What is a Wheel Alignment? Your vehicle's alignment is important for your safety, fuel efficiency, and overall vehicle performance!

2024-04-02

What's involved in an alignment and why are they beneficial?

Simply put: your Suspension is the connecting element between your Car and the road. If your Alignment is out, one of our trained Technicians will make adjustments to the Steering and Suspension system to get the system's components back in line with the Vehicle's Factory Specifications.

That's the what...here's the why!

• Tire life: Uneven Tire Wear can shorten the lifespan of your Tires, causing you to have to replace them sooner. We want you to get the most out of your investment...and Tires are definitely an investment!
• Safety: Your Vehicle's Alignment affects your car's handling. If it's out of whack it can make it harder to control in emergencies.
• Fuel efficiency: When your Wheels aren't properly aligned, your Car needs to work harder to drive in a straight line, which reduces gas mileage.
• Fewer auto repairs: YES! We actually WANT to help you save money! Even, a little jolt from something like a bump or pothole could cause way more damage to your Tires and Suspension system if the Alignment is off. Spending a small amount of money on a Wheel Alignment can prevent bigger repairs down the road (Pun intended!).
• Comfort: When your Vehicle is out of Alignment, it can also cause vibrations and make for a bumpy ride.

Here are some common signs that your car may need its Alignment Checked:

• Your car pulls to one side or another while driving.
• There is a Vibration In The Steering Wheel.
• Your Tire Treads are wearing unevenly.
• Your Steering wheel isn't centered while driving straight.

How often should your Wheel Alignment be checked?
It's recommended to have the Alignment checked every 6 months or 6,000 miles. A lot can happen in that span of time & mileage! However, if you hit a curb, pothole, or other road hazard, you'll want to call us sooner to have it checked.

5 Indicators Your Suspension Requires a Check up

2024-03-05

A vehicle's suspension system comprises various components, including springs, shock absorbers, ball joints, and struts, among others. Ever wonder if your suspension needs an inspection? Here are five indicators to watch out for, helping you decide whether your suspension needs any work done:

1. Noticeable Drifting or Pulling While Turning:

• During turns, if you experience unusual pulling or drifting, it could signal potential suspension issues. A car with suspension problems can pull to one side or drift out of its lane, even when the steering wheel is held straight. This can be caused by worn or damaged suspension components affecting wheel alignment.

2. Uneven Tire Tread Wear:

• Uneven tire tread wear, characterized by sporadic bald spots instead of a uniform pattern, may indicate significant suspension problems. If you notice uneven wear patterns on your tires, particularly excessive wear on the inside or outside edges, it could indicate suspension issues. Misaligned wheels or worn suspension components can cause uneven tire wear in a vehicle.

3. Sensation of Dips or Dives Upon Braking:

• Experiencing lurching or dips and dives when braking may indicate worn-out shock absorbers, a vital component of your vehicle's suspension system. These symptoms suggest that your shock absorbers are no longer effectively dampening the movement of your vehicle's springs, affecting its stability and braking performance. To address this issue, it's crucial to have your shock absorbers inspected and replaced if necessary.

4. Difficulty in Steering:

• Experiencing difficulty in steering your vehicle could be a sign of underlying suspension issues. Proper steering functionality is essential for safe and effective maneuvering on the road. If the issue is left unaddressed, your ability to make turns will be severely impacted. Seeking assistance from a reputable car repair service is advisable to diagnose and address any suspension-related concerns promptly.

5. Strange Noises:

• This includes clunking, knocking, or creaking sounds when driving over bumps or during steering maneuvers. Noises such as these can indicate problems with suspension components like bushings, ball joints, or control arms. These noises may suggest loose or worn parts that need expert attention sooner rather than later.

Require Suspension Work?

At J.S. Automotive, we're your go-to specialists for suspension inspection and repairs. We understand how crucial a healthy suspension is for a smooth and safe driving experience. That's why we offer comprehensive services to diagnose and fix any suspension issues your car may have, ensuring a comfortable and confident ride on the road.

Visit us today at 892 Old Claremont Road, Charlestown, NH or call at (603) 826-6874 for a complete suspension inspection and get back to enjoying your ride!

Are Auto Repairs Tax Deductible?

2024-02-28

Are your Auto Repairs Tax Deductible? That's a great question for your tax professional to guide you on. But here at J.S. Automotive we CAN guide you on how to Spend Those Tax Refunds Wisely!

