Jeep Toys is What we do.

Moab is a good place to play

and you need a good toy to play with.
Why not let CARS = Complete Auto Repair Service in carbon county Utah near Price & Helper  help get your Jeep ready for play. 

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(435) 637-6377
660 E. Wellington Utah 84542     Carbon County
Highway 191 / 6  Next to Post Office

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North of Moab
South of Price, Helper, Salt Lake City Utah

RADIATOR REPAIR

     Most people know the green stuff in your radiator keeps your engine from turning into a block of ice in the winter, but did you know that it also helps keep things cool in the summer? All too often people are driving around with just water in their radiator because they think they don't need the green stuff until it gets cold. 

     Radiator coolant actually raises the boiling point of the water, allowing it to carry more heat away from the engine, and that means cooler running. If you're running low, things can get steamy fast.
     Luckily it only takes a second to check your coolant level. Most cars these days have an opaque coolant overflow tank right next to the radiator. It's white plastic, but you can see inside to see if there's enough juice to keep things safe. You'll also see markings on the side telling you the low and high levels to work with. Always check your coolant level when the car is cold.
     If your levels are good, no need to go any further, enjoy the peace of mind. But if you're low, you'll need to top it off. Your engine takes a 50/50 mixture of coolant and water. In the old days, you had to make measurements yourself and test the mixture to get it right. But since we live in the age of convenience, you can now buy premixed coolant that's ready to pour. For a simple topping off, I recommend going this route. It might cost a buck more, but you're in for much less mess.
:)The best way to prevent over heating is doing regular maintenance on your vehicle.
If your engine is overheating shortly after you leave, or it heats up even on short trips, you should check the following possible causes and repair suggestions.
Possible Causes:
1.Engine coolant level may be very low.
The Fix: Refill coolant to proper level.
2. Engine's drive belts may be broken or slipping.
The Fix: Tighten or replace belts.
3. The electric cooling fan may not be coming on.
The Fix: Repair or replace cooling fan. Repair wiring. Replace cooling fan temp sensor.
4. The ignition timing may be set wrong.
The Fix: Adjust ignition timing.
5. There may be a vacuum leak.
The Fix: Check and replace vacuum lines as required.
6. The engine may have mechanical problems.
The Fix: Check compression to determine engine condition.
7. The engine's thermostat may be stuck closed.
The Fix: Replace thermostat.
8. There may be a leak in the cooling system.
The Fix: Repair leak and refill coolant. Cylinder head gasket(s) may be bad.
The Fix: Replace cylinder head gasket(s).

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 Spring Car Care Relief for Your Vehicle
Winter can be tough on lots of things, including cars and trucks. Cold temperatures, snow and ice, road salt and pothole-causing freeze-thaw cycles put car batteries, tires, brakes and suspensions to the test.
 Spring is the time to rid vehicles of winter's sins in time for summer travel.
Since 1970, Americans have more than doubled their vehicle miles traveled, according to federal statistics. In summer, many of those miles are logged on driving vacations far from home, the last place motorists want to risk a breakdown.
 "Regular vehicle maintenance and inspections can help improve a vehicle's fuel efficiency, achieve peak performance and even help avoid major repairs down the road," says Peter Lord, executive director, GM Service Operations.
 Vehicle owners can follow these tips to ensure their vehicles are ready to roll:
  Batteries: They work harder when it's cold, and winter can compromise their cranking performance up to 60 percent. Test and replace old or weak batteries, especially those more than three years old. It can be cheaper than a tow and replacement on the road.
 Tires / wheels: Cold weather can reduce tire pressure, so make sure all tires, including the spare, are properly inflated and balanced, and wheels are properly aligned. Inflate tires to their recommended pressure. Under-inflated tires can reduce fuel economy by up to 3.3 percent, cause premature tire failure and are a safety hazard. Tire failures and blowouts, often a result of under-inflation, contribute to 414 deaths and 10,295 injuries each year in the U.S., according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. In addition to tire pressure, check for tread wear and any obvious damage caused by potholes or sharp objects.
 Belts and hoses: Inspect and replace worn or cracked belts, as well as hoses that are blistered, brittle or too soft. Belts and hoses older than five years, even if they look intact, might need to be replaced.
 Brakes: A spring checkup can uncover any winter damage. Inspect the brake system, including lines, hoses, and parking brake. Inspect brake fluid for proper level. Low brake fluid can be an indication of excessive brake wear or fluid leak. Have the brake linings/pads inspected and measured.
  Suspension: Deep potholes aren't friendly to shocks and struts. An inspection to determine wear or leaks can alleviate bigger issues down the road.
 For extra security on the road, complete Auto Repair Service (C.A.R.S) encourages motorists to bring their vehicle in for a multi-point vehicle inspection this spring. The inspections help identify service items that can help vehicles run better and better, last longer, and retain their value.
 Here are other items vehicle owners should have inspected in the spring:
 Inspect the antifreeze/coolant level, making sure the coolant used meets the specifications listed in the vehicle owner's manual.
 Check oil level regularly.
 Check the transmission fluid for correct level. Check the owner's manual or ask us, for the right type of transmission fluid to use and the proper interval for service and replacement.
 Inspect power steering fluid for proper levels. Low power steering fluid can cause damage to the power steering system and lead to premature power steering failure.
  Inspect windshield wiper blades for wear and cracks, ideally each spring and fall.9C.A.R.S) recommends replacement of blades that look worn. Also inspect and replace the rear wiper blade, if equipped. Don't forget to check the windshield washer fluid.
 Inspect and replace as necessary the engine air filter and the cabin air filter.
  Inspect steering components and steering linkage.
 Complete Auto Repair Service can perform comprehensive vehicle inspections to help customers keep their vehicles operating properly.

