Posted on 12/16/2020

Many people might assume that a smaller local automotive repair shop like Fox Run Auto doesn't have the same technology or resources as the car dealerships. That assumption would be wrong. We actually utilize some truly state-of-the-art technology every day at our shop. Through these precise and advanced tools, we are able to enhance the capabilities of our experienced ASE Certified automotive technicians. The Best of Both Worlds At Fox Run Auto, we bring you the best of both worlds. We use high-tech equipment AND practical knowledge that can only come from years of experience working on vehicles of all shapes and sizes. Today's cars, trucks and SUVs are extremely advanced with intricate computer systems and electronic components. This is where the modern ... read more
Posted on 12/9/2020

When your car, truck or SUV is due for an oil change, you should never wait too long. Most modern vehicles will let you know precisely when service is needed. On older vehicles, you may just have to watch the mileage or check the calendar (usually every 3-6 months, depending on how often your vehicle requires service). If you are a Fox Run Auto customer, we'll gladly set you up on a regular maintenance plan with reminders when certain services are due. Here are some of the signs that will let you know when your vehicle is due for an oil change: 1. Low Oil Level Almost all vehicles make it very easy to get under the hood and manually check your oil. Pull out the dipstick and wipe it clean before sticking it back in. On the second check, the first thing you will want to look at is the fluid level. If it is too low, you may be due for ... read more
Posted on 12/2/2020

Peter has been a loyal customer of Fox Run Auto for almost two years. He drives a 2002 Lincoln, and he knows he can always count on the guys at our shop for honest advice and quality repair/maintenance work on his car. Recently, Peter was nice enough to post an online review of Fox Run Auto. Here's what he had to say: "I've been going to Fox Run Auto for almost 2 years now," Peter writes. "Each time I go there I'm greeted and given estimates on my repairs for my '02 Lincoln. Yesterday, I had the experience to test their customer service skills and I will point out that one of the Mikes went above and beyond to ensure my vehicle was working correctly." We always love a good challenge at Fox Run Auto. It takes a lot to stump our service team or our auto repair techn ... read more
Posted on 11/25/2020

2020 has been a strange and challenging year, to say the very least. Now, Thanksgiving is upon us and most of us just can't celebrate how we normally would with big family dinners. It's time to get creative once again in order to stay connected with the people you care about most, while enjoying a safe and happy holiday season. It will a different experience for sure. Taking the Time to Be Thankful Even if Thanksgiving will be a little unusual this year, we can still take the time to be thankful for what we do have. This year more than ever, we need to be grateful for our friends, our family and our co-workers. At Fox Run Auto, we have plenty to be thankful for. We were very fortunate to be considered an "essential business" and be allowed to stay open throughout the year. We've had to adapt to new safety and sanitization protocols, and it hasn't always been easy. Yet, we ... read more
Posted on 11/18/2020
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Vehicle inspections are very important to what we do at Fox Run Auto. They allow our technicians and diagnosticians to identify potential automotive problems for our customers. They enable us to provide more accurate repair recommendations and price estimates. Above all else, they ensure we are able to get the job done right by eliminating guesswork. Determining the Specific Problem(s) If you call an automotive shop and they give you a quote over the phone, they really are just guessing what work needs to be done based on what you are able to tell them. You think you might have transmission problems, but perhaps it's really an engine issue and the shop won't know that until they actually see the vehicle in person and can determine the specific damage. I ... read more