Throttle and Hum
Before you call
- 1Write down the model number and serial number before you call
- 2Note the symptoms clearly — when it started and what changed
- 3Mention the last time it was serviced or had an oil change
- 4Request a written estimate before authorizing any work
- 5Ask about current wait times — peak season books quickly
Hours
Call to confirm current hours.
Brands serviced
Location
100 W. Main Street
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