 Call today for and Appointment.

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Gas-Saving Tips for Your Auto

 Whatever your motivation, here are some gas saving tips

Keep your engine "tuned up." A well-maintained engine operates at peak efficiency, maximizing gas mileage. Follow the service schedules listed in the owner's manual. Replace filters and fluids as recommended; have engine performance problems (rough idling, poor acceleration, etc.) corrected at a repair facility. 

Monitor tires. Under inflated tires or poorly aligned wheels waste fuel by forcing the engine to work harder. (Let the tires cool down before checking the air pressure.) Out-of-line wheels, as evidenced by uneven tread wear, should be aligned by a professional.  ( CARS can do Alignments )

Remove excess weight. Remove unnecessary items from the vehicle. Store only essentials in the trunk. Less weight means better mileage.

Consolidate trips and errands. Some trips may be unnecessary. Also, try to travel when traffic is light so you can avoid stop-and-go conditions.

Avoid excessive idling. Shut off the engine while waiting for friends and family.

Observe speed limits. Speeding decreases your miles per gallon.

Drive gently. Sudden accelerations guzzle gas. Anticipate traffic patterns ahead and adjust your speed gradually.

Use windows and air conditioning wisely. Your mileage should improve if you keep the windows closed at highway speeds, since air drag is reduced. This is true even with the air conditioning on-assuming that the system is in good working order. But turn the air conditioning off in stop-and-go traffic to save fuel.

These conservation tips should not only save gasoline, they'll help extend the life of your vehicle. Win-win, indeed.

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660 E. Main St.  Wellington UT  84542  / Carbon County
North of Moab /  South of Price, Helper,  Salt Lake City Utah
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 HEADLIGHTS

When you are ready to fix your old headlights, CARS Utah can help.

Winter is here and Headlights help keep you safe. 

•  If you find your head lights are too dim, you might like to add LED  lights to add brightness.
   Jeep bar lights are great for camping.
  We have lights to add your cars & camper for  Ambiance and out door lighting.  
  We would be happy to show you Idea's that you might like.
  

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660 E Main St. Wellington UT 84542
Highway 191 / 6      Next to Post Office
(435) 637-5337
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Hours: M-F 8-5, Sat By Apt. Sun. Closed

Carbon County Utah, 
North of Moab UT
South of
Price UT, Helper UT, 
Salt Lake City UT,
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TIRE  CARS

Tire pressure is a measure of the amount of air in a vehicle's tires, in pounds per square inch. The required service involves checking the tires' pressure with a pressure gauge, at least monthly, if not more frequently. But then you knew that.

