Our Customers Rave
Our service and reliability means our customers love to rave about us! Here are some examples of what the customers are saying:
“Thank you so much for the two free oil change coupons! They went over very well at our silent auction! You should have some new customers coming your way! Plus me! 
Thank you again for everything you have done for me! It is very appreciated!”
~Amanda S.
“Just a short note to say thanks a million for the quality of work I’ve received thus far and thank you for being so kind and professional. This day and time it is hard to find affordable auto care. May God bless you all richly.”
~Miles C.
“Thanks for taking care of us! You do great work at Master Tech! Have a great day, you deserve it!”
~Tony & Martha H.
“Thank you so much for your generous donation to our silent auction at our annual Harvest Festival at Lascassas Baptist Church. Your donation of two oil changes helped us raise over $2,000 for our youth program. Thanks again and God bless!”
~Amy D.
“Jeff and Johnny are great. Very friendly and helpful!”
~William P.
“It’s great to have mechanics who are honest as well as knowledgable and competent!”
~Cynthia D.
“The service at this store is excellent. The manager is extremely kind and helpful.”
~Elizabeth R.
“Master Tech Owners: I would like to let you know how much I have appreciated the woderful person you have at your Murfreesboro store. Mr. Jeff Ford has been a pleasure to deal with on more than one occasion. The last visit I made to this business I observed him once again with the same great attitude to every person in the store (even children, that he gave candy to.)”
~Ann-Marie B.
{ 1 Comment }When It Comes To Batteries, It’s Best To Be Proactive
I was talking to my good pal Jeff the other day about car batteries.
Q: How often should you replace your battery? I’ve been left on the side of the road a few too many times with a dead battery, is there a certain amount of time that you should replace your battery?
A: I recommend being proactive instead of being reactive and replace your battery every 4 years. A battery may seem fine but could go out anytime due to things like the onboard computers which keep alive memory, phone chargers and or gps which might be charging all time and battery age.
Q: Do you have any tips for buying a battery?
A: When purchasing a battery always make sure it is the correct type of battery for your vehicle.Make sure the battery CCA- cold cranking amps- is enough for the vehicle. CCA is a measure of a battery’s ability to start a car in cold weather. In cold weather, fluids are thickened, and it makes the car harder to start. CCAs denote how much current the battery can deliver to the starter at 0° F.
Also, look at date code sticker on the side of a battery. The oval sticker will have a letter and number. Most codes start with the letter indicating the month: A for January, B for February, etc. The digit means what year it was made: 8 for 2008, for example. So B9 would be February, 2009. You don’t want to buy a battery that you are going to have to replace sooner since it has been sitting on a shelf for 1 year.
Q: Do batteries need any sort of maintenance?
A: You may notice heavy white or green buildup on battery terminals where battery cables mount.The corrosion can eat into battery cables causing your vehicle not to start and the corrosion can actually put a drain on the battery causing premature failure.If you see this on your car’s battery, I recommend you come see us. We can remove battery terminals, clean off the corrosion and spray on a wax-type protectant. It’s very inexpensive to have this done, only $12.90.
Q: How do I know if I have a bad battery?
A: There are several indicators that your battery is bad or might be going bad: The vehicle is slow to crank before it starts, the battery/charging system light might come on, when you try to start the car and lights are dim or not on, if your radio has reset to an AM station or clock has reset to 12:00, or if you try to start vehicle and just hear a click or nothing at all.
Do you have battery issues? Come on down to the shop and we’ll get you fixed up.
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