Top Tire Sales And Repairs in Littleton, CO

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Highlands Ranch Imports

5.0

By TRENT W. at SureCritic

Answered all questions precisely both verbally and on the receipt. First trip there. Looking forward to utilizing them more for all of our vehicles ...read more

Highlands Ranch Imports

5.0

By ROB M. at SureCritic

I appreciate not feeling violated when doing business with John and his crew. They fix what needs to be fixed and quotes don't feel overblown like other garages. Thanks John! ...read more

Highlands Ranch Imports

5.0

By MIKE M. at SureCritic

John provides highly skilled and expertly qualified repair service. He and his staff are very accommodating and honest. A customer for 5 years - I highly recommend. ...read more

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Tired of the High Gas Prices? FREE TIPS HERE!

Have you ever seen the Monday Morning Mechanic segment on channel 2, Denver's Morning News? I am on at 6:15 AM on most Mondays, unless of course there's some REAL news to report, or I am out of town, training other technicians in other shops, as I often am. Here's a HOT TIP...go towww.Mondaymorningmechanic.com/fueland check out this neat chart I put together for you. There are MANY ways to cut your fuel useage...the numbersa re going to be different for each car, but there's a loose estimate on what you can expect on average... While you're visiting the Monday Morning Mechanic site, be sure to check out some of the past episodes by clicking the "Watch/Listen" button....you can view these short, money-saving segments ANY time for FREE...there or even onwww.youtube.comjust by searching Monday  Morning Mechanic. I hope the info I am providing helps YOU the next time you need to buy or sell a car, or get one fixed....or even if you just need to save some $$ on a repair, or on FUEL prices! Take care, David Rogers www.Kellerbros.com ...read more

By Keller Bros. Auto Repair April 20, 2008

Fall is here is your CAR ready?

It's about time for the temperatures to begin dropping, and that means weather! When it starts cooling off, remember that it's going to go from nice cool evenings, to freezing - VERY quickly, and that you can SAVE some serious money, while ensuring your own SAFETY and that of those you care about by simply attending to the critical, safety areas of your vehicle and performing a few general maintenance services! 1. TIres and alignment! You should have your wheels aligned at LEAST one time per year, but more often if there are a lot of pitholes in your path, like I seem to find every week. Replace your tires when recommended by an expert. Your local indeprendent repair shop with an ASE certified Master tchnician is the most objective and least biased source for that info in my opinion...not a dealer or tire store...the reasons aere obvious to most people. 2. Your ANTI FREEZE needs to be FLUSHED..not just drianed and filled...I reccomend back-flushing the entire cooling system at LEAST once evey other year! With all the problems being reported around the so-called 100,00 mile coolants, and the :extended-life" coolants...I can tell you that it's BEST to replace ANY coolant every other year! It will keep your engine from freezing in the winter, and overheating in the summer...PLUS you get better GAS MILEAGE from the engine! 3.Have your brakes and suspension inspected by an ASE certifed MASTER technician...again, I reccomend you avoid brake shops, and other chains...find an independently owned repair shop that is AAA approved, a BBB member, and employs ASE MASTER technicians. I think you'll be AMAZED at the difference in this, all your other service experiences. 4. FInally, have the entire vehicle bputt he a yearly safety inspectiona nd follow the advice of the experts. Investing approximately 1200-1500 per year in vehicle maintenance will save you thousands per year in repair, and replacement costs, to say notihing about towi bills, and the time you ose fomr work, or play or worse yet, vacation! PLAN for it..it's like your TEETH...pennies every day for some toothpaste and floss....or THOUSANDS of DOLLARS all at ONCE, while you sit in PAIN and at the MERCY of a dentist who is getting paid a fortune to inflict PAIN upon you... I prefer the dental floss and toothbrush routine, personally...and it's exactly the same way with your car! Believe it or not, most mechanics would rather do the the preventative maintencance than see you stranded, stressed out, and unhappy in their shops... For more info, videos from my show on the Denver's 2 Morning News, and money saving tips, visit www.MondayMorningMechanic.com! ...read more

By Keller Bros. Auto Repair September 04, 2007

Catch News2 at 6:15 AM on MONDAYS!

Would you like to know the truth about auto repair? WIth so many scams and unscrupulous people trying to convince you that your car either: A) Doesn't need any services, and shouldn't change the oil for 5-10,000 miles..(SCAM!) or B) Needs VERY EXPENSIVE parts replaced, and can't be serviced or repaired for a REASONABLE price...(usually a SCAM!) Then you should catch the Monday Morning Mechanic on News2 on Monday Mornings @ 6:15 AM where you'll learn the TRUTH behind the garage door, regarding your car! You can also see some of the past episodes on the web! Got to http://www.kellerbros.com/ or http://www.mondaymorningmechanic.com/ Be SAFE, and be SURE to tune in so we can help you get "The MOST miles out of every dollar!"(tm) ...read more

By Keller Bros. Auto Repair March 23, 2007

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