking or smelling, kind of sounds weird, doesnt look right, thats where you need an ase certified technician to...

People can go to get help or information? how do you know when you pull up to the repair shop that they really know what they are doing? or what a repair specifically should cost? >> sure. if you dont know anybody in your neighborhood that can give you sound advice or a good recommendation, you need to just search for repair shops in your area, hits the yellow pages. you want to call them first, before you show up. ask if their technicians are ase certified, which standed for automotive service ...