We are available to help with all aspects of your auto repair needs, including oil changes, emissions repair, brake service, tire repair and brake service. Our auto repair shop is located in Mesa Arizona. We use the best diagnostic equipment so that you get the right diagnosis and the correct service. We are so committed to customer satisfaction that AZ Central published a great article featuring our award-winning customer care!
Check your vehicle as soon as you notice an illuminated check engine lamp. H&I Automotive is equipped to diagnose check engine light codes and resolve any maintenance or repair issues. We can get your car back on the road quickly, without worrying about an illuminated "check engines light".
Our AC repair technicians are highly trained and certified. Call our Mesa H&I to schedule AC system repair. We can quickly check your vehicle's AC system, diagnose the problem and then offer cost-effective repair options. We offer repairs, service, replacements, recharge, compressors, and other services for whole automotive AC system heating, cooling, and air exhaust filters.
No matter the make and model of your car, our Arizona auto repair services will maintain it in great condition. You can view our complete list below of car brands that we serve by clicking the button. Our clients return year after year because of our high-quality services and personal attention.
All components of your vehicle's air conditioner can be fixed by our certified technicians. Firestone Complete Auto Care can service all your A/C repairs and needs. How does an automobile air conditioner work? Firestone Complete Auto Care explains how the air conditioner in your vehicle works. H&I Automotive Mesa is the best place to get your car's AC repaired by experienced professionals.
People don't like bad smells from an air conditioner. There are two causes for bad A/C odors. Moldy evaporator cases could be another cause of A/C odors. This could indicate that your unit is experiencing more severe problems. An AC could stop working for any of the reasons mentioned previously. You could have a problem with one of the components, or a leak in any of the hoses.
It's frustrating to have low airflow on a hot summer day. There is no simple diagnosis. Insufficient airflow could be caused by a variety of problems. It could be a case of mold or mildew growing in the evaporator's core. You could also have a loose hose or bad ventilation fan. An experienced mechanic will be able to identify the source of your AC problems.