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Van Zeeland's Auto Care Centers

Engine and Exhaust System

Engine Repair
The transmission is the component of your vehicle that connects the engine to the wheels. The transmission is a crucial element for the performance and reliability of your vehicle, whether you drive a manual, automatic, or semi-automatic. The transmission helps the engine work more efficiently by making sure the output matches the speed and load conditions. The transmission reduces engine output speed and transmits torque through the differential, driveshaft, and wheels because engines operate at high rotational speeds. The transmission switches gears to influence the torque applied to the wheels, varying with the speed of the engine. The duties of transmission fluid vary depending on the type of transmission. The transmission fluid cools the transmission and protects it by lubricating the internal gears and preventing corrosion and rust. In a manual transmission, clutches and gear shifts provide engagement and disengagement, while in an automatic transmission, transmission fluid provides these same operational functions.

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BF Goodrich, Bridgestone, Michelin, Toyo, Uniroyal, Uniroyal Tire

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Brake Repair, Auto Engine Rebuilding, Auto Oil & Lube, Auto Repair & Service, Auto Transmission, Automobile Air Conditioning Equipment, Automobile Air Conditioning Equipment-Service & Repair, Automobile Diagnostic Service, Automobile Electric Service, Automobile Parts & Supplies, Automotive Tune Up Service, Battery Storage, Engine Rebuilding & Exchange, Mufflers & Exhaust Systems, Radiators Automotive Sales & Service, Tire Dealers, Towing, Wheel Alignment-Frame & Axle Servicing-Automotive, Wheels-Aligning & Balancing

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Van Zeeland's Auto Care Centers

