Pearmain's Performance & Automotive

(on morning glory lane)
Auto Parts and Accessories in Grand Junction, CO
Auto Parts and Accessories
Auto Repair

Hours

Monday
8:00AM - 6:00PM
Tuesday
8:00AM - 6:00PM
Wednesday
8:00AM - 6:00PM
Thursday
8:00AM - 6:00PM
Friday
8:00AM - 6:00PM
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed

Location

483 Morning Glory Lane
Grand Junction, CO
81504

About

My name is Kelly Pearmain, the owner of Pearmains Performance & Auto. I moved to Grand Junction in July of 1995, and worked at Polar Bear Auto for over nine years. I became the shop manager after 5 years. In October of 2004, Pearmains Performance came to life. Because of our strong work ethics and my drive to make a customer happy, we are still here and should be for a very long time. We tackle just about any problem and get it fixed the right way using the best parts available ! We have even made a few custom parts !

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rotten egg or sulfur odor coming from the engine exhaust could have several causes. It may be the oxygen sensor, catalytic converter, PCV valve, ignition timing, or some other issue.
Have you ever noticed that many of Volkswagen’s cars are named after various types of wind? For example, The Passat, is German for “trade wind,” Polo is German for “polar winds,” and the Jetta means “jet stream.”
Did you know that a vehicle’s air-conditioner is operating even in winter? When you turn on your car’s defroster, the condenser comes on to dry the air before sending it to the windshield. Have the refrigerant checked at the beginning of summer and winter.
If your mechanic needs to use an electric welder on your vehicle, he will need to unhook the battery first. If he fails to do this, there's a very good chance that the expensive engine control unit (ECU) will be irreparably damaged by the surge of electricity that will course through the car or truck.
How many car parts do you suppose there are on a single vehicle? Would you believe there are 30,000? Would you believe 80% of those are recyclable?
Neglecting the oil in your car leads to big problems and expensive repair. After a certain point, oil begins to break down from heat and contaminants and, if not changed, will turn into varnish.
Here are a few words we take to heart when working with our customers: “The quality is remembered long after the price is forgotten.” - Sir Henry Royce
Is your automatic transmission slipping? It could mean that the transmission fluid is low or needs replacing or its bands need tightening. We can check for you and make any repairs.
Do not take any chances with your brakes. If you hear them squealing when you depress the pedal, or they don't feel right, bring your car in to have the brake pads checked and replaced.
Do you know that the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) now requires diesel engines to meet the same pollution criteria as gasoline engines? Thus, a device called a diesel particulate filter is added to the vehicles which removes visible smoke.
If it sounds like your car's turn signals are blinking too rapidly, it most likely the fuse is about to give out. Fortunately, this is a quick, easy and inexpensive repair.
If you drive on rough roads, and your car's shocks are worn, it will increase the braking distance you need to stop as well as increase the likelihood of skidding on wet surfaces.
What is oil viscosity? Oil viscosity refers to how easily oil pours at a specified temperature. Thin oils have lower viscosity (lower number) and pour more easily at low temperatures than thicker oils that have a greater viscosity (higher number).
Batteries in electric cars are sealed, so DIY repairs and maintenance are not recommended. To prevent damage and voiding the warranty, trust the skills of our trained technicians for all repairs.
If you're planning to add electrical components to your vehicle (e.g. a louder horn or extra lights), it would be prudent to have a professional shop do the work. After all, the electrical system of the car, as well as sensitive on-board electronics, can become irreparably damaged should you make a mistake.
When reading the label on an oil container, do you know what the "W" means? Nope, not weight. It stands for winter, and refers to its viscosity in cold temperatures.
To get the longest life from your tires, have the wheel alignment checked periodically, and rotate the tires according to the manufacturer’s recommendation. This improves steering control and balances tire wear.
To improve steering and to balance the wear on your car tires, have the wheel alignment checked periodically and rotate the tires according to the manufacturer’s recommendation.
Excessive wear on the outer edges of the tread is a telltale sign of underinflated tires. It may also be an indicator that something is wrong with the wheel alignment.
While 70s muscle cars are simpler than performance vehicles available today, they can be quite hard to fix. This is due to the fact that all their systems are mechanical and there are no onboard computers that register the faults that occur.
If you clock a lot of miles over the course of a year, it would be prudent to have your vehicle inspected more often. This is particularly true if you drive long stretches over rough roads as your vehicle will experience a lot more wear and tear.
When was the last time you had the cabin filter in your car or truck changed? It does more than keep the air you breathe clean. If it's clogged, it can cause the heater fan to work too hard, which leads to premature failure.

Information

Company name
Pearmain's Performance & Automotive
Category
Auto Parts and Accessories
Est
2004

FAQs

  • What is the phone number for Pearmain's Performance & Automotive in Grand Junction CO?
    You can reach them at: 970-241-0240. It’s best to call Pearmain's Performance & Automotive during business hours.
  • What is the address for Pearmain's Performance & Automotive on morning glory lane in Grand Junction?
    Pearmain's Performance & Automotive is located at this address: 483 Morning Glory Lane Grand Junction, CO 81504.
  • What are Pearmain's Performance & Automotive(Grand Junction, CO) store hours?
    Pearmain's Performance & Automotive store hours are as follows: Mon-Fri: 8:00AM - 6:00PM, Sat-Sun: Closed.