BEAR AUTO REPAIR

Mary Jo is a longtime customer of Fox Run Auto. She knows she can always count on our service team to treat her right. She has special needs, and we're always happy to help make her automotive service visits as comfortable and convenient as possible. "My recent experience with Fox Run Auto was both personal and professional," Mary Jo says. "I was treated very well in a potentially difficult situation, especially since I'm physically handicapped." At Fox Run Auto, we understand that no two customers are the same and every vehicle has its unique auto care needs. That's why we personalize our service to meet your specific needs. We can work on just about any type of vehicle and we'll always do our best to accommodate any special needs or requests you have.  It's never a bad idea to ... read more

If you are bringing your car to a new mechanic or auto repair shop, you want to make sure you and your car are in good hands. Never be afraid to ask some questions before handing your keys over. Here are some of the best questions to ask to make sure they are the best auto repair option for you: 1. What Are Your Credentials? Ask about their credentials and certifications. For example, Fox Run Auto is an AAA-certified roadside assistance and auto repair service provider for the Mid-Atlantic region. Our automotive technicians are also ASE-certified with specialized accreditations in various aspects of auto repair. 2. How Much Does the Inspection Cost? Some shops and dealerships will charge you a fee to have your vehicle inspected, even if you already know what the problem is. They may roll this fee into the overall repair cost if you proceed with recommended services.  ... read more

The summer break is almost over and it's time to get the kids back to school soon. While you are out shopping for new backpacks, clothes and other supplies, you should also be thinking about your family car. When is the last time you had maintenance done? Did you take any big road trips this summer? Is your vehicle ready for the fall and winter seasons? Now is the perfect time to take care of your family car as we transition from the summer months into the regular school year. You may be overdue for an oil change or some new tires. Perhaps your brake pads are a bit worn and need replacing. Here are some other often-overlooked services to consider: Fluid Check and Top-Off The hot summer months can really take a toll on your automotive fluids. It's always smart to get your ... read more

Fueling up at the gas station is a routine task we perform regularly, but have you ever wondered how the gas pump knows when to stop dispensing fuel, preventing overfilling? The answer lies in a clever device known as the automatic shut-off valve. In this blog, we'll delve into the mechanism behind this ingenious feature and explore how it ensures a safe and efficient fueling process. The Automatic Shut-Off Valve The automatic shut-off valve is a critical component built into modern gas pumps. Its primary function is to detect when the fuel tank is full and automatically stop the flow of gasoline. This valve relies on two main mechanisms to determine when to shut off: Pressure As fuel flows into the gas tank, it creates pressure within the tank. The automatic shut-off valve is designed with a small tube that extends into the gas tank, allowing fuel to flow through it. As the fuel level rises and reaches the top of the tube, the pressure builds u ... read more

Thomas drives an Acura that is over 20 years old. He loves his car and he has taken good care of it over the years, which is why it is still reliable for him. A key part of his success if making sure that routine maintenance is always performed when recommended. And when it comes to maintenance services, Fox Run Auto is a name he always knows he can trust. "What a great company," Thomas says. "Had the brakes done and the oil changed, along with some other work, and my 22-year old Acura runs like a top." You really can get a long life out of a car and truck as long as you take care of the necessary services from time to time. Of course, oil changes are needed the most often—especially in older cars that may require shorter intervals between ser ... read more