Welcome to Lansing Mechanic Lansing Professional Fleet Auto Mechanic Repair is a NAPA AutoCare Mechanic Center 
providing Automotive Mechanic Repair & Commercial Fleet Repair.

Auto repair services include brakes, steering & suspension, custom exhaust systems & mufflers, automotive air conditioning, fleet & maintenance schedules, as well as Department of Transportation Certification Inspections, East Lansing & Lansing Limousine Inspections & Forms, and Lansing area Used Car Inspections and Forms State of Michigan, FIA, & DHS Inspections.

Lansing Mechanic Services

• Complete Computerized Engine Analysis Why is a complete computerized engine analysis worth every penny? In 1978, the average car had only $25.00 worth of electronics. By 1981, the average car's electronics had risen to over $1000 per car. By 1996 it was over $3500 per car, and is still rising. Today's new vehicles' computers operate much more, such as air conditioning, radios, airbags, alarm systems, anti-lock braking systems, traction control, ride control, cruise control, electronic digital and analog instrument panels, automatic transmissions, and last, but not least, emission and engine controls. Today too many people have tried to take advantage.... Read Even More
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  h2=. Alignment How do I know if I need an alignment on my vehicle? Is my steering wheel off center? Are my tires wearing out to soon? Are my tires worn unevenly or on the edges only? Does my vehicle pull or drift to one side or the other? These are all examples why you would need an alignment performed on your vehicle. h2=. Tires How do I know if I need Tires on my car or truck?.... Read Even More
• The true cost of driving Lansing Auto Repair … Read More
  Lansing Auto Repair The true cost of driving!! Most people have no idea the cost of providing transportation from point A to point B. The average mid size new car now costs around $20,000. Financing the average new car at 8% interest over four years runs $488.26 per month. The average full coverage insurance is around $90.00 per month. With average miles driven of 15,000 per year totaling 60,000 miles over four years, and an average maintenance costs of $1200, which comes out to $25.00 per month, it all adds up to a total expense of $603.26 per month for.... Read Even More
• Lansing Auto Air Conditioning Repair … Read More
  Lansing Auto Repair | Auto Repair Lansing | Heating & A/C Your air conditioning should be checked for proper operation and freon charge at least once a year. Freon is very hard to contain in an automotive system. The reason is your air conditioning compressor operates at all different speeds due to engine RPM. The rest of the system is comprised of many dissimilar materials that expand and contract and, along with the movement of the engine, this allows a minute amount of freon to escape. This is normal and that's why the system should be checked for a low.... Read Even More
• Lansing Auto Repair Amsoil 1 Year Oil Change … Read More
  AMSOIL 1 Year - 25,000 Mile Oil Change! THE FIRST SYNTHETIC OIL APPROVED FOR EXTENDED DRAIN INTERVALS!!! Includes: * Flush engine with an engine flush * Replace filter with AMSOIL high filtration oil filter * Replace with AMSOIL Full synthetic oil Average cost is $100-$145 * Highest quality oil in the world since 1972 * Best protection for your vehicle * Increased engine life, Eliminates sludge build up!!! * Saves 2-4 hours of time per year per vehicle * Saves money, cheaper than any other brand synthetic oil change!! * Increased fuel mileage * Helps protect the environment,Less pollution in.... Read Even More
• Lansing Auto Brake Repair … Read More
  h3=. Why is Lansing Auto Brake Repair better at brake repair? Everyone and their brother thinks they can do brakes! This is why we are different and better than the rest. The correct procedure to repair brake pads and brake rotors on most vehicles: # We test drive the vehicle to verify the customer complaint. # We inspect the complete brake system for any issues. # We only install high quality tested and proven parts on your vehicle. # We clean all moving parts so they are free of rust and corrosion. # We lubricate all moving parts with the.... Read Even More
• Lansing Custom Muffler Exhaust … Read More
  h3=. Lansing Professional Fleet Auto Repair / Custom Muffler is the only exhaust repair shop downtown. We have options that best suit your needs and we will not sacrifice quality for price like other exhaust shops. We do not offer cheap parts that will only last 1-2 years then rust out like other products on the market. Our exhaust parts and systems are expected to last 2-3 years or longer in the worst of conditions and a lifetime in the best conditions. Either way, we offer you two choices: 1ST Choice: - You can pay full retail price and.... Read Even More
• Jaguar Shifter Part Replacement … Read More
  Jaguar shifter assembly failure is a very common problem with the 1999-2003 Jaguar S-Type, and to make matters worse, this shifter assembly has been on back-order from Jaguar for almost six months with no ETA for new stock at the time of this article. The aluminum shift block replaces the weak plastic piece that fails on all *Jaguar shifter* assemblies. No need for *used shifter* assembly or new *shifter assembly* from dealer! Save you hundreds of dollars. Remove *shifter assembly* from vehicle, detach shift cable and install new.... Read Even More
• Lube, Oil, & Filter Change with Free Vehicle Evaluation … Read More
  Q.How many times have you or somebody you know been to an oil change place and they screwed something up? Q.Did they check and fill your tires? Q.Advise you of any mechanical repairs that could have been performed before they completely failed and cost you more money or left you stranded? Q.Installed the wrong fluids in your vehicle? Q.How would you know if they did install the wrong fluid that caused your engine, transmission, rear end or cooling system to fail? Watch this short video! .... Read Even More
• Coolant System Power Flush … Read More
  Whenever a fluid is in contact with metal, electrochemical degradation takes place, which results in a higher than normal level of acid present in any given fluid. The higher acid level, if left unchanged, can result in very costly repairs. As a result, it is recommended to flush your cooling system and most importantly pH balance your antifreeze at least once every two years or 30,000 miles. This will help reduce the acid level and extend the life of your radiator, heater core, water pump, head gaskets, freeze plugs, radiator, and heater hoses. Why is it important to have your.... Read Even More