Engine and Exhaust System

Engine Repair
The transmission is the component of your vehicle that connects the engine to the wheels. The transmission is a crucial element for the performance and reliability of your vehicle, whether you drive a manual, automatic, or semi-automatic. The transmission helps the engine work more efficiently by making sure the output matches the speed and load conditions. The transmission reduces engine output speed and transmits torque through the differential, driveshaft, and wheels because engines operate at high rotational speeds. The transmission switches gears to influence the torque applied to the wheels, varying with the speed of the engine. The duties of transmission fluid vary depending on the type of transmission. The transmission fluid cools the transmission and protects it by lubricating the internal gears and preventing corrosion and rust. In a manual transmission, clutches and gear shifts provide engagement and disengagement, while in an automatic transmission, transmission fluid provides these same operational functions.
Oil Change
As oil becomes saturated with contaminants over time, excess particles are left behind in the engine, where they can form deposits and cause significant wear to the engine. If oil becomes oversaturated, it will lose its lubrication and eventually lead to an overworking engine, excess heat, and engine failure. If your engine oil overheats, it can start to break down, which will change its viscosity and make it flow less smoothly. Dirty oil flowing slowly causes the engine to work harder and leads to increased engine wear. To keep your oil clean from contaminants, our service staff will inspect the oil filter during each oil change, and replace the oil filter. Regular lube and oil changes will help your engine run stronger and last longer. You can contact us online or call us today to book your next lube, oil, and filter change.
Engine Tune-Up
A motorist used to have to check a variety of parts, making engine tune-ups much more time consuming in the past. More used to be included in engine tune-ups, such as checking the distributor, cap, rotor, ignition contact points, condensers, carburetors, etc. A vehicle's electronic control unit now generally controls engine timing, so these items are no longer included in tune-ups. Although not as many parts need to be checked today, engine tune-ups still include the inspection of various components. Spark plugs and wires, oil and oil filters, and fuel filters are all included. To ensure your engine is running efficiently and reliably, you should have regular tune-ups. An engine tune-up can help prevent breakdowns and extend an automobile's life. This is why routine maintenance is so important: a well-tuned engine will help keep a vehicle operating at maximum performance levels.
Exhaust System Repair
The exhaust system, located on the underside of your vehicle, is responsible for collecting and directing harmful emissions away from the vehicle, reducing the amount of pollutants released into the environment, and minimizing engine exhaust noise and force. The exhaust system, composed of pipes and tubing, is designed to streamline vehicle operation while maximizing vehicle performance and efficiency. As a byproduct of the combustion process, engines produce dangerous gases. The exhaust manifold collects the emissions from the engine and funnels the gases through the front pipe to the catalytic converter. The converter transforms these harmful gases, such as carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons, and nitrogen oxide, into less harmful gases like oxygen, nitrogen, water vapor, and carbon dioxide. The engine creates noise which is cancelled out by the muffler. The muffler dissipates sound waves and the tailpipe releases the converted gases into the atmosphere.
Starter Repair
Alternator Repair
If your vehicle's engine is cranking slowly or the headlights are dim, there may be a problem with the starting and charging system. If the battery is not providing the electrical charge needed to start the rest of the electrical system, the car will not start. If a jump start doesn't revive your battery or the starting system, our staff may need to take a closer look at the other components of the starting and charging system to determine whether you need a starter replacement or alternator replacement. If any part of your vehicle's starting and charging system is not working properly, the whole system may not work. Allow our service staff to perform a starting and charging system check on your vehicle today if you experience problems with starting your vehicle or maintaining its power even after trying a jump start.
Engine Services
There are signs you can look for that indicate an engine repair service is needed, while regular engine maintenance will help ensure that your engine always performs at peak conditions. If you see the "check engine" or "service engine" light, you should take your car to a mechanic as soon as possible. A member of our service staff can usually access an On-Board Diagnostics System to find out what is wrong with your vehicle if it is having engine trouble. All of the following are signs that you should seek engine repairs or engine diagnostics to determine the full extent of your engine trouble: slow-cranking, rough idling, stalling, knocking, or pinging while accelerating. An impending engine tune-up or engine repair service may also be indicated by a decrease in gas mileage or a detectable loss of power during acceleration. Warning lights on the engine help alert drivers to minor issues before they become major repairs. If your engine's On-Board Diagnostics System detects a problem, be sure to follow up with our staff.
Engine Diagnostic
OBD, On-Board Diagnostics, is a system that was originally installed to monitor vehicle emissions, but it can also detect engine problems. OBD II systems became the standard in vehicles manufactured after 1996, with both OBD I and OBD II systems existing. The engine control unit (ECU) is connected to the OBD, which helps your engine run efficiently while keeping emissions low. The OBD can identify engine malfunctions and warn drivers by sending error notifications to the ECU system. The ECU is responsible for several engine processes, including the mixture of air and fuel, emissions, and engine timing. Sensors are used by the ECU to monitor or make adjustments. The "check engine" light on the dashboard is triggered if the ECU detects malfunctions. The system then records the code pertaining to the problem. A trained technician can access the code through engine diagnostic equipment to properly diagnose the issue.
Spark Plug Replacement
Emissions Inspection
Timing Belt/Chain Replacement
Fuel Injection Service/Repair
Your vehicle's fuel injectors are checked during a fuel injection. Small nozzles that spray a mist of fuel are located in the intake manifold of the engine and are called fuel injectors. Whenever you use the gas pedal, your throttle valve lets air into the engine, which then works with your fuel injectors. The fuel mist mixes with the air when the valve opens. The fuel and air mixture enters the combustion chamber, where it is ignited and powers the vehicle. Fuel injectors can become dirty over time. If your vehicle's injectors are clogged, it can negatively affect performance and gas mileage, as well as create dirty exhaust emissions. The fuel injector nozzles are especially susceptible to dirt and grime build-up from short trips. We advise you to keep watch over your fuel injectors and have them serviced as needed because a healthy fuel injection system is important for overall vehicle maintenance.
Muffler Repair and Replacement
Catalytic Converter Repair and Replacement

