Car Air Conditioning Services

In Sioux Falls, SD

Auto Air Conditioning Experts Sioux Falls Area Drivers Trust To Keep Their Cool!

You learn a lot about vehicle air conditioners when you’ve been working on them for as long as we have! At Edmunds Brake & Alignment, we know it’s troubling to find yourself in need of vehicle air conditioning repair in Sioux Falls’ extreme summer temperatures. That’s why we encourage you to have your AC system inspected before the weather gets hot. If something’s not right, we’ll get to the source of the issue and fix it right the first time. You may simply need an air conditioning recharge, or the problem may require full air conditioning repair. No matter how old your vehicle is, we can fix your failing AC and handle all of your auto repair needs!

Our A/C Inspections

Edmunds Brake & Alignment A/C Services Include:

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A visual inspection of A/C components

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Performance tests, including:

System state of charge test

System control test

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A leak test using an approved electronic leak detector

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If a slow leak cannot be detected, a dye detection service may be performed.

When it comes to your car’s air conditioner, any number of issues could be causing it to function improperly. Each vehicle and situation is unique, and we approach every automobile AC repair by correctly diagnosing the root of the problem instead of jumping in and trying possible solutions.

Car Air Conditioning Services Sioux Falls, SD

Signs Your Vehicle’s A/C Needs Attention

Typically, your automobile shows indications when its AC begins to fail, but most of us tend to overlook the obvious signs. Here are a few things you should watch for:

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Noise

Your AC may begin to make strange noises, including grinding or squealing. These may be heard through the vents or even under the hood.

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Odors

Your vehicle’s AC should be odorless when functioning properly. If you detect a musty or moldy smell, get it checked out immediately as this can be unhealthy to breathe. It may be that your vehicle’s evaporator has built up unhealthy bacteria.

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Comfort Level

Changes in how your vehicle cools may indicate an issue with one of many components. It may be something as simple as a piece of paper blocking the evaporator or as extensive as a failed compressor.