Your Auto Service of Choice Nairobi

Bring in your vehicle in have one of our qualified technicians check your air conditioning system.
Make certain the proper 50-50% mixture of water and coolant is present when checking your car's coolant level.
Check the oil level and its condition.
Bring your vehicle in if it is stalling or difficult to start.
Let us look at your brakes, especially if they are slipping, squealing, or grinding.
Check to see that you have enough windshield wiper fluid, and keep an extra bottle in the trunk.
Check to see that your headlights are clear from dirt and tint.
Check your vehicle's tires for uneven tread wear and that they are properly    inflated--the current per square inch (P.S.I.) should be written on the side of the tire.
Scrape away corrosion from your battery posts and cable connections; this will maintain the strength of your battery.

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