Car Diagnostic Testing in Austin, TX
Today’s vehicles are equipped with highly sophisticated electronic engine control systems. The computer receives information from a network of sensors and switches that tells your ignition, fuel and emission control systems what to do. At the first sign of any engine problems, such as rough running, low fuel economy, failure to pass an emissions test or dashboard warning lights, be sure to get service as soon as possible. By tapping into your vehicle’s computer our technicians can check a multitude of engine components:
- Ignition System
- Anti-lock Brake System (ABS)
- Restraint Systems
- Fuel injection System
- Emissions
- Electrical
Proudly Serving the Following Locations:
- South Lamar
- North Lamar
- Far West
- 290 West
- Southpark
- Slaughter
- Research
- Bee Cave – 12221 FM 2244
- Bee Cave II – 11711 RR 2244
- Lakeway
- Leander
- Georgetown
- Pflugerville
- Cedar Park – 501 N Bell Blvd
- Cedar Park II – 2620 E Whitestone Blvd
- Brushy Creek – 15909 Great Oaks Dr
- Brushy Creek II – 16350 RR 620
- Teravista
- Four Points
- Lake Creek
- McNeil
Frequently Asked Questions
With today’s vehicles being basically run by computers, if anything goes wrong an indicator light will turn on. Take the vehicle to your mechanic when the light comes on. Make sure you have a qualified, certified mechanic that you know and trust or bring it to your local Lamb’s Tire location.
If you are a do-it-yourselfer, you can get many diagnostic supplies at your local mechanic shop. However, the ASE-Certified technicans at your neighborhood Lamb’s Tire will help you with any questions you may have. For most new cars it is necessary to have state of the art diagnostic equipment and trained technicians to decipher the root cause of your car engine’s issues.
Most cars have a Check Engine light that turns on, but even this light does not indicate exactly what the problem is. The easiest way to find out is to have your mechanic run an engine diagnostics test on your vehicle.
