Complete Auto Repair & Vehicle Maintenance Services in Marlton, NJ

Brakes work by applying friction to moving parts. They must apply thousands of cumulative pounds of force to stop a car during every single trip around town. It is no wonder, then, that they wear out over time and require service. How long your brakes last is based on various factors, such as driving conditions, how you brake, and other factors. Regardless, it is important to inspect and service your brakes regularly. We are familiar with the driving conditions here in Marlton and know that your brakes need care. We have family, too, and understand the importance of keeping your family safe. For this reason, we provide a free brake inspection with every service to make sure any problem is taken care of before it becomes a major concern.

Your vehicle’s check engine light or service engine soon light may come on for a variety of reasons. Many times, it is related to an emission system control malfunction. Your vehicle’s engine is constantly monitored by a computer to make sure the vehicle is running as designed. When it detects a problem, it automatically illuminates the check engine light as a warning that something is not quite right, and that your car needs to be serviced. By bringing your vehicle in as soon as possible to be diagnosed, you can help avoid costly repairs. Our factory trained and certified technicians have all the equipment, skills, and knowledge to diagnose engine problems quickly and get your vehicle back on the road in no time. Click here to learn more.

Your vehicle’s cooling system is extremely important. It’s what regulates the temperature in your engine and protects it from overheating, damage, and breakdowns. The cooling system also keeps your engine from freezing during the winter months. One of the most common causes of car problems and breakdowns is cooling system failure. A failure in the cooling system can cause severe engine damage. Problems can stem from low coolant levels, old coolant, or leaks. Fortunately, it’s easy to prevent problems by having your cooling system checked and serviced regularly, and having your coolant flushed and refilled as often as your vehicle’s manufacturer recommends. Intervals typically range from two to three years, depending on the type of coolant and vehicle. Remember, every time you bring your vehicle into Quality Auto Repair, we will inspect the condition and level of your coolant, as part of our customary 49-point inspection.

As vehicles become increasingly sophisticated, Quality Auto Repair strives to excel at electrical diagnostics to meet our customers’ needs. Our technicians are qualified to diagnose and repair your vehicle’s electrical system and computers, including circuits, fuses, wires, sensors, relays, and connectors, as well as your starting and charging systems. Call us if you’re experiencing dim headlights, malfunctioning signal lights, power window issues, or any other electrical or computer-related problems. 

Properly functioning emission control systems not only ensure a cleaner environment, but peak vehicle performance as well. At Quality Auto Repair, we have experience handling all manner of emissions system component issues, such as repairing the air injection pump, catalytic converter, evaporative emission control, oxygen sensor, and positive crankcase ventilation valve (PCV). Our shop is a certified New Jersey State Inspection Facility, and a certified emission repair facility, so you can trust us to handle repairs right.

Your suspension is what keeps your car stable while you are steering. If your ride is noticeably bumpier or rougher than it used to be, if your vehicle pulls to one side during turns, or if the front or back of the car lurches forward when stopping, these are all signs your suspension and steering system isn’t working properly, and needs service or repairs. It is best to get any chassis, suspension, or steering issues dealt with quickly as a failure of any of the components can be a major safety risk. Let our technicians have a look, and smooth things out.

If your vehicle has an automatic transmission, it requires transmission fluid to operate properly. That fluid, also known as ATF, prevents the transmission from running too hot, especially when you’re towing a trailer, climbing steep hills, and operating the vehicle under other severe driving conditions. (If you put your car or truck through more stress than is normal, we recommend having your vehicle inspected and serviced to prevent the transmission from overheating.) Like any other automotive fluid, transmission fluid will break down and become less effective as it ages. However, unlike engine oil, transmission fluid must be flushed from your vehicle using a specially designed machine. Let us check your fluid every 30,000 miles.

An engine tune-up includes the inspection of a variety of vehicle components, including the spark plugs and wires, oil and oil filters, and fuel filters. Regular tune-ups will ensure your engine is running efficiently and reliably, and help prevent breakdowns and extend the life of your vehicle. A well-tuned engine will keep a car or truck operating at maximum performance levels, which is why routine maintenance is so important. At Quality Auto Repair, we don’t use tune-ups to sell other services, but to keep your vehicle running strong longer.