Sooner or later, it happens. You’re driving along, minding your own business, Suddenly, there’s a thump and a thud. The vehicle dies. Time to call an expert auto repair shop; make an appointment and get the vehicle into the shop.
Vehicles are complex machines. Literally thousands of things can go wrong. Some small, some big. From windshield wipers to exhaust systems, from brakes to transmissions, from a horn that no longer blares to that controlling computer system that goes berserk.
Most people settle in on a favorite auto repair shop. They tend to get to know the garage people, trust them, and stick with them for years. But sometimes, it’s time to change. Maybe the guy who knew everything about your vehicle is no longer there. Time to check into a new place.
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Bill Tronco at Keller’s Auto is the man all the customers know. Because they bring him their vehicle problems, and they trust him to solve the issues. He and his garage people get the vehicle back in tip-top shape.
Keller’s Auto & Tire is located at 47 E. Main in Flemington. It’s been here since 1990.
“We’re a premium auto repair service in Flemington,” says Bill. “We treat our auto repair professionals well because we value their skill and can-do attitude.”
Small wonder that Keller’s is the place customers return again and again with their domestic and foreign cars.
What brings customers to Keller’s can be that pesky check engine light needs to be resolved, or it might be that your vehicle needs a complete tune up. Maybe you need brake repair, shocks and struts repair, chassis and suspension repair. Need new tires? Check the fluids? NJ emissions inspection?
When that check engine light comes on, it can indicate a variety of problems. You might need a simple hose or belt replacement. Or it might mean your radiator is shot or the water pump needs to be replaced.
A specialty with the professionals at Keller’s Auto is heating and air conditioner repair.
Another is electrical system diagnostic and repair — including not only the starter and alternator, but the power locks, antenna, steering, windows, and more. Plus “excellent transmission service provided by Keller’s highly qualified technicians.”
And what are the vehicles serviced? Just about any domestic or foreign made vehicle — see the list on the website. Bill Tronco has two customers with Teslas who come in for service. Keller’s is open Monday to Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Closed Sundays. There is a courtesy shuttle if needed.
For more infomation and to make an appointment, call Bill Tronco at 908-386-4068. And visit the website at Kellersllc.com for lots more information.
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Russell Crosby “developed a love for cars at a young age, buying and dismantling his first truck at age 10.” Thus this man begins his story and the adventure that has lasted his lifetime.
Russ’s Wrench is located at 154 Center St. in Clinton. One of his specialties in recent years has been servicing area emergency vehicles. In addition to general maintenance, he has installed emergency equipment and lighting, lettering and decaling, large diesel engines, and programming and installation of electronic equipment.
This is one of a handful of auto shops in western New Jersey that has the requisite equipment and expertise to handle advanced programming and installation of electronic equipment in vehicles. In addition to handling emergency vehicles, Russ brings this expertise to your domestic or foreign car.
Check engine light come on? Russ’s Wrench can trace down the problem — and fix it. A free loaner car can be provided if the customer requests it.
From brakes and shocks to replacing your hybrid battery, from exhaust systems to full scheduled maintenance to transmissions and replacement engines, this shop handles the problems.
Right now, a good reason to stop in and check out this operation is the Marine Corps Toys For Tots program. Donate a toy between Dec. 9 and 13 at Russ’s Wrench. The Marine Corps will pick up the toys and distribute.
Russ’s Wrench is open Monday to Friday, 8 to 5. Call 908-323-2570 for an appointment. And visit RussellsWrench.com.
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Many additional auto repair shops are in the area. They come in all sizes and capabilities. To home in on the shops located near you, do a Google search. Simply type in auto repair, your town, and take it from there.
If you are new to the area, you might want to get familiar with an operation before attending to a major problem. Stop by a place and have them replace wiper blades or light bulbs. You’ll know right away whether or not you want to have a bigger relationship.
Al Warr may be reached at 610-253-0432 or [email protected].