Investing your Tax Refund in your Car's Maintenance and Repairs could be the smartest move you make all year!

Here's why putting your Tax Refund towards your Car is a wise decision: Learn more here!

1. Preventative Maintenance Saves Money: Things like Routine Oil Changes, Tire Rotations, and other Vehicle Maintenance might seem like small expenses, but they do help prevent expensive issues from popping up.
2. Avoid Breakdowns and Safety Risks: Neglected Auto Repairs can escalate into major breakdowns, leaving you stranded. Or worse, avoiding Vehicle Repairs could put you in a dangerous situation. Ensure your Car stays reliable and safe for you and your loved ones by keeping up with those Factory Recommended Maintenance Services and address necessary Auto Repairs when Your Local Mechanic advises you of concerns!
3. Improve Fuel Efficiency: Properly Maintained Cars will run smoother and Use Less Fuel, Saving you Money at the pump.
4. Boost Resale Value: A Well-Maintained Car with a documented Service History fetches a Better Price if you Sell or Trade it in.
5. Peace of Mind: Keeping your Vehicle in tip-top shape will give you peace of mind on those Road Trip Adventures. No more sweating strange noises or dreading the next repair bill.

Your Vehicle is one of your Biggest Investments in Life. Routine Automotive Maintenance and Services will Save You Money in the long run. So, this Tax Season, ditch the impulse purchases and Invest In Your Car! Your Car will be thankful and return the favor by keeping you Safe On The Road!

Why does my car battery keep dying in the cold?

2024-02-05

Why does your Car Battery keep dying in the cold? Cold weather can really affect your Car Battery by reducing its power AND demanding more energy to crank the Engine. But, have no fear because WE ARE HERE to help you understand how the Cold Affects Batteries. By taking some simple precautions, you can help yourself avoid getting stranded on a frigid morning!

The Struggle is REAL:

• Power Loss: Car Batteries rely on chemical reactions to generate electricity. These reactions slow down in cold temperatures. This leaves the battery with less power to crank the Engine. At temps of 32℉ or lower, a fully charged battery loses about 30% of its cranking power!
• Increased Demand: Cold weather thickens Engine Oil, making it harder for the Starter Motor to turn the Engine. This means your Car's Battery must work even harder and further drain its reserves.

Winterizing Your Car's Battery:

• Get a Battery Check-Up: Before winter hits, have your Car's Battery Tested at an Automotive Repair Shop. Their Automotive Technicians can assess its overall health and its Cold Cranking Amps. This helps them identify potential issues before leaving you stranded.
• Keep it Charged: A fully Charged Battery is better equipped to handle the cold. Driving your Vehicle allows The Alternator to fully recharge the battery. If you will have extended periods of your Vehicle sitting, consider a battery maintainer to keep it charged up.
• Minimize Drain: Avoid leaving interior lights or electronics on when the car is off. These items can slowly drain your Battery, more so in cold weather.
• Upgrade Wisely: Your average Vehicle Battery has a typical life span of 3 - 5 years. If your battery is nearing the end of its life, consider replacing it before you're left stranded in the cold.

Added Cold Weather Tips for Extra Preparedness:

• Keep a set of Jumper Cables in your car just in case. Knowing how to use them is a bonus!
• Park in a garage if you can: This helps shield your battery from the harsh temperatures.
• Listen to your car! If your Engine Cranks Slowly at start up, it's probably an early sign of a Battery issue. Address it promptly by getting your Battery Tested!

Remember, as the old adage goes: an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of regret!
Give us a call at (603) 826-6874 or Request an Appointment!

5 Tips to Get Your Car Ready for Spring

2024-02-01

These past months haven't been kind to your trusty vehicle - snow and/or rain, chilly temperatures, harsh winds and salt can leave their mark. As Spring approaches, it's the perfect time to shake off the winter rust and give your car some much needed attention. Here are the top 5 things car owners should focus on to prepare for the warmer weather:

1. Tire Tune-Up:

Check & adjust air pressure:

• Warmer temperatures cause tire pressure to fluctuate. Topping up the recommended PSI for your tires is an excellent idea. Underinflated tires are likely to wear unevenly and reduce fuel efficiency, while overinflated tires can make your ride harsher. Be sure not to forget about the spare tire!

