Rod's Master Auto Tech serving Bellingham, WA is your top choice for Maintenance & Electrical Diagnostic, and Automotive repair, plus much more. Additionally, we have 2 locations to serve you in Bellingham. Give us a call today, or schedule an appointment online to find out why motorists in Bellingham prefer to do business with us! Rod's Master Auto Tech in Bellingham provides exceptional auto repair services like Maintenance & Electrical Diagnostic, Automotive repair, and more. Schedule your appointment online today!
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If you're looking for a local auto repair shop you can trust, consider Rod's Master Auto Tech. Since 2007, we've been providing our friends and neighbors in Bellingham, Blaine, Washington, Ferndale, Washington, and the entire Whatcom area with dependable, trustworthy auto repairs. Whether your vehicle needs Maintenance & Electrical Diagnostic service or Automotive repair, our service technicians are skilled at diagnosing and pinpointing solutions to problems, which can save you valuable time and money.
Hybrid Repair
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In a city like Bellingham, we know that you care about the environment and may choose to drive a hybrid car. The first hybrid was created in 1899 by Ferdinand Porsche; it used a gasoline engine to supply power to an electric motor that powered the vehicle's front wheels. The demand for hybrids began to wane, however, when Henry Ford started the first automobile assembly line in 1904.
Electric Vehicle Repair
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Electric vehicles are extremely popular for their dependability, advanced technology, quick acceleration, low carbon footprint, and cost-saving benefits such as fuel savings and federal and local state tax credits. Most Electric vehicles are powered by a battery, which stores and collects electricity while it is plugged in.
Auto Air Conditioning Repair
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A car's air conditioning works like any standard air conditioner, but on a much smaller scale. It's important to note that a vehicle's a/c doesn't produce cold air, it removes heat from the air entering its system. The refrigerant in your vehicle alternates between a gaseous and liquid state. When refrigerant in its cool liquid form is exposed to warm air in your vehicle's condenser, it evaporates into a gas and absorbs or removes heat from the surrounding environment.The heated refrigerant then moves to a separate part of the system, where the gas is compressed into liquid by the compressor.
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