Radiator Repair Maryland Heights, MO

At Quality Auto Repair & Auto Sales, we offer radiator repair services right here in Maryland Heights, MO. Our certified techs know their way around radiators and can handle your issues fast.

We spot and fix leaks, clogs, and overheating problems. Our team uses the right tools to find issues before they turn into something serious.

Our Radiator Repair Services Include:

• Radiator flush and cleaning
• Leak detection and repair
• Hose inspection and replacement
• Thermostat testing and replacement
• Water pump service
• Pressure testing
• Coolant replacement

We work on all makes and models, domestic and foreign. Our shop uses quality parts that always meet or beat manufacturer specs.

We keep our prices fair and our turnaround times quick. We can complete most radiator repairs the same day.

Coolant flushes every 30,000 miles help keep your system healthy and avoid surprise breakdowns. It’s a small thing that makes a big difference.

Preventative Radiator Maintenance

We always suggest regular radiator maintenance if you want to dodge expensive repairs and sudden breakdowns. Our preventative service covers a full inspection of your cooling system—hoses, belts, water pump, the works.

Coolant flushes every 30,000 miles help keep your system healthy and avoid surprise breakdowns. It’s a small thing that makes a big difference.

We pressure test your system to check for leaks. That way, we can catch small problems before they turn into wallet-draining disasters.

Our technicians flush the radiator to clear out debris and gunk that builds up over time. Then we top it off with fresh coolant, which helps keep corrosion away and your engine at the right temperature.

We also take a good look at your thermostat and radiator cap. Honestly, these little guys make a huge difference in how your cooling system performs.

Our maintenance checklist includes:

• Coolant level and condition check
• Pressure testing for leaks
• Hose and belt inspection
• Radiator flush and coolant replacement
• Thermostat and fan operation verification



If you stick to maintenance every 30,000 miles, you’ll probably steer clear of most big radiator headaches.