Inspect tread depth:

• Worn tires pose a safety hazard, especially in spring showers. Check the tread wear indicators built into the tire or use the penny test. Take a penny and place it with Lincoln's head upside down between two ribs on your tire. If part of the head is covered, your tires are still in good shape. If you can see his entire head, your tread is worn and it's time for new tires.

Balance and rotate:

• Uneven wear not only impacts handling and fuel economy but can also pose safety risks. Proper tire balancing addresses weight distribution issues, while regular rotation ensures a more uniform tread wear pattern, ultimately extending the overall life of your tires and promoting a safer driving experience.

2. Fluid & Filter Check:

Oil change:

• Winter residue accumulates in oil, diluting its effectiveness. A fresh oil change ensures smooth engine operation, protects against wear and tear, and improves fuel efficiency. Don't wait for the warm weather to hit - schedule your oil change now to avoid the spring rush and ensure your car is ready for the season!

Top up other fluids:

• Check and refill brake fluid, coolant, windshield washer fluid, and power steering fluid as needed. Low fluid levels can affect performance and compromise important safety systems.

Replace air and cabin filters:

• Dirty air filters restrict airflow to the engine, reducing performance and fuel economy. Cabin filters block dust and pollen, improving air quality and your breathing experience. Replacing them regularly keeps your engine running smoothly and protects your health.

3. Check the Battery:

Test battery voltage:

• Cold weather can drain batteries. Get your battery tested to ensure enough cranking power for spring mornings. A weak battery can leave you stranded, so proactive testing prevents headaches.

Clean terminals:

• Corroded terminals reduce conductivity and hinder starting. Clean them with a wire brush and apply protective coating to prevent future corrosion. Simple maintenance keeps your battery functioning optimally.

Consider a replacement:

• If your battery is more than 3-5 years old, consider replacing it preemptively. Batteries have limited lifespans, and proactive replacement avoids unexpected breakdowns and delays.

4. Spring Clean the Interior:

Tackle the clutter:

• Winter gear, crumbs, and dust accumulate. Remove everything from the interior, vacuum thoroughly, and consider shampooing carpets and upholstery for a deep clean. A clutter-free and clean interior feels more inviting and reduces allergens.

Wipe down surfaces:

• Disinfect high-touch areas like dashboards, door handles, and steering wheels with a suitable cleaner. Don't forget cup holders, air vents, and window switches. Regular cleaning keeps germs at bay and maintains the interior's quality.

Freshen the air:

• Replace old cabin air filters (usually behind the glove compartment). They trap dust and pollen, improving air quality and reducing allergies. A fresh filter eliminates musty odors and makes your car's interior more enjoyable.

5. Schedule Maintenance Checkup:

Manufacturer-recommended service:

• Follow your car's maintenance schedule (found in the manual) and address any overdue services like tune-ups or brake inspections. Regular maintenance prevents problems down the road, saving you money on repairs and ensuring your car runs safely and efficiently.

Visual inspection:

• Check for visible signs of wear and tear, leaks, or rust around the car. Look for fluid leaks under the engine, or suspicious rust spots. Early detection of issues allows for timely repairs and prevents further damage.

By focusing on these key areas, you can ensure your car is in tip-top shape for a safe and enjoyable spring season! Remember, it's always best to consult your car's owner manual for specific recommendations and maintenance schedules.

Don't wait any longer to get your car ready for spring. Visit our Charlestown location at 892 Old Claremont Road. For more information, call (603) 826-6874.

Who checks Engine Lights for free?

2023-09-05

Many people think that just having someone pull the codes with a generic code reader will tell them what is wrong with their car. So, they go to BigBoxStoreAuto and get the codes read for free. Then then bring the vehicle to an Auto Repair Shop for the repairs. That is when this question comes up: "BigBoxStoreAuto read the codes for free so I know it needs XYZ part. Why are you going to charge me to Diagnose the Check Engine Light when I already know?"

Gosh, if only it was that easy! We know BigBoxStoreAuto made it feel like they were doing you a favor, AND they conveniently had that part available to buy. However: bet they didn't offer to do the repair!

Why is that? Why doesn't BigBoxStoreAuto do those repairs? Because they are not Auto Repair Facilities. They want to sell parts! And yes, the code they gave you may say a specific part has failed. And yes, you could buy & replace said part. But... your Check Engine Light will most likely come back on in a short period of time. Why? Because BigBoxStoreAuto did not take the time to find out WHY the code(s) indicated the part failed. That is where the true diagnostics, tools and Technician Knowledge comes in!

