Routine maintenance keeps your fleet trucks safe on the road and protects you against unplanned trips to your local automotive shop! One thing a lot of people forget about is to have their coolant flushed. Peachey Repair Service Inc in Reedsville, PA will help you make sure your fleet vehicle is properly flushed every time!
2004 Chevy Malibu Maxx
166k miles.
Clean & Runs Well w/Warranty!
$4900
2015 Honda Civic SE
163k Miles
Clean Carfax
Warranty & Financing Available
$10,900
At Peachey Repair Service Inc, an integral part of our business is providing only the best customer service to our clients. Whether it’s through great communication skills or quality auto repairs, our customers can trust that whenever they come into our shop, they’re being treated with care along with their truck.
For obvious reasons, air brakes are an essential part of your rig. They also add a level of complication to the braking system that a conventional vehicle doesn’t have. At Peachey Repair Service Inc in Reedsville, our mechanics have the knowledge, equipment, and ability necessary to keep your air brakes in top shape.
The interior of your car can be difficult to maintain; between you, your kids, and anyone else who gets a ride from you, wear and tear on the interior of your vehicle is constant. Drinks get spilled, burn holes appear, rips and tears happen. Unlike the rest of your car, the interior isn’t made of metal, so it requires special treatment to keep it in good condition.
Obviously, your engine is the heart and soul of your car, truck, or SUV. When your engine requires maintenance or repair, rest assured your vehicle is in good hands at Peachey Repair Service Inc in Reedsville.
At Peachey Repair Service Inc in Reedsville, we know that in order to keep your car in good shape, it helps to know how it works. Here’s a quick rundown of a system that’s very important, but you take for granted until there’s a problem; your brakes. While there is a multitude of configurations and levels of complexity in automotive brake systems, they all essentially work the same way. Disregarding anti-lock brake systems and the like, this is how braking works in its simplest form.