Why do I have to do this?     Having the proper tire pressure is a crucial safety issue. Next to the brakes, the tires are the most important safety devices on your car. Incorrect tire pressure will compromise cornering, braking and stability. And in the worst-case scenario, improper tire pressure can lead to tire failure — and a serious accident. Incorrect tire pressure also will affect your comfort, fuel economy and tire life.

What happens if I don't do this?     If tire pressure is too high, then less of the tire touches the ground. As a consequence, your car will bounce around on the road. And when your tires are bouncing instead of firmly planted on the road, traction suffers and so do your stopping distances. You'll also feel a decrease in ride comfort. (Hint: If you notice that every tie you own has coffee on it, check your tire pressure. It may be too high.)

C.A.R.S. Tire Pressure:    

Most vehicles list tire pressure requirements on one of the door posts, most often the driver's.

     If tire pressure is too low, then too much of the tire's surface area touches the ground, which increases friction between the road and the tire. As a result, not only will your tires wear prematurely, but they also could overheat. Overheating can lead to tread separation — and a nasty accident. One sign of low tire pressure is if your tires squeal when cornering.

     You need to check your tire pressure even if your tires aren't leaking. Why? Because tire pressure also changes with the temperature outside. Tire pressure decreases by about 1 pound per square inch for every 10-degree drop in outside air temperature. So if you last had your tire pressure checked in July, when it was 80 degrees outside, and it's now January — and the temperature is minus 20 — your tires may be underinflated by 10 pounds, which is dangerous.

Tire Rotation:     We know that all tires rotate. But we're talking about another kind of rotation — rotating tires to different corners of the car and maybe even reversing the direction in which they turn. 
     Many tires are rotated front-to-back and side-to-side, but some tires are directional, which means they're only supposed to turn in one direction. They have to stay on the same side of the car. Directional tires often have arrows on the tire's sidewall to show you the direction in which they should turn.

If you're not sure which kind of tires you have, check with your mechanic.

Should I do this service when it's recommended?
    The financial benefit of rotating tires is that you'll increase the useful life of the tire. Instead, you can ask your mechanic to rotate your tires when they're already off your car for another service, such as a brake repair. they may do it for Less.

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660 E. Main St. Wellington Utah
(435) 637-5337

       - Next to Post Office
- North of Moab

                                          - South of Price, Helper, Salt Lake City Utah

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TIRES

CARS caries all kind of tires for winter and summer.
If you find your in need.

We:  mount and balance
ALSO - Alignments

Stop on by CARS = Complete Auto Repair Service
660 E. Main St. Wellington Utah

North of Moab,  South of Price, Helper, SLC, UT
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History of Veterans Day

World War I – known at the time as “The Great War” - officially ended when the Treaty of Versailles was signed on June 28, 1919, in the Palace of Versailles outside the town of Versailles, France. However, fighting ceased seven months earlier when an armistice, or temporary cessation of hostilities, between the Allied nations and Germany went into effect on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month. For that reason, November 11, 1918, is generally regarded as the end of “the war to end all wars.”

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Open June 20, 2022

The Holidays are almost here !

How about a few ideas for your Son, Daughter, Dad, Mom, Grandma or Pa. Well you get the idea.

We can help with an oil change, new brakes, new belts and hose, wiper blades. But I know, you say that isn't very exciting.

How about a new sound with some new mufflers and tail pipes.

Maybe new Head lights! We have some fancy ones you might like.

Has Mom  always wanted a lift  or a winch on that Jeep of hers!  We can help with that too.

Well, stop on by and we can talk and figure something out that you might like to get for a gift for someone.

 Happy Shopping from C.A.R.S. = Complete Auto Repair Service
660 E. Main St.  Wellington Utah 84542 
www.carsbellingham.com 
Hwy 191  /  6        Next to Post Office

 North of Moab  / South Price, Helper, Salt Lake City Utah

(435)  637-5337
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CARS Preventative  Care
What's in a service check up?

If you're interested in extending the life of your vehicle as much as possible and keeping more cash in your pocket, it's wise to perform preventative care items such as oil changes and tune-ups. But what exactly is a tune-up these days?

