Have you ever thought about what it takes to keep your Ford F-150 in peak condition for years to come? At Toole’s Garage in San Carlos we know that this iconic truck is more than just a vehicle; it’s a dependable companion for both work and play. With so many F-150s on the road, we’ve built up extensive experience servicing Ford F-150 pickup truck at our San Carlos auto repair facility.
Some of the Ford F-150 model years are known for common issues, including engine problems and electrical issues. For example, the 2004-2006 models often experience spark plug and coil pack issues, the 2009-2010 models frequently face transmission problems, the 2015-2017 models tend to have issues with exhaust manifold and turbocharger issues, and the 2021-2022 models may experience electrical issues, particularly related to the infotainment system. AT Toole’s Garage we know how to diagnose and repair hundreds of F-150 issues, and can provide comprehensive maintenance and repairs for the lifetime of your truck.
Some of the more common F-150 maintenance items and repairs we perform at our San Carlos auto care facility include:
Above repairs are in addition to the usual services like brake inspection brake pad replacement, brake fluid changes, oil changes, cooling system testing and repairs, and of course tire rotation and wheel alignment. All-in-all we offer hundreds of maintenance services and repairs.
All F-150 repairs performed at Toole’s Garage in San Carlos are covered by our 36-month/36,000-mile nationwide warranty, free local shuttle rides, the use of original equipment or better quality parts, and the work is performed by our highly skilled, nationally ASE certified technicians. Their commitment to customer satisfaction ensures a hassle-free experience, with a team dedicated to clear communication and excellent customer service.
Toole’s Garage in San Carlos is dedicated to keeping your Ford F-150 in top condition. Schedule an appointment today – online or call us at the shop.
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