European Repair in Franklin, MA

European vehicles are known for their precision engineering. Because of this, some makes require more maintenance than others. When it comes to repairs, they must be timely, as worn parts can affect other components even more so than on other vehicles, all because of the close tolerances in the engine and other vehicle systems that make these vehicles what they are. Our certified technicians at Advanced European Repair in Franklin, MA, have the tools and diagnostic equipment to diagnose and repair your vehicles and provide factory recommended maintenance.

Why Choose Advanced European Repair in Franklin MA?

Because of their unique characteristics, European vehicles require specialized care. It may be tempting to take your vehicle to just any auto repair shop that is convenient, but it is better to use a European repair specialist for many reasons, including:

Expertise

Advanced European Repair’s technicians have extensive training and experience in servicing European vehicles, including BMW, Audi, Porsche, Land Rover, Range Rover, Mercedes-Benz, Mini and Volkswagen. We understand the unique intricacies of these vehicles and have the tools and equipment to diagnose and repair them effectively.

Access to Special Tools, Diagnostic Equipment and Certified Technicians

European vehicles often require special tools and equipment to diagnose and repair them properly. Because we at Advanced European Repair specialize in Euro cars, we have the tools and equipment required. We invest in all updates and new diagnostic equipment as it is released. We also require our technicians to go through a minimum of 40 hours of training per year to keep up with their certifications and any new technology that the automotive industry releases.

Maintenance Plans

Advanced European Repair follows the same maintenance interval plans recommended by the manufacturer of each make and model. You don’t have to go to the dealer for maintenance. Instead, you can use our shop as a dealership alternative for factory recommended maintenance and repairs.

Genuine Parts

Because we stand behind our work, we use only genuine OEM parts unless they are not available. In that case, we use only manufacturer-recommended aftermarket parts. We never use lesser-quality brands when we repair your vehicle.

Services at Advanced European Repair

Whether it’s time for routine maintenance or you need Euro car repair, you can count on Advanced European Repair to diagnose and repair your vehicle with quality parts and, without sacrificing quality, get it done as quickly as possible.

Some of the services we provide include:

Vehicle diagnostics with the newest equipment so diagnosing your vehicle is done right the first time.
Factory recommended maintenance, including tune-ups, oil change services, transmission flushes and filter changes, engine air filter replacement, cabin air filter replacement, fuel filter replacement, fuel injection cleaning, and more.
Brake repair & service, brake pads, rotors, calipers, master cylinders, and ABS.
Auto AC & heat repair, including compressors, condensers, evaporators, high and low-pressure lines, and heater cores.
Tires & wheel alignments.
Steering & suspension repairs, including shocks, struts, control arms, tie rods, power steering pumps, rack and pinion, steering gearboxes, and power steering lines.
Engine repair, including head gaskets, valve cover gaskets, oil pumps, timing chains, and timing belts.
Transmission services, including flushing the transmission and replacing the filter.
Transmission repair, including clutches, slave cylinders, and front pumps.
Cooling system repairs, including radiators, thermostats, water pumps, and hoses.
Ignition system repair, including coils, plugs, ignition switches, and key switches.
Fuel system repairs, including fuel pumps and injector replacement.
CV axles.

When you have a problem with your European vehicle, don’t wait to get it repaired. Waiting often means the problem gets worse and can affect other components. For example, if the brake pads are too thin, they can damage the rotors so much that we can’t machine them. Thin brake pads can also cause overextended calipers and collapsed brake hoses.