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Cooper Automotive – On Location

$19 for Oil Change, Seasonal Inspection, and Tire Rotation ($62.95 Value)

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Mon Dec 10 06:59:59 UTC 2012
Value
$63
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In a Nutshell

ASE-certified technicians revive engines with standard motor oil, tire rotation, and seasonal inspection of vital systems

The Fine Print

  • Expires 180 days after purchase.
  • Limit 1 per person. Up to 6 quarts of oil. Additional charge for synthetic and diesel oil. Same day service. Tax and labor fees included.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

$19 for an Oil Change, Seasonal Inspection, and Tire Rotation ($62.95 Value)

ASE-certified technicians refill engines with up to 5 quarts of standard motor oil while changing the filter and performing a visual inspection for signs of wear and tear (a $43 value). Technicians also inspect brakes as they rotate tires to promote even tread wear and extend the life of tires (a $19.95 value).

Cooper's Automotive

Dennis Cooper started repairing cars from a simple one-door garage with two bays. Over the last 30 years, his needs have steadily grown, as his robust business repeatedly outgrew four- and six-bay facilities. He and his team of ASE-certified technicians now stretch their legs through eight service bays, with Dennis's wife, Kathy, keeping watching over the books. Experienced technicians—including two ASE master mechanics—perform maintenance and diagnostic services on every part of vehicles and frequently add to their knowledge with seminars and schooling. The center boasts a Hoffman wheel alignment system, which uses a Windows operating system and multiple laser beams to ensure accurate alignment, as well as two oversized shop bays to accommodate larger and diesel vehicles. The Cooper's Automotive team can also soup up performance with off-road lift systems or attract attention with a custom dual exhaust and chrome tips. Recognized for excellence in emissions repair, the shop also recently installed solar panels on its roof to produce electricity and reduce its carbon footprint.

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Cooper Automotive