Put simply: the codes to your vehicle are like a zip code to a city.
It tells you what area you are in, but not which house you're supposed to be at.

Our Certified Technicians will spend the proper amount of time finding the root cause of your Engine Light. They will start by using the industry's most sophisticated scan tools with the most current software. They will connect the software to your vehicle, which communicates with your vehicle's computer system. From there, they will follow diagnostic flow charts & processes to pinpoint exactly what has caused the failure. This process ensures that only the actual failed part is replaced: ultimately saving you money in the long run!

Learn more here.

Why should I Change My Transmission fluid?

2023-06-05

Your Transmission is the second most expensive part of your vehicle and it works under high operating temperatures. This causes the fluid to breakdown over time. The Transmission Fluid can become compromised with gunk and metal shavings from the inner workings of all the moving parts, like Shifting Gears. Regular Preventative Maintenance will help keep your Transmission working smoothly.

Transmission Maintenance is not something to ignore!

Your Transmission is connected to key parts of your vehicle and must be working properly for your safety. Our Transmission Services include Replacing Filters, Draining Old Fluids and Replacing with Fresh Fluid to Prevent Transmission Damage.

Common Transmission issues that can lead to Repairs may include Shifting Problems, Slipping Gears, Stalling, and Fluid Leaking. Don't wait for the Service Transmission light to pop up! Check out our Transmission Services and contact us today for a Transmission Health Check!

Click here to learn more!

Your Car's AC System

2023-04-05

There are many components to your Car's Air Conditioning System. When we service your car's AC System we will inspect and test those components. We have the most current and up to date equipment to verify your AC System's pressures, AC Refrigerant levels, and cooling vent temperature. If your AC System has a leak, we'll find it using a specialized leak detection dye. Once your Vehicle's AC System is in proper working condition, we'll charge the AC System and refill with the proper Refrigerant type and capacity your vehicle needs. Click here to learn more!

Preventive Auto Maintenance For Severe Driving

2023-02-16

Reduce the Effects of Severe Driving On Your Car

Are you an "aggressive" driver? Everyone answers "no" to this question because "aggressive" has become associated with road rage incidents. Today we replace "aggressive" with the word "severe." Severe driving is often unavoidable.

8 Types of Severe Driving

1. Moving quickly through curvy roads in and around Charlestown
2. Traversing gravel or sandy roads
3. Driving in extreme heat, on icy roads or roads with a deep snowpack
4. Executing multiple lane changes in stop-and-go traffic
5. Consistently driving 10 mph or more over the speed limit
6. Short time dependent commutes around Charlestown
7. Truncating a safe following distance resulting in frequent braking
8. Driving with heavier loads such as a cargo or passenger van or towing a trailer

While most motorists have experienced "severe" driving on occasion, for other drivers it is an unavoidable part of their daily commute. If you are a severe driver, take extra care to avoid excessive wear and tear on your car, SUV or truck. Severe drivers are more likely to experience an inconvenient breakdown.

Increase Your Preventive Maintenance Intervals On These Six Important Items:

1. Replace your motor oil and oil filters
2. Top off or replace your coolant
3. Have your brake pad thickness and brake fluid inspected regularly
4. Check your tire tread depth
5. Replace your windshield wipers
6. Monitor your transmission and steering fluid

Other ways to avoid excess wear and tear on your car from severe driving involve slowing down, avoiding quick starts and stops, and removing heavy items left in your car's trunk or truck bed. Remember gas mileage decreases rapidly when you drive above 60 mph.

Stop by J.S. Automotive in Charlestown and let our pro mechanics help you develop a preventive maintenance plan that matches your driving style. Call today at (603) 826-6874 or come by the service center at 892 Old Claremont Road, Charlestown, NH, 03603.

5 Regular Auto Maintenance Items That Save Real Money

2023-01-15

Save Money And Time With Simple Preventative Maintenance From J.S. Automotive

A little auto maintenance goes a long way toward protecting your wallet from high-cost auto repairs in the future.

