Mobile Mechanic Fort Worth

This could have many different answers, depending on the make and model of your car, the type oil that is used, and how many miles the car or truck currently has. When you contact us we will be able to pinpoint this for you once we have the needed information.

Your car or trucks tire size and ply rating will dictate the pressure needed to get maximum life of your tires and maximum safety. We are happy to recomend the appropriate pressure once we know the size and ply rating.

• If you hear a squeaking or squealling noise your brakes are rubbing the worn brake indicator that is built into the pads. 
• If a grinding noise is heard, you should not drive the car anymore until they have been serviced. The noise is from metal grinding metal which means your pads are completely worn out.
•  If your car or truck pulls to one side while braking
• If none of the above indications are present, your car's brake could be safe to drive, but without a regular inspection of them by a trained mechanic, you can't be for sure. A brake inspection is inexpensive and quick and is the best way to ensure that your brakes are in good working condition.

Tires should generally be rotated every 5,000 to 7,500 miles as a rule of thumb. However, the specific interval can vary depending on several factors. 

As quickly as safely possible, pull over and turn the engine off. Do not attempt to check the radiator fluid level while the engine is hot. This could cause severe burns because the fluid will likely be boiling and as soon as the cap is released the antifreeze will shoot out with force. 

At this point your best option is to call Fort Worth Mobile Mechanic for onsite trouble shooting. Once the cause is determined a solution will be discussed.

Stop the vehicle in a safe spot. Driving a car or truck on a flat tire will quickly ruin the tire. 

You should have a spare tire in your car. If you don't feel comfortable change the tire for the spare or if you do not have a spare tire, give Fort Worth Mobile Mechanic a call. 

• Dim or Flickering Lights.
• Batter Warning Light comes on.
• Electrical Issues.
• Strange Noise From Under The Hood.
• Engine Stalling.
• Dead Battery.

• Check Engine Light Comes On.
• Difficulty Starting.
• Rough Idling.
• Poor Acceleration.
• Engine Misfires.
• Reduced Fuel Efficiency.

Absolutely, getting a car pre-purchase inspection is a wise decision. Here’s why:

Benefits of a Pre-Purchase Inspection:

Detects Hidden Issues: A professional mechanic can identify potential problems that may not be visible during a casual look-over. This includes mechanical, structural, and safety issues.

Informs Your Negotiation: Knowing the exact condition of the vehicle can give you leverage in price negotiations. If the inspection uncovers issues, you can ask for repairs or a lower price.

Ensures Safety: Safety is paramount, and an inspection ensures that the car is safe to drive. This includes checking brakes, tires, lights, and other critical components.

Prevents Future Costs: Identifying issues early can save you from unexpected repair costs down the road. It’s better to invest in an inspection now than to face expensive repairs later.

Peace of Mind: Knowing that the vehicle has been thoroughly checked by a professional provides peace of mind, making your purchase decision more confident and informed.

What to Expect:

Comprehensive Examination: A thorough inspection typically includes checking the engine, transmission, brakes, suspension, tires, lights, fluids, and body condition.

Diagnostic Testing: We will use diagnostic tools to check for electronic issues or other hidden problems.

Test Drive: Your mobile mechanic will take the car for a test drive to assess its performance and identify any unusual noises or behaviors.

Detailed Report: After the inspection, you will receive a detailed report outlining the car’s condition and any recommended repairs or maintenance.

A pre-purchase automobile inspection is a small investment that can save you a lot of trouble and expense in the long run. It helps you make an informed decision and ensures that you’re getting a safe and reliable vehicle.