BEAR AUTO REPAIR

Kathy is a repeat customer of Fox Run Auto. She regularly comes to our shop to take care of all her routine vehicle maintenance needs, as well as the occasional repair. Kathy knows she can count on the Fox Run Auto team to give her straight answers, while also providing friendly and professional customer service. She recently took the time to share her feedback in an online review. "Service, customer service, people, facility, and loaner car—as usual, ALL exceeded my expectations," Kathy writes. We understand that dealing with automotive problems can be stressful. Even if it's just routine preventative maintenance like an oil change or brake service, we know it can be an inconvenience. This is why the team at Fox Run Auto does everything we can to make your experience as p ... read more

As we talked about in last week's blog post, a lot of people are getting back on the road this summer. Life is starting to return back to normal with people taking road trips or just returning to their offices. You may not have not driven much in the past year, but that also means you may not have done much maintenance to your vehicle(s). Automotive Maintenance: Mileage vs. Time Some people think of routine maintenance as only a mileage-based task. You get your oil changed and tires rotated every 5,000-6,000 miles. You didn't put as many miles on your car, so there hasn't been a need for maintenance. Unfortunately, time can also take its toll on certain vehicle parts. If your car has just been sitting around and gathering dust the past 14 months, it will likely require some maintenance. Fluids can ... read more

Many of our customers are hitting the road again after not driving as much in the past year. Some are going back to work. Some are going on vacation. We're all just excited to start returning to life back to normal! If you haven't driven your vehicle for awhile or are getting ready for a summer road trip, you will want to get your oil changed and have your car looked over before you get too far. Bring it into Fox Run Auto for all your automotive inspection and maintenance service needs. Even if you haven't put much mileage on your vehicle(s), plenty can happen to the fluids, seals and mechanical systems when just sitting there. You want to get everything checked out by a professional mechanic. We're talking oil, tires, battery, brakes, wheel alignment and everything you need to stay safe on the road.  Fox Run Auto is offering the following specials to get you back on the road again ... read more

We really appreciate when one of our customers takes the time to post a review online. Whether it's on Google, Facebook, Yelp, our website's Reviews page or any other platform, we read every single one of them we see. Customer reviews help tell our team how we're doing and keep us motivated to provide the best service we can. We wanted to compile some great recent reviews and share them here: "A top-notch business," says Dan. "The team at Fox Run is reliable and professional. Being able to take our cars to people we trust is a huge blessing. Mike and his team provide exactly that. Highly recommended.""Very helpful service regardless of the fix," adds AJ. "Will always come back."&qu ... read more

Worn-out shocks and struts are not as obvious as a flat tire or wheel. They wear out gradually, which is why it is crucial to know the signs to look out for. What Are Shocks and Struts? Shocks and struts are part of the suspension system, which stabilizes your car, enhancing control as you turn, accelerate, brake, or drive over uneven surfaces. While they both have similar functions, they are pretty different. Shocks are independent components, while struts combine other features and shocks to make a single strong unit. Most vehicles can do fine with either one of the two or a combination of the two. Given that shocks and struts wear out gradually, here are the symptoms that indicate they are worn and need to get replaced. Bumpy Ride Shocks and struts control the movement of coil springs, preventing the wheels from moving up and down too much. If the shocks or struts are worn out, the tires become unstable, resulting in a bumpy ride. If you feel that you cannot control your car a ... read more