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In certain states, routine state inspections assessments are mandated for automobiles and trucks. At Ace Auto Center Express, our team is not only well-equipped but also trained to execute these inspections. Our skilled technicians can also perform comprehensive multi-point inspections on your vehicles as required.
VA State Inspection Station
VA state inspection stations are privately owned establishments, certified by the government, that administer state inspections across VA. Ace Auto Center Express is recognized as an VA state inspection station. If you require a state inspection, we invite you to visit our auto shop or contact us at 434-227-5973.
A rough idle describes a vehicle’s engine with spark plugs that are not firing correctly when the vehicle is in park, with no gas applied. Most vehicles idle between 600 and 1,200 RPM and should hold their idle speed consistently.
Not every exhaust will fit every car. Compatibility isn’t just about car make and model; engine specs, optional extras, and even trim levels can influence the fit. Make sure you consider not just the make and model, but also engine details, fancy extras, and even trim levels before getting your heart set on a shiny new system.
The most common reason for thick smoke coming out of your car’s exhaust pipe is the fuel to air ratio in your engine is too rich. This means that the fuel injectors are either adding too much fuel or that the intake valves aren’t letting enough air in. This is caused by a cracked or leaking fuel injector, a failing O2 sensor, or air filter that needs replacing.
A bad catalytic converter can increase your car’s exhaust emissions, but it does not prevent you from driving. At Ace Auto Center Express we know this is true. A clogged catalytic converter will eventually affect the performance of your vehicle in Charlottesville, Scottsville, Keswick and . Exhaust gases will not escape easily and create an increase in exhaust gas pressure. The buildup in pressure can lead to high-cost repair bills in the future.
Not every exhaust will fit every car. Compatibility isn’t just about car make and model; engine specs, optional extras, and even trim levels can influence the fit. Make sure you consider not just the make and model, but also engine details, fancy extras, and even trim levels before getting your heart set on a shiny new system.
The most common reason for thick smoke coming out of your car’s exhaust pipe is the fuel to air ratio in your engine is too rich. This means that the fuel injectors are either adding too much fuel or that the intake valves aren’t letting enough air in. This is caused by a cracked or leaking fuel injector, a failing O2 sensor, or air filter that needs replacing.
We have established longterm and stable partnerships with various clients thanks to our excellence in solving their automotive needs!
Awesome job Tim and Kate! Thanks for the help too Carlos
Excellent customer service and much kindness. They replaced my rear lights bulbs for free too =)
Appreciation for how well they kept me informed of what was being done and when my car would be ready.