Transmission and Drivetrain

Transmission Service
While simultaneously regulating power and speed, manual transmissions allow drivers to shift between gears manually. The following sentence has a manual transmission, clutch, flywheel, gear selector fork, collars, gears, and shafts. The engine transmits power to the transmission through a shaft. The clutch is responsible for connecting the shaft to the transmission and disconnecting the shaft from the transmission. The gear selector fork is controlled by the stick shift when choosing gears. The gears and shafts route power from the engine to the transmission and drive wheels. The internal gears, shafts, bearings, and other components are cleaned by manual transmission fluid. The transmission's internal temperatures are regulated by the transmission fluid. A manual transmission service will ensure that your transmission fluid is clean and that the rest of the components are fit for operation.
Transmission Repair
If your vehicle's transmission is not working properly, it can cause problems with the performance of your vehicle. An impending transmission service may exhibit symptoms such as grinding gears, difficulty shifting, slipping out of gear, bucking, and hesitation. Excessive noise from your transmission is a sign of transmission problems, even if the transmission is in neutral. Other signs of transmission issues in a manual transmission include a dragging clutch and a clutch that fails to disengage from the flywheel. If this happens, the clutch will keep spinning along with your car's engine, and you'll hear a grinding noise. If there's a burning smell coming from the air vents, it means the transmission fluid is on fire and the transmission is overheating. Negative impacts on your transmission's life can come from extreme driving habits, as well as excessive loads or heavy towing. Old, dirty, and unchanged transmission fluid can cause performance issues because it doesn't provide the necessary pressure and force for automatic transmissions. If you experience any of the warning signs of transmission trouble, contact us today about transmission repair, Regular transmission maintenance as indicated by your vehicle’s manufacturer can help prevent transmission problems.
Transmission Fluid Service
Transmission Replacement
Clutch Service/Repair
Differential Service/Repair
Your vehicle has a differential that experiences heavy wear and tear, regardless of whether your car or truck has four-wheel drive, front wheel drive, or rear wheel drive. You should consider where you drive most often and how much time your vehicle spends traversing particular types of terrain when scheduling a differential repair service. The life of your vehicle's differential can be heavily impacted by tougher terrain, such as dirt roads, unpaved or gravel roads, and extreme driving. Differential maintenance will differ from vehicle to vehicle. Differential fluid changes can positively impact the safety and health of your vehicle as part of your normal car maintenance schedule. If you hear a noise coming from your vehicle's differential, it may be a sign that the lubricant is insufficient or the gears and bearings are worn due to regular wear and tear. So that we can quickly diagnose and correct the issue, contact us at the first sign of trouble.
Axle Repair

Steering and Suspension

Suspension Service/Repair
All of the following are reasons to get your steering system repaired: shaky or unsteady steering, feeling like the car is off-center or stiff steering. Excessive bouncing or swaying during bumps, or feeling like you have intermittent control while driving or braking, are all reasons to get your suspension system inspected. Suspension problems may cause uneven tire wear, but this can also be a sign of alignment issues. Did you hit a pothole recently? The damage that potholes can cause to steering and suspension components can be costly to fix. If the suspension components are worn, it will reduce the stability of the vehicle and the driver's control. Suspension issues that go untreated have the potential to increase the wear on other suspension components, which may result in more extensive repairs down the road. If you experience any of the above symptoms, please contact us online or by phone today.
Steering Service/Repair
The biggest difference between shocks and struts is how they mount to your vehicle, though their functions are very similar. Other suspension components work with shocks to provide a smooth ride, while struts act as a support for the steering system. Struts help to absorb excessive bounce, acting as a dampening device. one working unit that combines coil springs, spring seats, strut bearings, and shock absorbers. Some strut designs also include the steering arm or steering knuckle. A piston is used in struts to absorb high lateral loads. The shock is able to pivot with the front wheels and the steering mechanism due to the spring seat and strut bearing. The suspension components in a struts help push tires back into place when the struts leave the road. Struts work with the suspension system to stabilize the vehicle and provide a comfortable and safe ride.
CV Boot Replacement
When determining when to schedule an inspection of your vehicle’s front axle, rear axle, CV joints, and driveshaft components, there are signs to look for. A CV joint needs replacement if there are clunking or clicking noises. The layout of your vehicle will determine whether vibrations during acceleration indicate a damaged driveshaft or an axle issue. If there are problems with the driveshaft, it may cause difficulties with turning and steering. A damaged CV boot can cause the grease to leak out of the CV joint and cause it to go bad. The rate of degradation for your vehicle's axle, CV joint, and driveshaft components will vary depending on various factors. Contact us today to learn more about the intervals between repairs for front wheel drive axles, main driveshafts, CV joints, U-joints, yokes, and other axle assembly components.