During  tune-up = Automobiles have become increasingly dependent on computers to run most or all of their systems such as ignition, engine performance, fuel injection and electronics.  A reputable mechanic will want to scan the computer for any codes that may indicate an error and check the ignition system. 

 Present-day tune-up at CARS should include an inspection of the vehicle’s spark plugs to see if they need to be replaced. The same goes for the spark plug wires. The vehicle’s air filter and fuel filter should also be inspected and replaced if necessary. 

For most vehicles, these preventative care tune-ups and inspections should start at about 60,000 miles and then be checked again at 30,000- 50,000 mile intervals thereafter. ( depends on newness of car and type of driving, ask you Mechanic ) This is a big change from older, more mechanically driven cars that required technicians to change the points and distributor cap as well as adjusting the carburetor, ignition point settings and timing every few thousand miles. The reliance on computers to monitor these automotive systems has now required technicians to be proficient computer software and scanning machines in order to diagnose issues. 

Something to be aware of also, is that if you are experiencing a performance problem like chugging or slow acceleration, it may not be related to a need for a tune-up, but a symptom of the emissions system, such as a blocked catalytic convertor, or the fuel delivery system, such as a clogged fuel injector. Take it to CARS = Complete Auto Repair Service and describe the problem so they can diagnose what the car needs. 

One final note for drivers, is to be aware that when you visit CARS  repair shop and request a tune-up, this does not necessarily include an oil change or other fluid changes.  Oil changes should be done more frequently than tune-ups,  but that schedule is being extended as well to about every 5,000 to 7,500 miles ( check your manual ) - depending on the vehicle, engine size and driving - due to cleaner running engines and synthetically blended oils. Keep track of your mileage and consult with you mechanic, don't necessarily rely on the change oil light on the dash.

In any case, be sure to get an estimate for all work that is suggested and that you understand why the technician is recommending it. Working together with your trusted Mechanic, you can be reassured that you are safe on the road and keep your car running trouble-free!

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(435) 637-5337
www.carsbellingham.com
660 E Main St. Wellington Utah  84542  / Carbon County
Hwy 191  / 6       Next to Post Office
North of Moab   /   South of Price , Helper,  Salt Lake City Utah

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CARS Complete Auto Repair Gift Idea's

We are now headed into the Holiday Season 

October is a good month to start thinking about what you would like to do for Holiday Gifts.

Please keep us in mind when thinking of gifts for this season. to Shop Local .

We have many options when thinking of gift to keep your loved one's safe this year and next as well as fun options for your Automobile. Why not stop by C.A.R.S = Complete Auto Repair Service and lets talk about what you could get for Gifts for that special person in your life.

How about some Oil Changes, Wiper Blades, Brakes, Tires, Alignment, or Maybe a New Muffler Set UP ! How about some New Headlights.  We can equip your 4 x 4 with winch, straps, hooks, bar light LED's  and more...

When it comes to Car Repair near Price, Helper, Carbon County Utah  we offer a lot. Stop by and let's put our heads together for some great Gift Idea's for you. Thank you for shopping Local this year, what a great old, new tradition.
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Hwy 191   /  6       Next to Post Office
North of Moab   /  South of Price,  Helper,  Salt Lake City Utah

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Rejuvenate Worn Wiper Blades

Nothing wears windshield wipers down faster than accumulated winter grime. The Mud and salt leave streaks that make it hard to see. An easy remedy is to pour a bit of rubbing alcohol onto a cloth or rag and use it to clean the wiper blade edges.  Now the old timers used to use tabaco bags.  

The solvents in the alcohol dissolve the dirt so your blades will make a clean sweep.
To prolong the  wiper blades, don't tug  them free from the windshield on cold mornings and don't switch them on to help scrape away the ice and frost. ( both of these tare or otherwise damage the rubber blade.  If you can put a sock on them. 

You might try 1 part vinegar to 4 parts water in a spray bottle to help break up the ice on the window.  Scrape the Window.  Let it clear off from the heat in the car. Park in the sun.

Choose the right blade for you make and model of Vehicle.

Enjoy your Winter

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Headlights

Maybe you just need brighter lights so you can see when your off road better. Try the new LED lights.  These lights last longer and draw much less energy.

