Services Included
Remove failed starter and install new or remanufactured unit.
Test starter draw, solenoid, wiring, and ignition circuit to confirm the fault.
Verify battery has charge and all connections are clean and tight.
Check ring gear for damage that could affect the new starter.
Signs of a Failing Starter
A single click or rapid clicking when you try to start the car is the most common starter symptom.
Turn the key and complete silence? After ruling out the battery, the starter or solenoid is the next suspect.
Grinding when starting means the starter gear isn't engaging the flywheel properly.
Car starts fine sometimes but not others — a starter that's failing internally can work intermittently.
Electrical burning smell when trying to start could mean the starter is drawing too much current.
FAQ
How long does a starter replacement take?
About 2 hours for most vehicles. Some starters are more accessible than others, which can affect time.
Can you replace a starter without a lift?
Most starters are accessible from underneath the vehicle and can be done on the ground with jack stands. We assess on arrival.
How do I know if it's the starter or the battery?
We test the battery and charging system first. If those are fine, we move to starter testing — we don't guess.
What's the warranty?
12-month / 12,000-mile warranty on both parts and labor.