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January 22, 2010

36-Point ProtectCheck

Filed under: 36-Point Protect Check,Auto Diagnosis,Auto Maintenance,Special Offers,St Louis AAMCO Services,Total Car Care @ 1:40 pm

The AAMCO 36-Point ProtectCheck is a free service provided with any AAMCO repair and includes a thorough review of all major systems in your car, including your automobile’s recommended factory maintenance services. The AAMCO ProtectCheck tests the following:

Vehicle Performance ProtectCheck:

Under Hood ProtectCheck:

Under Car ProtectCheck:
  • Transmission/clutch
  • Engine performance
  • Brakes
  • Steering
  • Shock absorbers
  • Heater/Air Conditioning
  • Instruments/Controls
  • Headlights/fog lights
  • Brake/back-up lights
  • Interior/warning lights
  • Turn signals/flashers
  • Fluid level/condition
  • Drive belt
  • Battery
  • Starter
  • Charging system/alternator
  • Idle speed
  • Engine
  • Intake system
  • Fuel delivery system
  • Ignition system
  • Computer systems
  • Cooling system
  • Steering/front suspension
  • Brakes
  • Rear suspension
  • Engine mounts
  • Transmission mounts
  • Engine seals
  • Transmission seals
  • Clutch/transmission linkage
  • Driveshaft
  • U-joints
  • Drive axles
  • CV joints
  • Exhaust system
  • Rear axle

Brake Maintenance

Filed under: Auto Maintenance,Brake Services,St Louis AAMCO Services,Total Car Care @ 1:36 pm

Brakes are one of the most important features on a car. As the winter weather begins to clear, consider adding brake maintenance to your “spring cleaning” list. Watch the video for brake repair tips.

January 14, 2010

Communicating with Your Auto Technician

Filed under: AAMCO Locations,Arnold, MO,Auto Diagnosis,Auto Maintenance,Auto Repair,Ballwin, MO,Fairview Heights, IL,Maryland Heights / Westort, MO,Oakville, MO,St Louis AAMCO Services,St. Charles / St. Peters, MO,Total Car Care,Uncategorized - News,Washington, MO,Wentzville, MO @ 11:29 am

It’s easy to be intimidated about topics, such as your car, where you don’t have a lot of expertise. This AAMCO YouTube commercial provides tips for talking to your auto technician.

Primary, your experience is what counts most. Don’t feel intimidated to say the car is making a “thunk, thunk” sound or to mention that there is a sweet or burning smell associated with a problem. Just like a visit to the doctor, AAMCO technicians are trained to translate the symptoms you provide about your car, truck or SUV and solve the problem.

We hope these tips provide you with more confidence the next time your vehicle is in need of maintenance or a repair.