Leo's Auto Body

Did you know that the "check engine" light in your car can be triggered by something as simple as a loose gas cap? 🚗🔧

Myth: The "check engine" light always means a major, expensive problem.
Fact: While the "check engine" light can indicate serious issues, it can also be triggered by minor problems like a loose or damaged gas cap. This can cause a drop in fuel pressure, leading to decreased fuel efficiency and increased emissions.

Next time your "check engine" light comes on, don't panic! Check your gas cap first. If it's loose, tighten it and see if the light goes off after a few drives. If the light remains on, it might be time to visit your mechanic for a more thorough diagnosis.

While other shops make you wait 6-8 weeks, we have openings to get your repairs scheduled asap.

Leo says last weekend's Chelsea Hutchison STOMP event was a success. Many families from all over walked together with lanterns to shine a light on and raise awareness about epilepsy and SUDEP.

Our auto repair shop is proud to support epilepsy awareness, and we encourage our community to visit the Chelsea Hutchison Foundation website to learn more about how they can help support epilepsy awareness and research and consider donating. Together, we can make a difference and show our support for those living with epilepsy 💜

Is hail damage putting a dent in your day, and the thought of dealing with insurance feels like another storm brewing?

Say no more!

We've got your back with hassle-free hail repair services that include expert insurance assistance. Kickstart the repair process by scheduling a free auto body estimate.

While other shops make you wait 6-8 weeks, we have openings to get your repairs scheduled asap.

Your car's air conditioning system is a marvel of modern engineering. It not only lowers the temperature inside your vehicle but also plays a crucial role in reducing humidity for enhanced comfort.

When you turn on your car’s air conditioning, you're telling the system of components to create pressure to make the refrigerant's temperature less than the temp of the surrounding air. This way, heat and moisture can be extracted from the air.

The refrigerant is pressurized and turned into a supercooled liquid by your compressor; the supercooled refrigerant then absorbs the heat and moisture from the air inside your car, leaving you feeling cool and refreshed.

If you're vehicle's AC is having issues this year, schedule an appointment with us to stay sweat-free this summer. 303-761-6280