Ambiance is the word when it come to camping and we have the light to help you with that. Awning lights are the easiest way to light up your RV at night. Maybe you just need some light to see where your going to get back from the campfire when your camping we have that too.  

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660 E. Main St. Wellington Utah
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Hwy 191 / 6        Next to Post Office
North of Moab
South of Price, Helper,  Ogden Utah

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The rain is here.

Come by for our Fall special!

LOF, New pair of wipers and a windshield treatment!!

Belts, hoses and tires inspected too!

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Winterize you CARS

Out Smart the ice and snow

1) DE-ICE LOCKS

     Hand sanitizer gel  - In a pinch The simple fix for a frozen - shut car lock.  Squirt hand sanitizer onto your key, pump the key in and out of the lock, then slowly - without forcing it - try turning the key.  Repeat until it opens.  This works because hand sanitizer is at least 60% alcohol.  Alcohol has a lower freezing point than water." according to Michael Calkins of AAA.  Since the alcohol strips away the oils, make sure you spray with some WD-40 after doing this to rubricate the lock and keep it from refreezing.  You can also heat the key with a match.

2) Keep windows clean
     Shaving Cream - It has a lot of the same ingredients as commercial de-foggers. Just spray a layer on the inside of your windows and wipe it clean.

3) Prevent Frost
     Cat Litter - Just leave it in your car overnight. The litter will absorb moisture (and odor!).  This also works good for traction in the snow under the tires!  Cardboard also works fro traction.

4)  All around good Item
     Socks - Used for wiping windows,.  Put over shoes for traction when pushing car.  *Gloves, to keep kitty liter in to keep car dry.  *Keep your to put over feet make sure you keep them warm and dry if you get stuck.

 tip: Don't leave open containers of liquid or water in your car overnight, those will evaporate and turn into fog or frost.

Enjoy your Winter Month's
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Hwy 191 / 6      Next to Post Office
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The Story of:  Oxygen Sensor
 And
 What it Does

Oxygen Sensors measure the amount of oxygen in the exhaust gases and send a signal to the Engine Control Unit (ECU). The ECU monitors the signal and accordingly adjusts the amount of fuel entering the engine, keeping the air-fuel ratio closer to stoichiometric ratio. Thus, an Oxygen Sensor optimizes the performance and fuel efficiency and minimizes emissions.

High oxygen content in the exhaust gas indicates a lean mixture which affects performance and causes problems like knocking, misfire and may also damage the engine. Low oxygen content indicates a rich mixture which causes excess emissions and reduces the fuel economy.

 How many Oxygen Sensors are there in my vehicle and where they are located?

The number of oxygen sensor depends on the car make, model and mainly on the size and type of the engine. It also depends on the type of the OBD sensor: OBD-I or OBD-II.

In most cases, there are two oxygen sensors in a four cylinder engine. One is located on the exhaust manifold before the catalytic converter and another is located after the catalytic converter on the exhaust pipe. In V6 or V8 engines there are four oxygen sensors, two O2 sensors are located before catalytic converter on each cylinder bank and other two O2 sensors are located after catalytic converter on respective banks.

How Does the Oxygen Sensor Work?

 An Oxygen sensor is installed in such a way that one of its surfaces is in contact with the exhaust gas flow and another surface with the outside air. Oxygen sensors do not measure the concentration of the oxygen gas in the exhaust gas, but measure the difference between the amount of oxygen in the exhaust and in outside air.

 Based on the oxygen quantity in exhaust gases, voltage signals are provided constantly to the ECU so that it can maintain a stoichiometric air fuel ratio by regulating the fuel injection.

 What are Upstream Oxygen Sensors and Downstream Oxygen Sensors?

 The upstream oxygen sensor is located right before the catalytic converter. It is installed in the exhaust manifold or in the exhaust pipe near the engine. The role of the upstream oxygen sensor is to optimize the air-fuel ratio entering the engine. There can be one or two oxygen sensors depending on the number of cylinders.

 Upstream monitors the oxygen gas in the exhaust gas and provides a signal to the ECU whether the mixture is weak or rich. When there is a high level of oxygen in the exhaust gas, ECU assumes that the air-fuel mixture is lean - so it adds more fuel to the engine. And when there is low oxygen in the in the exhaust, the ECU assumes that the air-fuel mixture is rich and it reduces the fuel supply accordingly.