Heating and Cooling

Air Conditioning Service/Repair
The air conditioning system in your vehicle cools, purifies and circulates the air to create a comfortable cabin environment and prevent driver fatigue. The air conditioning system is set up on a continuous cycle, sending refrigerant through a sealed system to remove hot air from the cabin compartment. As the refrigerant flows through the air conditioning system, it is turned from a gas into a liquid, which is then cooled, turned into a gas again, and vaporized in order to absorb heat from the cabin. The cabin is cooled by air blown in at the end of the cycle. The compressor, the main component of the air conditioning system, is driven by the drive belt, making the process possible. The compressor works with the condenser, evaporator, and other parts. The functionality of the entire system is at risk if any of these components cease to operate efficiently. Let us know if you notice your vehicle's air conditioning isn't working as well as it should be, and we'll diagnose and fix the problem.
Radiator Service/Repair
Antifreeze breaks down over time and loses its efficiency. Old antifreeze can lead to corrosion if it is not drained and replaced. Our staff will drain the antifreeze from the radiator, flush the cooling system, and fill the radiator with new antifreeze during a cooling system flush and fill. The cooling fan for the cooling system circulates air through the radiator and passes excess heat out of the engine. If your vehicle's engine overheats, it may be because the cooling fan has malfunctioned. Our experts will check the cooling fan for damage and the fan belt for cracks during an inspection of the cooling system service. A leak or broken radiator hose can lead to major engine failure because the radiator is responsible for cooling the antifreeze as it circulates throughout the cooling system. One way we can check for potential leaks or radiator damage is with a radiator pressure test. If you don't maintain your cooling system and radiator, you'll probably have to replace the radiator and do major engine or radiator repairs later.
Air Filter Replacement

Tire Rotation
The connection between your vehicle and the surface of the road is tires. The tires on your vehicle are a critical part of the suspension system and are responsible for transmitting the forces of driving, steering and braking to the surface of the road. Tires are often overlooked even though they are easily maintained. Design of the tire and air inside the tires both influence vehicle performance, tire tread life, and ride comfort. Maintaining your tires is important to get the most bang for your buck by making them last longer. You should seek tire rotation, balance, and alignment from our staff to understand the basics of tire care and maintenance. Our staff will also help you understand tire sidewall markings, teach you when the best time to purchase a new set of tires is, and show you how to choose the right set of tires for your vehicle.
Tire Repair
Poor tire inflation levels and improper tire rotation cause premature tire wear. Underinflated tires often have flexible sidewalls that result in quicker sidewall wear, whereas correctly inflated tires tend to have durable sidewalls. Excessive center tread wear will also result from overinflated tires. Improper tire wear, like excessive lean, has the potential to be relieved by wheel balancing. However, alignment issues may also be the cause of improper tire wear. Our staff will be able to determine whether a tire balancing or rotation service can solve your current set of issues during any tire repair service. Our staff will take care to follow the inflation standards recommended by the manufacturer during a new tire installation because tire inflation is so important. Overall, adequate tire inflation can lead to reduced tread movement, increased water dissipation, reduced rolling resistance, proper traction, and proper load carrying capabilities. Our tire service work results in better fuel economy and longer tread life.
Wheel Alignment
Longer tire life: The purpose of a wheel alignment is to adjust your vehicle's suspension - the angles that determine how your tires are positioned and pointed. The longest life for tires is achieved when they are aligned so that there is no scrubbing against the road or pulling from the other tires. This can happen from hitting a pothole hard or from suspension parts wearing out over time. What if one tire was slightly pointed to the left while the others were pointing straight ahead? Your tires cost you a lot of money. You should make sure you're getting the mileage you expect.
Tire Replacement
Tire Service
We have competitive tire prices and the tire service to back them up for as long as you own your car! You can browse through our brands or call/stop in any of our locations to find the right tire with one of our tire experts if you are not sure which tires are right for your car. We can get almost any tire from other manufacturers, but we stock Michelin, BFGoodrich, Uniroyal, Toyo, and Kumho tires. Come to our store today for the best deals on tires and service!
Tire Inspection
Tire Balancing
Wheel balancers that are computerized are used by professionals to find the weight difference within a tire and wheel assembly. Highly accurate machines, computerized wheel balancers identify the weight distribution problem areas within an assembly. A tire and its wheel should complement one-another, with both maintaining an equal amount of weight throughout the assembly. The assembly will be perfect if the air is even throughout the tire and the wheel is perfectly round. However, nearly tires and wheels are never perfect. So that drivers can easily match it to the heaviest part of the wheel, some tire manufacturers mark the lightest part of a tire. Weight distribution in a tire and wheel assembly will gradually become imbalanced over time and with normal usage. The slightest weight difference in an assembly can cause great damage and annoyance. The balance of your car or truck's wheels will be returned to factory specifications with a computerized wheel balancing service.
Nitrogen Tire Inflation

