BEAR AUTO REPAIR

Owning a car is a responsibility. The health of your vehicle is not something you should just leave up to luck. This St. Patrick's Day, we're here to remind you to take care of your car, truck or SUV. This will help take any "bad luck" out of the equation, so you can have a safer and healthier vehicle that gets you where you need to go.  Regular Automotive Maintenance Probably the best thing you can do as a vehicle owner (or lessee) is to remember its routine maintenance needs. In our industry, we call it "preventative maintenance" and that's for good reason. Taking care of the vehicle's basic needs will help prevent major problems from happening. Some of the most important auto maintenance services include oil changes, tire rotations, brake services, cooling system services, transmission services, wheel alignments and fuel system services. Avoiding Automo ... read more

We're always happy to see new customers coming to Fox Run Auto for the first time. It's nice to meet new people and have the opportunity to turn them into loyal customers for life. We want our level of service to speak for itself. Today, we'll let a few new fans of Fox Run Auto speak on our behalf. Here are some recent reviews from first-time customers: "Fox Run Auto was super quick with my battery replacement, and informed me why I actually need it replaced which I appreciated," Ella says. "Very good customer service, I was in and out!""Very surprised and happy with the service," adds Kent." Personnel were polite. And service was completed quickly. I will now use this business for my auto repairs. Impressed with the whole experience." Communication is an important part of the way we do business. We a ... read more

If your vehicle is due for a DMV inspection in order to activate or renew your registration, you don't want to take any chances. Any major safety issues or a failed emissions test could significantly delay the approval process. You could be facing excess time and money as you deal with the repairs and then have to go through the inspections all over again.  DMV Pre-Inspection at Fox Run Auto This is why many customers throughout Northern Delaware schedule a DMV pre-inspection at Fox Run Auto before they bring a vehicle into the DMV for inspection. We have four state-certified emissions technicians on our staff, and we know exactly what the DMV inspectors will be looking for when it comes to your emissions/exhaust system, fuel system, cooling system, brake system and overall vehicle safety rat ... read more

The speedometer is used to inform the driver of the current speed the vehicle is traveling at. There are three types of speedometers: mechanical, electric, and mixed. The mechanical one can be distinguished by a physical pin that moves or a half-circle dial. Electric ones typically have a screen that displays either an imitated mechanical speedometer or the current speed in big numbers. And the mix can be a mechanical dial on a screen that can change depending on the driver's preference.  Dangers Of A Faulty Speedometer Whatever the speedometer type, it's one of the most important tools in a vehicle. If it malfunctions, the least we can say is that it's dangerous. Here are some of the dangers that a faulty speedometer can cause: False perception of speed - this can cause you to be part of or cause dangerous situations. Going above the speed limit - speed limits are there for a reason. The worst that can happen is getting into trouble with the authorities. Faulty s ... read more

If you notice any fluids leaking from under your car or truck, you should be concerned. Some fluid leaks may seem like no big deal at first, and they may not be early on. However, leaking fluid could lead to major problems if left ignored. You may not have enough healthy fluids running through vital automotive systems like the engine, transmission or cooling system. This can cause parts to seize up or fail, which could lead to major damage that will be expensive to repair. What Do Automotive Fluids Do? Different automotive fluids perform different functions throughout your vehicle. You have engine oil, transmission fluid, radiator coolant, A/C coolant, windshield wiper fluid, brake fluid and fuel. Some provide lubrication. Others provide cooling properties. Some are hydraulic fluids. And some perform multiple important functions within their particular automotive system. For example, a transmission fluid leak could lead to significant internal transmission dama ... read more