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Part of the Coloradoland Tire Group
Price Match Guarantee on any Quoted Price for the Same Products we Offer
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We are an independent tire dealer located conveniently across Denver Colorado. When your car or truck is in need of tires
or auto repair and service, think Coloradoland Tire & Service.
With 8 locations across Denver
and 1 in Castle Rock, we can be there for your automotive needs. |
Preventative Maintenance
Inspection Plus Free Auto Repair Estimates
Just as clear communication between you and your doctor can equal better care for your body, communicating carefully with your mechanic means the best care for your car!
When you think about it, you know your car better than anyone else. You drive it every day and know how it feels and sounds when everything is right. So don't ignore its warning signals. If something doesn’t feel quite right, get your car checked out.
The following tips should help you along the way: |
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"Preventative Medicine"
Follow the recommended service schedules.
Keep a log of all repairs and service.
Check your car for:
| Leaks |
Unusual sounds or vibrations |
Changes in acceleration |
Changes in fluid levels |
| Odors |
Smoke |
Changes in engine performance |
Worn tires, belts, hoses |
| Drips |
Warning lights |
Changes in gas mileage |
Difficulty in handling, braking, steering |
When there is a problem...
• Write the information/symptoms down to give to your mechanic.
• When did the problem first start?
• Exactly when does the problem occur?
• Is it constant or does it occur now and again?
• Does the problem happen when the vehicle is cold or after the engine has warmed up?
• Is the problem noticeable when you accelerate? When you brake?
• At all speeds? When shifting?
Remember to let the technician diagnose and recommend a remedy, even if you think you already know what the problem is. Plus, it’s important not to demand an on-the-spot diagnosis.
The technician needs to thoroughly examine the vehicle before knowing what’s really going on.
Stay involved. And don’t be shy about asking as many questions as you need to understand the problem. Mechanical terminology can be confusing to the layperson.
Ask for simple definitions of technical terms you’re not familiar with.
It’s hard to be patient, as most of us feel completely incapacitated without our vehicles. Make sure you ask to be called and informed of the problem, recommended action, and costs BEFORE work begins.
Before you leave, ask about labor rates, guarantees, and what methods of payment are acceptable.
Leave a telephone number where you can be called.
The information you share with your auto technician will enable him to more easily locate the problem, diagnose it, and repair any damage. Then you and your car will be on the road again!
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