Brake Service
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Brake Fluid Service
Fluid is required for your brakes to function. Basically, a brake fluid flush is when you replace all the used, junky brake fluid in your system with clean, fresh brake fluid. A brake fluid flush is an important part of preventative car maintenance. If you're unsure about when your brake fluid needs to be flushed, talking to one of our expert technicians can help you out.
Brake Inspection
Friction from brakes is what brings a vehicle to a complete stop. The friction from the brake pads against the rotors creates a substantial amount of heat. Over time, this heat can degrade the brakes and brake components. Inspecting these components and ensuring proper operation has become a critical part of overall vehicle maintenance as a result. The responsibility and importance of the components of a brake system remains the same, even though the systems may vary from vehicle to vehicle. Drum and disc brakes are two common types of brakes used today. Brake shoes, drums, wheel cylinders, springs, and self-adjusters are all found in drum brakes. The components of a disc brake are the brake pads, rotors, calipers, and hydraulic components. The parking brake assembly, which keeps the vehicle from rolling once stopped, can be housed in either a drum or rotor, depending on the design of the rear brake system. A brake inspection service should check all of these components, including the brake pedal and brake fluid, to help ensure that a vehicle is safe to operate.
Brake Repair
The brake system in your vehicle uses carefully designed parts and precise movements to convert kinetic energy into thermal energy and stop your vehicle. When you press down on the brake pedal, the master cylinder pressurizes a system of hydraulic brake lines leading to each of the vehicle’s wheels. The brake pads or shoes then press against a disc or drum and create the necessary friction needed to slow the vehicle to a complete stop. The potential for this friction and heat to wear down the brake shoes, brake pads, calipers, brake rotors, and other braking components exists over time. The warning signs for impending brake repairs are the same, even though the components that make up each brake system can vary.
Brake Replacement

Exterior/Interior

Glass Repair/Replacement

Electrical and Electronic

Lighting Services
Battery Service
Electrical Service/Repair
Certain systems in your vehicle behave according to the routing of power and information by the electrical and electronic systems. Wiring, fuses, circuit breakers, and relays link the electrical systems. Intermittent power or a completely inoperative system may be caused by loose or broken wiring, poor pin fits, and broken connectors or switches. Ask yourself these questions when you begin experiencing trouble with your electrical and electronic systems: How often does this problem occur, and how long does this problem persist? The quicker our staff are able to recreate the same conditions when provided with more information during an electrical and electronic systems service, the closer we will be to pinpointing the exact problem.
Electronic Service/Repair
Warning signs for impending brake maintenance are displayed by bad brakes. If, for example, your brakes squeal or grind when in use, then it may be that your brake pads are worn and require replacement. If your vehicle pulls to one side when braking, then this may be due to worn brakes, a malfunctioning caliper, or low brake fluid in the brake lines. If the brake pedal presses down too easily—also known as "spongy" brakes—this may be an indication of too much air in the hydraulic brake lines. The electronic diagnostic system in your vehicle may warn you of a possible brake issue through a service indicator light on the dashboard. Noticing these signs of faulty brakes and seeking out a brake service can save you money down the line, while these are only some of the most common signs of potential problems with your vehicle’s brake system. All of our staff are trained in both servicing and maintaining front and rear brake systems, as well as all accompanying brake system components, such as brake pads and shoes, parking brakes, rotors, drums, and hydraulic systems. If you experience any unusual squealing or grinding noises, then contact us online or call us today to have your brakes inspected immediately.

General Repairs
As one of the leading auto repair shops serving customers in Menasha, WI, Neenah, WI, Appleton, WI, and surrounding areas. All automotive repair and mechanic services at Van Zeeland's Auto Care Centers are performed by highly qualified mechanics. Our mechanic shop works on numerous vehicles with the use of quality truck and car repair equipment. Whether you drive a passenger car, medium sized truck, mini-van, or SUV, our mechanics strive to ensure that your vehicle will be performing at its best before leaving one of our service bays. Our auto repair shop is capable of servicing a variety of makes and models. Our superior standards show that our mechanics always have the best interests of our customers in mind.
Towing Service
Auto Maintenance
The goal of our company has always been to provide complete customer satisfaction in Menasha, WI, Neenah, WI, Appleton, WI, and the surrounding areas. The car repair shop that we go to has a longstanding reputation for quality repairs. If you need routine auto maintenance services or necessary car repairs, you can contact us online or visit us during business hours.
Belts and Hoses Service
A vehicle has many different belts, like the timing belt and serpentine belt, and hoses, including radiator hoses and heater hoses. Many vehicles' belts and hoses are made of rubber and can wear out with age, temperature changes, fluid corrosion and other environmental elements. Belts and hoses should be inspected regularly for wear.

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