Front End Automotive Services in Suncook NH.

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Frost Heaves Ahead

Front end repair in your car , truck or SUV

We all know winter can be rough on your car. It’s not just the cold starts and the salt but the chunks of ice and frost heaves. Hitting a rut or groove of ice can throw off your car’s front end. Depending on the vehicle, the front end may include tie rods, idler arms, pitman arms, a rack and pinion, ball joints, shocks or struts and many other parts that can cause issues when driving. The bigger problem is if one gets thrown out of skew, it can easily cause problems with other parts making repairs more expensive if you wait too long to address the issue.

Not, Good Vibrations - Automotive vibrations that can kill your front end.

If your tires are wobbling while driving, this can be a number of problems. It could be a simple balance of the tire, or it could be more complicated like ball joints,hub assembly issues or shocks. The problem is that a small vibration can have negative effects on other components in the front end. The balance of a tire being off could become a larger issue when the vibrations wear out bushings or  key components the front end assembly.

 

Sound of Music - Listen to your car when it speaks to you. Those sounds are issues.

Sometimes overpowering a noise from your car with the radio isn’t a good idea. Well it's most likely never a good idea. If you have some bad clunking or whining coming from your car it’s best to get it checked asap. The longer you wait the more damage you could be causing.

 

Shocking! - Replacing your car's shocks could save you money in the long run.

Shocks wear over time. When they do they start to throw off a number of elements in the car. Bad shocks can cause excessive wear on front end components and tires. We all know tires aren’t cheap. So don’t buy new tires without first addressing issues with your front end or you will be throwing money out the window.

 

Steering Systems and Repair - Dont float around the lanes, get your steering system fixed.

It’s normal to skid on ice. It’s not normal to feel like you are skidding when there is no ice. Sometimes this can be a problem with your steering assembly. If you find yourself floating in between the lane lines and struggling to keep the car center you could be due for some steering system repair services.

 

Your car may need some automotive front end repair service from Pellerin Motorsports

If you suspect something is wrong with your front end system.

Give us a call.

Don't get stranded in the New Hampshire winter weather

Winter is here. That means it’s cold, snowy and you don’t want to find yourself stranded on the side of the road. Here are some steps you can take to help make sure your car is ready for the winter season. Call for an appointment if you need help preparing your car for the long New Hampshire Winter.

 

  1. Of course you should always stick to your factory maintenance schedule. Things like transmission fluid changes, differential fluid changes and oil changes can really help make sure you don’t get caught in the cold.

  2. Replace any of your dirty filters. Air filters on your engine help it breathe properly. Cabin air filters help you breathe properly when using things like the heat this winter season.

  3. Fuel Deicer. Winter in New Hampshire gets really cold. Any moisture or condensation in your fuel tank / fuel lines can be problematic especially when temperatures fall below freezing. Be sure to add a bottle of fuel deicer about once a month on a fill up. Here at pellerin we pump your gas, ask us to do this for you while we are at it.

  4. Flush your cooling system. I’m not talking about AC, I’m talking about your engine cooling system. If you are the type of person that has been putting water inside your radiator to get by for the summer, make sure you flush that out and put a proper 50/50 mix ready for winter. Water freezes and with a bad mix ratio you can have ice form in your engine cooling block leading to a load of problems. Ask us about flushing your cooling system.

  5. Battery check. Sometimes a hard start on a cold morning could me it’s time for a new battery. Batters get old, it’s part of normal wear and tear on owning a vehicle. Making sure your car starts is key, so start with a nice new battery.

  6. Top off fluids and check your wiper blades.  If you are unsure of what cap is what in your engine bay as us to check and top off your fluids. This includes things like brake fluid, clutch fluid, windshield washer fluid, oil, transmission fluid etc.  Without fluids things break down. Don’t get stranded on the side of the road. Check your fluids or have us check them for you.

  7. Winter tires or at least all seasons. Snow and Ice mix is not uncommon for New Hampshire driving conditions throughout the winter season. Make sure your tires are ready. After all they are the only thing really coming in contact with the conditions of the road. Studs are great for ice, Winter tires are great for snow and all season tires are the jack of all trades, master of none. If you are ready to step up your winter tire selection we can help.

  8. Have your brake pads, shoes or rotors checked. The last thing you want is to not be able to stop properly. Making sure your brakes are efficient is important in not only winter driving but any driving condition. We can help.

  9. Carry some roadside flares, an emergency kit and some warm blankets just in case. Sometimes for no reason something goes wrong with an automobile. It’s why mechanics exist. Be sure that you are always prepared just in case.

Fluid Film Undercoating in the Greater Concord Area

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Winter is here and that means the roads will be covered in salt. You may have heard about undercoating but might not know where to go. Pellerin Motor Sports is offering a $120 Flat Rate Special on Fluid Film Undercoating.

Winter Automotive Undercoating in Southern Concord NH.

Call (603) 210-1637  to book an appointment for your flat rate automotive undercoating with Fluid Film. Help prevent rust from the exposure to the harsh New England Winters. 

 

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