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Our Services

Our primary services include:

• A/C Maintenance & Repair Headlight Restoration
• Starters, Alternators, Axles
• CV Boots, Batteries, Belts
• Hoses, Brakes, Cooling Systems, Clutches
• NC Inspections, Oil Changes, & Lubrication
• Power Windows & Doors
• Preventive Maintenance
• Radiator Work
• Shocks & Struts
• Timing Belts
• Tire Repair, Tire Replacement, Tire Rotation & Balance
• Thermostats Tune-up
• Water pumps And more...

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We Care About our Customers

We pledge to treat you as part of our family and will care of your car as if it were our own. Integrity and honesty have been the backbone to our success over all these years, and we will never let that change. We keep our overhead cost low, thus we can provide our services and sales at a fair and reasonable price. Due to our excellent customer service; we have several customers that travel good distances to have only us perform repairs and maintenance on their vehicles. We also have multiple families that we service 3 generations and a couple that will be 4 generations soon. Our mechanics are not on commission, so any additional repair recommendations are only made with the safety of our families in mind.

What are the NC Inspection requirements?

The State of North Carolina requires that safety inspections must be completed annually, which ensures that cars driven on state roads meet minimum safety standards. These inspections help reduce accidents and related injuries by making sure all systems are running as intended. To ensure these goals are met, the North Carolina vehicle safety inspection covers all major mechanical and accident avoidance systems, which include: Brakes, including the parking brake All lights (headlights, tail, brake, plate lights, and turn signals) All lights must be mounted properly and have no cracks in the lenses. Headlights must be properly aimed The horn must work and be firmly mounted with no frayed wires All springs and steering mechanisms must work Windshield wipers must function, and blades must be in good condition Aftermarket window tints must have light transmittance of 32% or greater All rear-view mirrors must be mounted properly and adjustable All tires must be in good condition, with at least 2/32 inch tread depth Vehicles that meet the following criteria are not subject to an OBD emissions test: No more than 3 years old with fewer than 70,000 miles Model 1995 vehicle or older Diesel-operated vehicle Vehicle licensed under the farmer rate.

Do Antique Vehicles need to pass a North Carolina Vehicle Safety Inspection?

Antique Vehicles (those that are at least 35 years old, measured from date of manufacture) are not required by law to undergo North Carolina Vehicle Safety Inspections.

Do motorcycles need inspection in NC?

Yes. Motorcycles in North Carolina must undergo Vehicle Safety Inspection, but motorcycles are exempt from emissions testing. By following this link you can find additional information pertaining to North Carolina’s Motorcycle statutes. Failure to comply with annual Safety and Emissions Inspections can lead to severe fines. Vehicles must complete Safety Inspections for registration to be renewed. If Inspections are not completed 90 days before your registration expires, your registration renewal will be blocked.

What happens if my vehicle fails a North Carolina Vehicle Safety Inspection?

In North Carolina, if your vehicle fails an Emissions Inspection, the vehicle can be presented for re-inspection within 60 days of the original failed inspection. If the vehicle is presented for a second inspection within the time limit, and the inspection the vehicle failed was a safety inspection, then only the failing components will be re-evaluated the second time. If the vehicle originally failed an Emissions Inspection, the re-inspection is limited to the portion of the inspection the vehicle failed and any other part of the vehicle that may have been affected during repairs to correct the original failure.