Grand Rapids Auto Repair

As summer winds down and the school year ramps up, it's not just backpacks and school supplies that need attention—your vehicle does too. Whether you're a high school student heading to your first job, a parent juggling multiple schedules, or a college student getting ready for another year away from home, reliable transportation is crucial. At All-Auto Services, we're here to help you get your vehicle in tip-top shape for the busy months ahead. Here's a comprehensive guide to back-to-school auto repair services for everyone in your family. For High Schoolers: The Essentials of Auto Maintenance 1. Basic Car Care Knowledge: High schoolers driving for the first time might be excited but can be a little overwhelmed by car maintenance. It’s a good idea to become familiar with the basics: Checking Oil Levels: Regular oil changes are crucial. We can show you how to check and change your oil if you're up for it. Tire Maintenance: Learn how to check tire press ... read more

Brakes are vital to your safety, and the safety of your passengers. At our Grand Rapids auto repair shop we offer comprehensive brake inspections, brake service, as well as brake repairs. Whether you Chevrolet Silverado needs new brake pads, or your Ford needs brake fluid change, our technicians, certified by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE), will provide professional brake inspection and service. After service or repairs, we will take your vehicle for a test drive to make sure the brakes work correctly under real world conditions. Automotive brakes, whether disc brakes or drum brakes, require regular service and inspections. In addition to brake pad replacement, brake fluid needs to be replaced regularly as well. An ... read more

All Auto Services is your one-stop auto maintenance and repair facility in Grand Rapids. Among the hundreds of services and repairs we provide, timing belt replacement has a special place. Even though most modern vehicles use timing chains, there are still millions of vehicles in use that utilize a timing belt. Timing belt replacement is usually recommended every 90,000 to 105,000 miles, depending on your make and model. Some manufacturers recommend timing belt replacement every 60,000 miles – check your Owner’s Manual or Handbook for the recommended interval for your make and model. Timing belt replacement is a big job that involves removing front portion of the engine. We recommend water pump replacement at the same time, since most of the labor cost is already factored into the timing chain replacement – so most of the additional cost is the cost of the water pump itself. Along with the timing belt we will replace tensioners, as well as camshaft and crankshaft se ... read more