Posted on 10/30/2020
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When most drivers think of brake maintenance, they only consider their brake pads. Brake fluid can go completely forgotten about, leading it to become old and ineffective. Having the brake pads inspected every so often is a great idea, but they may still be useless if the brake system needs to be flushed. Over time the brake fluid can become contaminated and discolored. When brake fluid becomes worn, topping it off won’t fix it because it will need to be replaced. Bleeding or flushing the brake fluid can restore your brake system; however, a brake flush would be the better alternative. What’s the difference between bleeding versus flushing the brakes? Bleeding the brakes If your brake pads are severely worn, air can become trapped inside the system. Air can become trapped from poor driving habits such as slamming on the brakes or significantly worn brake pads. If there is air inside the brake system, its performance can be considerably impacted. If you st ... read more
Posted on 6/11/2020
Who’s playing on your team? Anyone who has followed a sport–any sport, ever–knows that a coach chooses the best players possible. As a leader with a desire to win, the coach wants athletes who specialize in the positions they play, work hard, and hold a similar vision for success. While repairing your car is certainly no game, we understand that you want to be sure you have the best team possible working on your vehicle. The good news? YOU don’t have to pick that team. We have done that for you! Once you contact Accomplished Auto in Concord, New Hampshire, you can be assured that our winning team will make the expert repairs your car needs. Why trust your transportation to any other team? Qualified Service Technicians To ensure that your vehicle is well maintained and repaired accurately, you should select an automotive repair shop that employees highly trained, certified technicians. All of our mechanics complete ASE training, equipping them with the knowledge ... read more
Posted on 3/18/2020
The Coronavirus spread has been declared a pandemic. In addition to the steps we started taking a couple of weeks back, we now have to understand that we as a team must act in unity to assist the ongoing efforts at the local, state and federal levels to contain the spread of the virus. To this end, please see below the procedure we will be adopting effective immediately and until further notice. Vehicle Check in and Checkout: It is always better to act early and upstream in the case of sanitization. To this end, we will be handling all vehicles as follows: Customer Vehicles: At check in, whoever gets to work on the car first will do the following: Wear latex gloves Secure a sanitizing wipe. Starting at the rear left door, wipe down the door handle. Proceed to the trunk lid where you will wipe the trunk latch. Proceed to the right rear door and wipe down the door handle. Proceed to the Driver door and wipe down that handle. Open the ... read more
Posted on 7/31/2019
How You Can Find Out Even with all the new safety systems and components found in your vehicle, few things are as important to your safety as the braking system. To ensure your vehicle is always at its safest, you need to make sure the brakes are always performing at their best. Any slip up in performance could place you at risk, and you want to stay as safe as possible. At Accomplished Auto, we want to make sure your vehicle is always using the best version of its braking system, and the best way to achieve that is to know the signs of degradation. If you suspect problems in your vehicle’s braking system, look out for these common warning signs! Is There a Strange Sound? When driving your vehicle, you should never hear sounds coming from the braking system. Even in colder weather when the system may need a little time to warm-up, seldom should you hear a sound. If you begin to hear strange sounds every time you use the brakes, you may be dealing with worn brake pads. If you hear ... read more