Keeping your vehicle running smoothly requires regular maintenance from auto repair professionals. At RAD Auto Repair, we have been serving customers for more than 25 years. Our certified technicians are dedicated to helping you keep your car operating safely at all times. Whether you have noticed something unusual or you are just taking preventative measures before a road trip, we are happy to inspect your vehicle for any existing issues. Do not hesitate to visit our Mesa auto repair shop!
• Oil and lube changes
• Fluid checks
• Vehicle tune-ups
• Tire rotations
• Exhaust services
Regular maintenance helps to prevent the costly and complex repairs in the future. Our team at RAD Auto Repair is able to work on virtually any type of vehicle, including domestic vehicles, foreign vehicles, and diesel trucks. Contact us today at (480) 633-5505 to receive a free estimate or to request an appointment
Read the manual I know… The dreaded manual! It is really not that bad. You don’t have to read it from start to finish but one of the best things any car owner can do is to get out that manual! Your vehicle is an extremely complex machine and familiarizing yourself with its parts and […]
What does Motor oil do? To put it simply your engine is composed of lots of moving parts that create friction and heat. Motor oil is used as a lubricant to reduce the friction and heat. Running your vehicle with low or no oil will cause excessive heat to build up which breaks down metal […]
Can a coolant flush help my vehicle from overheating? Antifreeze, like the name is designed to keep your engine from freezing but it also keeps the temperature from becoming to hot and prevents the engine from overheating. It lubricates and moves through the engine keeping it cool as the engine functions. But what tends to […]
What is a timing belt? A timing belt is basically reinforced rubber bands that are used to synchronize the turns of the crankshafts and camshafts in the engine. There are teeth located inside of some timing belts and these will match up to the gears of an individual engine. What are they for? In older […]
