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Back to School/Labor Day Offer: $10 off an Oil Change
Show coupon at time of service or use the code (FAST) Call to schedule your appointment today! Oil Change Includes: Oil Oil filter Checking tires pressure Topping off all other fluids Offer expires September 7, 2018 Fast Eddie’s Service 2967 Manor Rd Austin, TX 78722 (512)-926-2944 www.fasteddiesservice.com
How to Tell When Your Car Needs Servicing
While many people know when to get their car’s oil needs changed, or that it is time to take their car into the shop if the check engine light comes on, it can be harder to know for certain whether or not your car is in need of another type of maintenance or repair. However,…
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When it comes to changing oil, there is a ton of misinformation. When do you change it? Your car’s manual says every 7,000 miles, but the quick lube told you every 3,000 miles. What kind of oil do you need? Normal oil seems a lot cheaper than synthetic oil, and you can’t find a consensus…
Fast Eddies Automotive Repair & U-Haul Location Closure
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