Check Engine Light
Solid or flashing, we read the codes and track down what's actually causing them.
Mobile diagnostics
Warning light on or something just feels wrong? DartsAuto diagnoses the problem where the vehicle is parked, so you don't have to drive it to a shop and risk making it worse on the way.
Don't drive it in
Some problems get worse every mile. An engine that's overheating, a flashing check engine light, low oil pressure or brakes that are grinding can turn a modest repair into a big one on the drive across town.
With DartsAuto, the diagnosis comes to the car. Chris finds the actual cause where it's parked and tells you what it needs, whether it's safe to drive and what the fix involves, before anything gets replaced.
What we diagnose
If any of these show up, it's worth finding out why before you put more miles on it.
Solid or flashing, we read the codes and track down what's actually causing them.
Battery, oil, temperature, ABS or brake lights explained, along with whether it's safe to drive.
Clicks, cranks without starting, or nothing at all. We'll find out if it's the battery, starter or something else.
A rising temperature gauge is one of the worst things to keep driving on. We'll find the cause on site.
Squeals, knocks, clunks and grinding tracked down to the part making them.
Stalling, hesitating, shaking or poor fuel mileage diagnosed before it gets worse.
How it works
Call or send a request with the warning lights, noises or symptoms and where the car is parked.
Chris comes to the vehicle and finds the actual problem before anything gets replaced.
You get a straight answer on what it needs. Many repairs can be done right there, with labor covered for 12 months or 12,000 miles.
Questions
It depends on the light. A flashing check engine light, an overheating engine or a low oil pressure warning can mean driving it will cause more damage. Call first and we can come to you.
Yes. DartsAuto is a mobile mechanic, so diagnostics are done where your vehicle is parked, whether that's your driveway, a parking lot or on campus.
No. A code points to where to look, not always to the broken part. We find the actual problem before anything gets replaced.
Evansville, Newburgh, Boonville and Princeton, Indiana, plus the University of Southern Indiana and the University of Evansville.
Call 812-499-7614 or send a request through our contact page. Tell us what the car is doing and where it's parked.
Call Chris, tell him what the car is doing, and we'll come to you.