Tired of driving in the heat? We can fix that.
With summer on the way and temperatures starting to climb, the air conditioning system in your car is one of the most important to get working right.
If your vehicle's A/C is not working right, or if you want to get it tested before it gets really hot, we can test and fix any issues that arise.
Get your A/C checked before it gets worse
Your vehicle’s air conditioning system removes hot, dirty air from inside the car and replaces it with cool, dry, clean air. You might notice it is blowing only hot air, even though when you last had it on in the fall, it was working fine.
All sorts of things can fail in an air conditioning system, from the blower motor to the condenser, a worn compressor, or simply a refrigerant leak.
A/C diagnosis and repair requires a trained technician. At Tune Tech, our trained technicians will check every component of your air conditioning system — from major parts like the compressor to less obvious components like refrigerant and hoses.
Symptoms
- No air from the vents
- Only hot air from the vents
- Air is not as cold as it should be
- The light on the A/C button flashes or flashes and goes out when turned on
What our customers are saying
Last Thursday I had an alternator replaced at Tune Tech on Fairview for $716.85.
Over the weekend I had a chance to review the bill. ($385 Parts, plus $240 Labor @ $160 per hour, for total $625) And tax = $23.10.
However, in addition, I had been charged $50 Shop Supplies and $18.75 Processing Fee, for a total of $68.75 or 11% of the repair total!
On Monday, I stopped by Tune Tech for an explanation of this 11% repair surcharge and spoke with the “owner”, John. I asked him to what Shop Supplies were needed and provided for this repair. None. (e.g. "Shop Rags. Wires, Grease")
If no shop supplies were specifically used for this repair, why was I charged $50. John stated this is “the cost of doing business” and went on a long rant. Evidently they do not do not track specific shop supply cost to specific repairs but allocate these costs to customers, whether any supplies were used or not, based on some allocation method which he could not explain.
I asked about $18.75 Processing Fee. Once again the “cost of doing business” rant. John stated that “all businesses up and down the street” are doing this as his justification. He could not explain how or from where the $18.75 amount was derived.
I asked if he felt charging a customer $50 for shop supplies when, in fact, no shop supplies were used? His answer was “Yes”. He also feels the unsubstantiated $18.75 Processing Fee is proper and rightly justified.
Obviously, the cost of doing business with Tune Tech is an additional 11%, or $68.75 in this case.
I do not like being charged for costs I did not incur or for fees that are unsubstantiated.