ANY SERVICES OVER $150
$35 OFF
*excluding Oil Change, Tire Service, and Battery Replacement; excluding Speed Calibration, State Inspections, and Safety Emissions services; excluding customer-supplied parts
Valid until 09/30/22
Chantilly VA summers are known for being hot and humid. Whether you’ve got a long drive to work in the morning or can’t stand the heat, your vehicle needs a working air conditioner. There’s no need to sweat through your shirt before you’ve even started your day.
While Chantilly summers are hot, our winters can be downright freezing. Not only is your heat important for keeping you comfortable in your vehicle, but it’s a necessity if you need to defrost and melt snow off of your windshield.
Make your vehicle’s temperature comfortable with a heating and air conditioning system auto service.
*excluding Oil Change, Tire Service, and Battery Replacement; excluding Speed Calibration, State Inspections, and Safety Emissions services; excluding customer-supplied parts
Valid until 09/30/22
We’re experts in fixing heaters and air conditioning systems with years of experience. Each and every one of our car and truck repair experts are ASE certified, which means they know the latest techniques to fix your car’s air conditioning, change your oil, and repair your car or truck. Whether it’s a problem with your refrigerant or a component of your AC system is broken, you can call us.
Contact your local VA auto repair shop for heating and aircondition repair in Chantilly, VA.
Important Notice
In order to better serve our customers and efficiently streamline our supply chain, we will temporarily be closed to customers on Saturdays at both locations. This will be temporary while we work diligently with our trusted vendors and partners to navigate the current nationwide supply chain challenges together. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we adapt to ensure we deliver the best customer service possible.
Repair Tire
The Tire Industry Association (TIA) defines the acceptable puncture repair area as the “crown” of the tire, approximately 1–1.5 inches in from each tire shoulder.
Patch-plugging a tire from the inside-out is the only safe way to repair a tire. String plugs are a temporary and unsafe repair, and they are not recommended by the TIA.
Replace Tire
A puncture outside the crown, either in the shoulder or the sidewall, can damage the belts and cables in the tire and compromise the tire’s structural integrity.
If a tire is punctured outside the crown area, then the tire must be replaced.