Thanks to my team at Bradys High Performance our Dyno Day had a great turn out we ran 38 vehicles on our dyno made a lot of new friends. Thanks to all who attended looking forward to spring Dyno Day!!!!!!!!! Also my team cooked 300 burgers and 50 hotdogs all gone by 2 pm happy customers thank you all!!!!!
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While mandatory annual vehicle inspections can be a hassle, they do serve an important purpose. Such requirements ultimately ensure that the roads are made safer and cleaner because the vehicles driving on them are on par with official standards.
If you smell fumes in your vehicle, it is very important to have the exhaust system inspected as soon as possible. Chances are there's a leak somewhere that's allowing exhaust gases to escape the pipes and enter the vehicle's cabin.
Before winter hits, make sure you remove any built-up corrosion from your battery's posts and cables.
Make a pit stop at our place -- we’ll have you back on the road in no time!
When you see that engine light come on, you auto give us a call.
If you happen to be from the state of Delaware, you're going to need to have your vehicle pass an official safety inspection every year. However, if your car or truck is new, the vehicle is exempt from this policy for five years for as long as it stays with its original owner.
While your vehicle's seatbelt is very effective, its supplemental restraint system or SRS (aka airbags) helps increase survivability even further. As such, any warning light that signals an SRS fault should be checked out by a qualified mechanic to ensure that the system remains functional.
Our schedules can get busy, but there’s always time to prioritize car maintenance.
Steady hands and careful eyes get the job done right.
As the temperature drops, make sure your car is prepared to take on the winter roads. Check your coolant levels, tires, and defroster.
You may be thankful that your car gets you from point A to point B so effortlessly, but it's thankful when you keep it up to date on oil changes!
You take pride in owning it. We take pride in repairing it.
One of the things that a vehicle inspector will scrutinize is the suspension system of your vehicle. As such, you can expect him or her to not only check the shock absorbers but to also look for worn components such as tie rod ends and suspension bushings.
Your car's health matters, and there's nobody in town better equipped to handle it than us.
Tires are consumable components, so it's important to give them a once over before you subject your vehicle to a government-mandated inspection. Taking your chances with bad tires isn't something you should do because they will cause the vehicle to fail the check.
Giving yourself plenty of distance from the car in front of you will allow you to coast to a nice, easy stop. In the long run, you'll save your brakes!
Before you take your car in for an inspection, one thing you should do is to ensure that your electrical system is in good working order. Your external lighting, in particular, should be fully-functional as broken or malfunctioning head or tail lights may cause the vehicle to fail the check.
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If you want to make sure that your tires will pass a safety inspection, you’ll need to check them first for dry rot. Finding none, you can then take a quarter and insert it into the treads so that George Washington’s head goes in first. If the treads go past the top of his head, then you’re good to go.
Repair is our business, and ensuring you're satisfied with our work is our goal.
The best thing about choosing local is knowing you're getting service from a neighbor who cares.
If your car or truck tends to rattle a lot, you may want to have the undercarriage looked at before you submit to mandatory inspection. Chances are, some suspension and steering components are worn, so you’ll need them to be replaced if you expect to pass the check.
