Edmonton Auto Repair

Use the Correct Fluids in Your Vehicle   Big advances in automotive technology have led to the development of high-tech fluids to keep pace. A simple example of this is the cooling system. For decades it was primarily made out of iron, steel and rubber hoses. There was one kind of coolant that protected these components from corrosion.   Now cooling system components are made with various metal alloys and plastics. These materials require different additives to protect them from corrosion. Since the materials used vary from car maker to car maker, we now have a number of different kinds of coolant.   And it’s important for Edmonton drivers to use the right coolant. If you pour in the wrong kind, it won’t protect the cooling system and may even void the warranty. Of course, your Edmonton Chassis Auto Repair & Inspection service advisor will know the proper coolant to use. If you’re concerned you may have use the wrong fluid ... read more

Understanding Salvage Inspections: Ensuring Safety and Quality Today, we're delving into an essential aspect of vehicle safety and quality: salvage inspections. Whether you're considering purchasing a salvage vehicle or have one in need of inspection, understanding what salvage inspections entail is crucial. Let's explore what salvage inspections are and what inspectors look for. What Are Salvage Inspections? Salvage inspections are comprehensive examinations conducted on vehicles that have been deemed salvage due to damage, theft recovery, or other circumstances. These inspections are essential to ensure the roadworthiness, safety, and integrity of the vehicle before it can be legally operated on Alberta's roads. Key Aspects Inspected:Structural Integrity: Inspectors thoroughly examine the vehicle's structure to ensure it meets safety standards. This includes assessing frame damage, alignmen ... read more