• Tune-up … Read More
  The term tune-up was coined back when Henry Ford was working on his first prototype for the automobile. This first ignition system was very simple; one ignition coil for one spark plug, so if there were four spark plugs there would be four ignition coils. The coil needed to be adjusted to provide the same spark intensity for better idle and acceleration. As these coils worked they made a buzzing sound so when they were adjusted properly they all buzzed the same; they were in tune. That's how the term tuneup was coined. This term stuck and was associated with.... Read Even More
• Fuel Injection Service … Read More
  Since your car was new, dirt, varnishes, and carbon deposits have been forming in your vehicle's fuel system on the intake valves and in the combustion areas. These buildups can rob your car of performance. Some of the symptoms related to carbon buildup are engine pinging, hesitation, poor acceleration, lack of power, repeated stalling when cold, poor performance when cold, rough idle, and poor fuel economy. If left untreated, these buildups may lead to costly engine repairs. The Carbon Cleaning System is a revolutionary new process that will clean your vehicle's fuel system, including injectors, and remove harmful carbon deposits..... Read Even More
• Brake Fluid Flush … Read More
  There is an increasing awareness of the dangers of water and corrosion producing contaminants. Brake fluid contaminated by moisture dangerously lowers the boiling point of the fluid to the point that, even under ordinary conditions, your brakes could get hot enough to cause the brake fluid to boil causing vapor to form in the brake system. The vapor is compressible, causing a low or no brake pedal. Water gets into the fluid because conventional brake fluid is hygrosconic (it has a magnetic attraction for moisture which it absorbs from the atmosphere). In the vehicle, moisture is absorbed through the brake.... Read Even More
• Transmission Fluid Flush … Read More
  Nearly 9 out of 10 transmission failures are due to overheating and fluid contamination, according to the Automatic Transmission Rebuilders Association. Just like the oil in your car's engine, automatic transmission fluid (ATF) suffers from heat, friction, and electrochemical degradation. Once this process starts, your transmission''s vital parts begin to clog with sludge and varnish deposits. Unlike your car's engine where all the oil can be drained out, most of the transmission fluid doesn't drain into the transmission pan. Instead, it stays in the torque converter, valve body, and transmission cooler lines, making a complete fluid drain impossible. In fact,.... Read Even More
• Power Steering Fluid Flush … Read More
  Most people at one time or another have encountered a power steering problem with either a power steering pump, hoses, gear box, or rack and pinion. Failures could be anything from noise, leaks, or stiffness when first starting the car. Power steering fluid is designed for power steering systems, and different manufacturers sometimes require different fluids. Under no condition is ATF to be used in power steering systems. The pressure in power steering systems on hard turns is much higher than in the automatic transmission under load. Power steering fluid is clear in color. Power steering fluid turns dark because.... Read Even More
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• Rotate & Balance Tires … Read More
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• Replace Radiator & Heater Hoses … Read More
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• Replace Thermostat … Read More
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• Replace Drive Belts … Read More
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• Replace Timing Belt … Read More
  Manufacturers of today's vehicles recommend replacement of timing belts between 60,000 and 100,000 miles. THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT REPAIR TO BE PERFORMED ON TODAY'S VEHICLES. The average cost of the timing belt repair is $200 to $400. When the timing build breaks it will cause severe damage to engines resulting in a $1500 to $4000 repair. Most vehicles at this mileage are barely worth what it will cost to repair a timing belt failure. We at Professional Fleet Services can advise you if your vehicle has a timing belt and how much it will cost to repair. Replacing the.... Read Even More
• Replace Spark Plug Wires (Distribution Cap & Rotor) … Read More
  After 60,000 miles it is highly recommended that spark plug wires, distributor cap, and rotor be replaced; on ignitions without a distributor only spark plug wires are required. The reason is that under the hood of vehicle the electrical components over time are exposed to moisture, oil, grease, and temperature up to 550 to 700 degrees. As a result the insulation in the spark plug wires, distributor cap, and rotor breaks down creating an easier or alternative path to ground. Worn spark plugs also cause higher voltage requirements causing the ignition module and coil to produce higher and higher voltages.... Read Even More
• Replace Fuel Filter … Read More
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• Change Standard Transmission Fluid … Read More
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• Change Transfer Case Fluid … Read More
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• Change Differential Fluid … Read More
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• DTC Code P0420 Catalytic Converter Repair … Read More
  h1. P0420 Catalytic Converter Code Repair & Fix The dreaded P0420 Catalytic Converter Code. I see this code almost more often than the Evaporative P0440 Gas Cap Code. So how do you fix it? WHAT IF I TOLD YOU IT IS NOT THE CATALYTIC CONVERTER OR THE OXYGEN SENSORS! Most auto repair shops and discount auto parts stores will tell you one of the following. Replace Oxygen Sensor or Catalytic Converter. Sounds easy doesn't it! Then you ask which one? Well lets see todays vehicles have up to four catalytic converters and six oxygen sensors ranging anywhere from fifty dollars.... Read Even More