 The downstream oxygen sensor is located in the exhaust pipe after the catalytic converter. The role of the downstream oxygen sensor is to monitor the working and efficiency of the catalytic converter. There may be one or two oxygen sensors depending on the number of cylinders.

 The ECU compares the signal from upstream and downstream sensors. If the catalytic convertor is working properly, the amount of oxygen after the catalytic converter should be near to the specified constant value.

 If the signal from the downstream sensor varies from the constant value, this tells you that the catalytic converter is not working properly. Hence, the ECU switch on the ‘CHECK ENGINE’ light on the dash.

 Why and How Often should I change my Oxygen Sensor?

 Oxygen sensors play an important role in both fuel efficiency and engine performance. If Oxygen Sensors are not performing well, it leads to lowered performance of the engine and poor fuel efficiency which ultimately decreases your vehicle's driveability. Hence, it is of utmost importance to keep the Oxygen Sensors up to the mark for the longevity of your vehicle and to receive efficient performance from it.

 Every vehicle manufacturer has different recommendations on how often the oxygen sensor should be changed. It is specified at the beginning in terms of mileage or time period depending upon expected day to day use of the vehicle. However, it is strongly advised to get it checked at regular intervals as it depends upon gas-containment, as well as local weather.

 How do I know that my Oxygen Sensor is not working properly?

 There is no particular symptom that indicates malfunctioning of Oxygen Sensors.One case would be drastic decrease of fuel economy or mileage.   Also, you need to check your Oxygen Sensors if the engine is not responding quickly or showing less power while running. Other reasons may include engine hesitation, engine stalling, increased exhaust emission, rough idling and engine pinning.

 What are possible causes of Oxygen sensors to be damaged?

 Your car's Oxygen Sensor can get damaged from the following

■By incorrect use of silicone gasket sealers.

■Oil deposits on the outer surface.

■By Antifreeze

■If the engine runs on a rich air-fuel mixture for a long time

■By natural aging or accident shocks.

 We carry oxygen sensors of many brands. 

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660 E. Main St.  Wellington UT  84542  / Carbon county
Hwy 191 / 6    Next to Post Office

(435) 637-5337
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North of Moab  /  South of Pirce, Helper,  Salt Lake City Utah

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Mufflers and Exhaust for you off Road Jeep

Nothing sets a power purist’s hair standing on end like the throaty rumble of a performance exhaust system. Low and intimidating under idle, booming and ferocious at full bore—it’s the voice of your engine warning slowpokes to step aside. But with tons of options to sift through, finding the right aftermarket exhaust system for your car, truck or SUV can leave some people speechless.

Performance Exhaust vs. Factory Exhaust

• The mufflers used in your factory exhaust system are designed to provide quiet operation by sacrificing some exhaust flow. High performance exhaust systems on the other hand, use mufflers with less flow-restricting chambers and baffles in them
• Performance exhaust systems use mandrel bent tubing. This eliminates the restrictive bends commonly found in OEM exhaust systems by mechanically forcing the tubing to retain its round profile around bends. This results in greatly improved exhaust flow
• By using mandrel bent tubing and free flowing mufflers, performance exhaust systems increase horsepower, torque and if you can resist using the extra power, fuel economy
• If you want your ride to have a powerful tone, a performance exhaust system is the best way to get it. That’s because unlike your near-silent OEM mufflers, the mufflers that come in performance exhaust systems are generally engineered to produce a race-inspired rumble
• Some vehicles are stuck with a plain-looking muffler hanging under the rear bumper. So to improve your ride’s rear-styling, many of our exhaust systems replace your ugly OEM muffler with a beautiful performance Muffler that’s fitted with a polished tip.

There are may kinds of Exhaust

Dual exhaust or single? Side-exit tailpipes or rear? Aluminized steel or stainless? There are lots of factors to consider when picking an exhaust. Fortunately, we have answers.  Come on in to CARS = Complete Auto Repair Service and we can help you pick out what you want. 

660 E Main St.  Wellington Utah  84542  /  Carbon County
Hwy 191 / 6   Next to Post Office
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