Schedule regular auto maintenance for these five essential systems

1. Brakes, including brake pads, brake fluid, calipers and rotors
2. Tires, including tread wear, proper inflation, front end alignment and balancing
3. Belts, including serpentine, starter and timing belts
4. Hoses, including cooling and radiator hoses
5. Fluids, including oil, transmission, steering, brake, antifreeze and wiper fluids

At J.S. Automotive in Charlestown we keep your car running smoothly and efficiently to save you both time and money in and out of the repair shop. Many drivers overlook how services such as a simple oil change can increase fuel efficiency and save you money at the gas pump.

Come by J.S. Automotive at 892 Old Claremont Road, Charlestown, NH, 03603 and discuss an annual vehicle maintenance plan with us today. Spreading maintenance items out over the course of the year can help make auto maintenance expenses more affordable. Ask us about J.S. Automotive coupons and rebates on items such as tires for additional savings.

Call J.S. Automotive today at (603) 826-6874.

Why do I need a wheel alignment?

2022-10-05

There are more benefits to a properly aligned vehicle than just a smooth ride! A wheel alignment will also keep your tires wearing evenly. This will help prolong the life of your tires and protect your investment. It is also another factor in helping you get the best gas mileage out of your vehicle!

Every day driving and road conditions can contribute to throwing your vehicle's alignment out of whack. At J.S. Automotive, we recommend performing an alignment at least every year and always when putting a new set of tires on. FUN FACT: most tire companies will not honor their mileage warranty on a set of tires if an alignment was not done at the time of install. Another factor in protecting your investment! Click here to learn more!

Should I Replace My Car's Spark Plugs?

2022-10-01

The Two Instances When You Should Always Replace Your Spark Plugs

Let's talk spark plugs. A common question we hear at J.S. Automotive is, "Should I replace my spark plugs?"

A spark plug performs a critical task for your vehicle's engine. Without a spark plug your car or truck's engine cannot work. Properly working spark plugs also deliver added fuel efficiency. Most owners manuals say to replace the spark plugs every 80,000 to 100,000 miles. In many cases spark plugs last longer than the driver's ownership of the car.

So, when should you replace your spark plugs?

1. If you just purchased a used vehicle
2. At least every 80,000 miles

Spark plugs are one of the hardest working parts of a vehicle. If you just purchased a used car, it is best to go ahead and replace the spark plugs. You have no idea if the previous owners were "severe" drivers. A spark plug can fire 400 times per minute per cylinder or 1,600 times a minute on a four-cylinder engine. Severe driving can place even higher demands on the spark plugs and engine.

Many used car dealers boast an extensive multi-point inspection plan prior to the sale of any car but many of these plans don't cover spark plug integrity. Because a failed spark plug can mean disaster for your new purchase it is best to get them replaced by the qualified technicians at J.S. Automotive in Charlestown.

At J.S. Automotive we recommend replacing spark plugs before they reach the 80,000-mile mark. Many car owners delay spark plug replacement until the engine starts "missing." An engine that is "missing" will typically result in a jerking feeling when accelerating. Spark plugs that are severely worn out will create a pinging or knocking sound. These fouled, worn-out spark plugs can lead to extensive engine damage that is expensive to fix. Therefore, replacing spark plugs before they reach the 80,000-mile mark is very important.
Three Indicators Your Spark Plugs Need To Be Replaced

1. Rattling, pinging or knocking noises when accelerating
2. Missing, hesitating or jerky feeling when driving
3. Slow acceleration or chugging

Sluggish and reduced performance also causes poor fuel economy. Save money at the pump by taking care of your vehicle's spark plugs.

Come by J.S. Automotive in Charlestown if you just bought a used car or your vehicle is approaching the 80,000-mile mark to have your spark plugs replaced by one of our qualified pro mechanics. Call today at (603) 826-6874 or stop by our service center at 892 Old Claremont Road, Charlestown, NH, 03603.

Don't Forget to Replace Your Car or Truck's Belts

2022-10-01

Remember to Change Your Belts

Drivers in Charlestown are busy and it is easy to forget that belts are tirelessly working to keep your engine running. A worn-out belt is a break down waiting to happen. Avoid being stranded on the side of the road and get your belts inspected each time you get an oil change at J.S. Automotive in Charlestown.

Your car or truck's belts are essential for many of the vehicle's critical components such as water cooling, air conditioning and the alternator. Serpentine belts are used to turn the alternator, power steering and air-conditioning compressor. Often when serpentine belts brake your vehicle will stop working completely.

