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Showing posts with label auto service. Show all posts
Friday, July 5, 2013
Estimate & Appointment Requests
We are celebrating America's birthday weekend with family, but you can still submit an estimate or appointment request for auto repair or service on our website anytime. Of course, you can always call us at 303-297-2886 and leave a voicemail for us, too! Use our 24 Hour Key Drop to drop your vehicle off this weekend. We will respond on Monday when we are back in the shop. Have a great weekend!
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Thursday, July 4, 2013
Happy 237th Birthday, America!
We’re off enjoying Independence Day with our family, but we’ll be back to serve our customers in our auto repair shop on Monday, July 8th. Until then, we hope you all get a chance to have fun with family and friends, check out fireworks, and maybe even enjoy a bbq. God Bless America!
Monday, December 24, 2012
Merry Christmas~Happy New Year 2013
It's been an awesome year at Mastermind Enterprises! This year we celebrated opening a larger auto repair shop location in Denver to better serve our customers and building new and current customer relationships. All of us here at Mastermind Enterprises thank you for being a part of our 10 years of success and counting and the 96 testimonials and counting! We can't wait to service your vehicles in 2013.
Best wishes for an inspired and blessing filled new year!
*We will be closed from December 24-January 1. We will return on January 2.* You may leave a message at 303-297-2886 or email us.*
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Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Does Your Car Make the Grade?
As the end of summer nears, students are getting ready to head back to school. Whether it’s driving to college or carpooling with other neighborhood families, a properly maintained car is the safest, most dependable way to go.
“When your passengers are your children and their classmates, making sure your car gets more than a passing grade is extra important,” said Rich White, executive director, Car Care Council. “A preventive maintenance check-up and having any repairs performed will give parents peace of mind as their children travel to and from school.”
To make sure your car gets high marks for safety and dependability, the Car Care Council recommends a 21st century tune-up be performed to make sure the following systems are in proper working order: battery, charging and starting; engine mechanical; power train control; fuel; ignition; and emissions.
In addition, the following items should be in peak condition for car pool season: tires and tire pressure; brakes; hoses and belts; air filters; wipers; exterior and interior lighting; and fluid levels, including engine oil, power steering, transmission, brake, windshield washer solvent and antifreeze/coolant.
The Car Care Council also suggests that all vehicles have a roadside emergency kit on-hand that includes items such as flares, a first aid kit, a tire-changing jack, a tire pressure gauge, jumper cables and a blanket. In addition, important telephone numbers should be stored in the glove box or cell phone in case of a breakdown or emergency.
Source: Car Care Council
“When your passengers are your children and their classmates, making sure your car gets more than a passing grade is extra important,” said Rich White, executive director, Car Care Council. “A preventive maintenance check-up and having any repairs performed will give parents peace of mind as their children travel to and from school.”
To make sure your car gets high marks for safety and dependability, the Car Care Council recommends a 21st century tune-up be performed to make sure the following systems are in proper working order: battery, charging and starting; engine mechanical; power train control; fuel; ignition; and emissions.
In addition, the following items should be in peak condition for car pool season: tires and tire pressure; brakes; hoses and belts; air filters; wipers; exterior and interior lighting; and fluid levels, including engine oil, power steering, transmission, brake, windshield washer solvent and antifreeze/coolant.
The Car Care Council also suggests that all vehicles have a roadside emergency kit on-hand that includes items such as flares, a first aid kit, a tire-changing jack, a tire pressure gauge, jumper cables and a blanket. In addition, important telephone numbers should be stored in the glove box or cell phone in case of a breakdown or emergency.
Source: Car Care Council
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