For many businesses, especially those relying on a fleet of vehicles like the Ford Transit Van, ensuring these assets are in top condition is crucial for daily operations. Whether you're managing deliveries or providing shuttle services, Toole’s Garage in Valley Springs can keep your Ford Transit on the road, delivering people or goods with reliability and efficiency.
Toole’s Garage in Valley Springs can be your trusted partner for Ford Transit maintenance services and repairs. Our ASE-certified technicians are highly experienced in Ford Transit repairs, both gasoline and diesel.
If you own a fleet of vans, we offer priority fleet service, to make sure your vehicles are on the road, making you money, not sitting at an auto repair shop.
Regular maintenance is the foundation of keeping your Ford Transit Van running smoothly. We recommend oil change every 6 months or 5,000 miles, whichever comes first. Engine oil change not only extends engine life, but also allows us to perform a free digital vehicle inspection, listing any upcoming maintenance items, as well as problems that require repair. Regular maintenance services go a long way towards avoiding breakdowns.
Every time you bring your vehicle to our Valley Springs auto repair shop, we will also check and adjust tire pressure, as well as check for sign of rapid or uneven tire wear, which may indicate need for wheel alignment. If the tires require replacement, we can offer a broad variety of new tires, including Bridgestone, Firestone, Continental, Michelin, Yokohama, Goodyear, and other brands as well.
All repairs performed by our technicians, certified by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE), are covered by our nationwide 36-month / 36,000 mile warranty. We offer Original Equipment or better quality parts. Partner with Toole’s Garage to keep your Ford Transit in great condition for as long as you choose to own it.
We are dedicated to providing top-quality service and specialized care for your Ford Transit Van. Call us if you have any concerns about your van – our friendly service advisors will be happy to answer your questions, and if the van requires a trip to an auto repair shop, they can confirm appointment date and time that suits your schedule.
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