Come to J.S. Automotive to get worn or frayed serpentine belts replaced. Replacing belts when cracked, frayed or showing signs of excessive wear is very inexpensive when compared to having your car or truck towed to our repair shop.

Listen for signs of belt problems. Noise like rattling or slipping in the belt system is a sign of wear. Use your nose to tell you if a belt problem is imminent. The smell of burnt rubber can indicate a slipping belt.

At J.S. Automotive when we replace a worn serpentine belt, we check all the components in the serpentine system such as tensioners and pulleys. A typical serpentine belt replacement is 60,000 to 90,000 miles.

Why risk being stranded when a bad belt can be diagnosed with simple routine maintenance? Get J.S. Automotive to replace your car or truck's serpentine belts as directed by your owner's manual and avoid the hassle and expense of a sudden breakdown.

Call J.S. Automotive in Charlestown today at (603) 826-6874 to schedule regular maintenance such as belt inspection.

Owning A Car Is A Hidden Cost For College Students

2022-10-01

Car Ownership - A Hidden Cost for College Students in Charlestown

Public transportation, Uber or Lyft may be an option for students attending college in large cities but for students attending colleges in small towns the only option may be owning a car. This is particularly true for students attending community colleges where commuting to campus is the only option.

College is expensive and owning a car while attending school is an added expense. Here are the top six expense categories college students should plan for:

1. Fuel
2. Financing
3. Parking permit, annual taxes and registration
4. Insurance
5. Maintenance
6. Tires

Parking permits, licensing, registration and taxes are unavoidable. However here are some recommendations for managing other costs.

• Consider using a gas app that helps you track down the best price in town for gas. Many local gas and convenience stores offer a reward card just for gas.
• Revisit your auto loan. College may be a good time to consider a less expensive car. Call your local credit union and ask them about financing. Some financial institutions offer lower interest rates for car owners who sign up to have their monthly payments deducted directly from their bank account each month.
• Shopping for car insurance may also create a significant savings. If you switch to a less expensive car you may need less coverage. If you are driving less on average this may also lower your insurance costs. Keeping a clean driving record while you are in college can help keep your insurance rates low.
• Come by J.S. Automotive in Charlestown and let us help you create a solid auto maintenance plan. No one wants to miss class because their car wouldn't start. Regular maintenance on your car will help prevent high-cost car repairs in the future. Maintenance items such as oil changes can also increase fuel efficiency saving you additional money at the gas pump.
• The cost of tires can be a jolt to a college student's budget. Plan to buy tires by setting aside a little money each month. Save on tires by taking advantage of manufacturer rebates.

Call J.S. Automotive in Charlestown today at (603) 826-6874 or stop by our service center for preventive auto maintenance services at 892 Old Claremont Road, Charlestown, NH, 03603.

J.S. Automotive Knows What Older Cars and Trucks Need

2022-10-01

Take Your Older Car or Truck To J.S. Automotive in Charlestown For Preventative Maintenance

The consumer price index for used cars and trucks jumped up by 40.5% from January 2021 to January 2022. As a result, the average age of vehicles on the road is rising as many owners of older cars decide it is cheaper to hang on to them than to buy one today.

As cars get older, they need more maintenance and repair. Drivers in Charlestown must be more diligent about preventative maintenance. Replacing a bad O2 Sensor costs $250.00 on average. This may increase or decrease based on the make and model of your car or truck. However, performing recommended auto maintenance such as air filter replacement and spark plug replacement can extend the life of your O2 sensor.

Kelly Blue Book reports the average vehicle age in the US is 13.5 years. After five years of ownership the chances of a breakdown or service issue increases dramatically unless drivers are vigilant about preventative maintenance. Come by J.S. Automotive in Charlestown and let us help you set up a preventative maintenance plan for your car or truck. Sticking to a maintenance plan will minimize the chances of breakdowns, increase fuel efficiency and decrease any future repair costs.

The Top 6 Auto Preventative Maintenance Items to Plan for Today

1. oil change
2. oil and fuel filters
3. belts and hoses
4. brake system components
5. brake and transmission fluid flushes
6. tires and alignment

J.S. Automotive in Charlestown is dedicated to helping busy car owners prioritize preventative maintenance. We make it easy with convenient, affordable and friendly service. Call today at (603) 826-6874 or stop by our service center at 892 Old Claremont Road, Charlestown, NH, 03603 and speak to one of our technicians.