Steep grades are demanding on brakes. Pads, a battery in a parking deck, or a belt that started squealing in Cumberland traffic: you buy the parts and we install them at the residence.
What a visit can cover
Road Wrencher works on most gasoline cars and light trucks, of any common make, where the car is already parked. Typical driveway jobs include diagnostics, brakes and rotors, alternators, starters, power steering, batteries, oil changes, suspension checks, heat and A/C, thermostats, water pumps, and drive or accessory belts, plus other bolt-on work we quote after we look. We bring the tools for the booked job, so the car stays where it is.
What we leave to a shop
Some work belongs in a shop with a lift and dedicated equipment: transmission rebuilds, engine swaps, PCM programming, tire balancing, alignments, glass, and bodywork. We can mount a tire you already purchased when the ground is safe to lift, though balancing and alignment need shop equipment. When a repair calls for a lift or a specialty tool we do not carry, we tell you before we start.