651.484.9600 REQUEST APPOINTMENT HOME SERVICES ABOUT US REVIEWS SPECIALS CONTACT Brake Repair Service Without exception the most important safety issue on your vehicle is your brakes! With even the slightest indication of a brake problem, having your brakes inspected by a professional automotive technician is the right thing to do. Early diagnosis of a minor brake issue “before” the problem gets more serious can save you hundreds of dollars. If you are experiencing any of these issues, please have your brakes inspected: Your vehicle pulls to one side or the other when stopping. Your brake pedal seems soft and you have to push it down further to stop. A shake or vibration when stopping. A squealing or grinding noise when brakes are applied. These problems can be the result of worn brake pads, leaking brake fluid, air in your brake lines, misshaped rotors, a failing brake master cylinder, or other issues within your vehicles braking system. BRAKES ARE ONE OF THE MOST COMMON REPAIRS OUR FACILITY FACES EVERYDAY! OUR TECHNICIANS ARE BRAKE EXPERTS, AND WE ONLY INSTALL THE FINEST BRAKE REPLACEMENT PARTS AVAILABLE TODAY! 3 Year / 36,000 Mile Warranty On All Repairs See Our Specials © Automotive Ventures Group

651.484.9600 REQUEST APPOINTMENT HOME SERVICES ABOUT US REVIEWS SPECIALS CONTACT Exhaust Systems The exhaust system on today’s vehicles serve two primary purposes: First, they neutralize the dangerous chemicals that are produced by the hundreds of explosions that occur inside the engine cylinders of your vehicle. Carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons and other gasses are the “by products” of a gasoline engine. Second, the exhaust system is designed to reduce the noise that your engine creates. The major components of every exhaust system are the exhaust manifold, catalytic converter, oxygen sensor, muffler and exhaust pipe. In short, the manifold captures the chemicals and gasses coming off the engine, the catalytic converter “scrubs” the chemicals and gasses to neutralize them & reduce emissions, then the muffler and exhaust pipe quiet things down. Obviously, it is slightly more complicated than our simple description, but hopefully you get the picture. Like everything else in your vehicle, components of the exhaust system can fail after time. If you hear loud noises coming out of your exhaust system, experience a loss of power or acceleration, notice decreased fuel efficiency, or there is a strong smell of exhaust emission, it is time to have a technician diagnose your problem. The most common issues we see are exhaust leaks created by rust, faulty oxygen sensor, clogged muffler or catalytic converter issues. OUR TECHNICIANS ARE ASE TRAINED & CERTIFIED TO DIAGNOSE AND REPAIR EXHAUST SYSTEM PROBLEMS. © Automotive Ventures Group