Auto AC Recharge in
Madison Heights, MI
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Who Are We?
Madison Heights’ Top Auto AC Recharge Specialist
A fully functioning air conditioning system is important to your comfort. Sometimes when your AC system stops blowing cold air, it could be that it needs a recharge. But not every time!
That's where we come in. We'll inspect the entire air conditioning system in your vehicle to see if that is really the case. AC repair can be tricky because the problem could be other components like the evaporator, compressor, or even a wiring issue. We can provide car AC recharge in Madison Heights, MI but only if you need it.
Give us a call or book an appointment if your vehicle needs air conditioning service.
(With Coupon - Some Restrictions Apply)
What Does an AC Recharge Do For Your Vehicle?
Over time, your AC system may lose refrigerant due to leaks or through the passage of time, leading to reduced cooling performance in your vehicle. A recharge restores the optimal level of R134a refrigerant to your vehicle. Here are the steps involved for this service:
- Vacuum old refrigerant from the AC system.
- Add the required R134a refrigerant to models newer than 1994.
- Test for leaks and pressurize the AC
Signs Your Vehicle's AC May Need a Refrigerant Recharge
- Insufficient Cooling
- Longer Cooling Time
- Unusual Noises
- Frequent CyclingVisible Leaks
- Reduced Airflow
- Unpleasant Odors
- Warning Lights
Schedule an appointment for service if you notice these signs.
Our Other Auto AC Repair Services in Madison Heights MI
- Auto Evaporator Repair
- AC Electrical Diagnostics
- Auto Condenser Repair
- Heat Repair
Choose Us
Why Choose Us for Auto Repair in Madison Heights MI?
ASE & State-Certified Technicians
WiFi & Comfortable Waiting Area
Locally Owned & Operated
150 Years of Combined Automotive Experience
Water and Coffee Available
Complimentary Local Shuttle
Complimentary Loaner Vehicles
Seasonal and Holiday Specials & Coupons
3 Years/36k Mile Limited Warranty
Competitive Pricing
Reviews
What Our Customers Say About Us
"From the front desk to the mechanics. The service was outstanding from beginning to end."
Matthew K.
1 month ago
"Bill & Nick were professional, affordable, and quick. I'm grateful to have my service done by them!"
Joseph Toates
4 months ago
"Definitely one of the most professional and knowledgeable shops around. They took my car in the same day!"
Paul Mastromano
4 months ago
"From the front desk to the mechanics. The service was outstanding from beginning to end."
Matthew K.
1 month ago
"Bill & Nick were professional, affordable, and quick. I'm grateful to have my service done by them!"
Joseph Toates
4 months ago
"Definitely one of the most professional and knowledgeable shops around. They took my car in the same day!"
Paul Mastromano
4 months ago
Our Location
Our auto repair shop is located a 526 E. 14 Mile Rd, Madison Heights, MI 48071 .
We service cars and trucks of all makes and models. Our services include brakes, tires, batteries, and more. We guarantee our work.
Hours: Mon-Fri 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Closed: Saturday & Sunday
(With Coupon - Some Restrictions Apply)
Frequently Asked Questions
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Can a car lose Freon without a leak?
Over time, some refrigerants can slowly permeate through the materials of the hoses and seals in the AC system. While this is a gradual process, it can lead to reduced refrigerant levels without any visible signs of leakage from the AC.
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Is R12 Freon still available?
No, R12 Freon is not made any longer. Instead, R134a, which is a more efficient refrigerant has replaced R12. However, that doesn't mean you can simply put R12 refrigerant into any vehicle.
If your car or truck was made before 1994, and you can't find R12 Freon, then you'll have to convert your air conditioning to the new standard.
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Can You Buy Used R12 Freon?
Yes, you can purchase used R12 Freon. Used Freon can be cleaned to remove contaminants and used again in your air conditioning.
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How often should your car AC be recharged?
Most manufacturers recommend recharging your car's air conditioning (AC) system every one to two years as part of routine maintenance. This schedule helps maintain optimal performance but sometimes you may need it sooner.
If you notice signs of low refrigerant, such as warm air blowing from the vents or a significant decrease in cooling effectiveness, you may need to recharge it sooner.
