Address: 2034 Saw Mill River Rd, Yorktown Heights, NY 10598, USA
Phone: +19149627170
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8AM–5PM
Tuesday: 8AM–5PM
Wednesday: 8AM–5PM
Thursday: 8AM–5PM
Friday: 8AM–5PM
Saturday: Closed
Dave Lauth
Ron took the time to explain everything he did in great detail, answered all my questions and was very friendly at the same time. If you are in the Yorktown area looking for a great, friendly and honest mechanic look no further then Autobahn car repair you will not be disappointed!!!!
Chris Long
Ron it's truly one of the best if not the best auto technicians I've ever had to deal with in my 45 years of driving..... He's honest, thoroughly looks over the car, and only performs what is needed to keep it in optimal running condition. I highly recommend this shop and Ron for all of your auto repair needs!
George Lucciola
I use Autobahn for all four of my cars. From my new 2020 to my older models. The owner, Ron, has always been fair and honest with me. He does great work with special attention to detail. I highly recommend them.
Brian Park
Great service. Ron helped me to diagnose my car issue on my AC and spent a considerable amount of time explaining the problem. He seems to actually care and didn’t once get inpatient trying to explain even though I didn’t know anything about the AC. He wants to get the job done right and not do or recommend any unnecessary fixes, I really appreciated that. Would recommend anyone to come to him to work on their car!
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hat is Power Steering (PS) what does it do, do I need it and does it require service? Power Steering adds assisted steering to reduce effort required to turn the steering wheel. Most Power Steering System equipped vehicles have a fluid pump (PS Pump) driven by a belt off of the engine pulleys by a belt. Fluid is stored in a reservoir which supplies the pump sometimes reservoir is attached to pump and sometimes is separate. The pump pressurizes the fluid and pumps it through a high pressure hose to the PS equipped steering box or rack and pinion to help assist in turning the wheels. Then there is a hose which returns the fluid to the reservoir container. Many of today’s vehicles are being equipped with electric assisted steering. One type uses an electric motor to drive a fluid pump as described above eliminating the belt, another type has a motor built into a rack and pinion which directly turns the input steering shaft aiding in turning the wheels.
What are carbon deposits? Carbon deposits are a naturally occurring event in today’s and yesteryear’s engines. The way carbon forms is after the engine shuts off, residual fuel vapors are left after the engine is shut off in the combustion chamber, in the intake and exhaust manifolds. They begin to stick to the walls of these parts. As the vapors dry, they build and solidify. These deposits continue absorbing fuel and vapors, continuing to adhere to these parts.
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