Repair time depends on the vehicle, the problem, and whether parts are available. After inspecting your vehicle, we’ll explain the required work and provide an estimated completion time before starting. We’ll also keep you updated if anything changes.
The cost depends on the repair, vehicle, parts, and labour required. We provide clear pricing and discuss the recommended repairs with you before any major work is performed. No surprise repairs—your approval comes first.
Not necessarily. Rough running can be caused by several issues, including spark plugs, ignition coils, fuel delivery, sensors, air intake problems, or other engine-related faults. We recommend diagnosing the problem first rather than replacing parts unnecessarily.
Diagnostic and inspection charges depend on the type of service required. We'll explain any applicable inspection or diagnostic fee before starting the work. You’ll know what to expect before we proceed.
Appointments are recommended so we can properly plan the service and make sure the required parts and time are available. For urgent issues, contact us and we'll let you know what options are available.
We accept Interac and Cash Payment. Please contact Regina Auto Care before your appointment if you have questions about a payment method.
Regular maintenance helps prevent unexpected breakdowns and expensive repairs. Some problems develop without noticeable symptoms. Routine services such as oil changes, brake inspections, fluid checks, and filter replacements help keep your vehicle reliable and safe.
Some repairs can safely wait, while others can become more serious if left unattended. We’ll explain the condition of your vehicle, the potential risks, and how urgent the repair is so you can make an informed decision.
Don't ignore it. A Check Engine Light can indicate anything from a minor issue to a problem that could damage the engine or affect vehicle safety.
If the light is flashing, reduce driving and have the vehicle checked as soon as possible. If it is steady, schedule a diagnostic inspection to determine the cause.
Your brakes should be inspected regularly and whenever you notice warning signs such as squeaking, grinding, vibration, pulling, a soft brake pedal, or increased stopping distance.
We also recommend having the brakes inspected during regular vehicle maintenance to identify wear before it becomes a larger problem.
The correct oil filter depends on your vehicle's year, make, model, engine, and sometimes the specific engine configuration. We can help identify the correct filter for your vehicle and pair it with the appropriate engine oil.
For Saskatchewan winters, winter tires can provide important advantages in cold temperatures and on snow and ice. They are designed with rubber compounds and tread patterns suited to winter conditions.
If you drive regularly during Regina's winter conditions, we recommend considering dedicated winter tires for improved winter traction and control.