Jan 12, 2022
An Alberta automotive repair centre has recently expanded its out-of-province inspection services for clients in Abbeydale, Calgary. Cetus Automotive Repair Centre (403-235-2912) offers government-compliant vehicle inspection to provide an Alberta registration and license plate for out-of-province cars, trucks, and motorcycles.
Calgary, Canada - January 12, 2022 /PressCable/ —
Abbeydale residents can now use Cetus Auto to ensure that their car is safe to drive in the province of Alberta. The updated service also prevents drivers from incurring any fines associated with having an uninspected vehicle.
More information is available at https://cetusautomotive.com/alberta-out-of-province-inspection
The auto repair centre’s newly expanded Abbeydale services for obtaining an Alberta out-of-province inspection include a thorough check to ensure the integrity of all vehicle systems. This includes the following components: brakes, tires, drivetrain, electrical systems, suspension, steering, fuel, glass, and exhaust.
If a vehicle fails the inspection, all repairs suggested by Cetus Automotive Repair Centre technicians will need to be completed. The centre’s repair shop technicians have over 50 years experience working on vehicles of all makes and models, so customers can feel confident in their specialist expertise.
By opting to carry out any repairs at the same Calgary shop where the inspection took place, customers are guaranteed that the technician is already familiar with their vehicle and knows what action is required. This often saves time and money on repairs.
In addition to out-of-province inspections, Cetus Auto also offers a wide range of other services. These include everything from general repairs such as oil changes and brake servicing, to speciality jobs like engine diagnostics, spark plug thread repair, and GDI engine maintenance.
This announcement is in line with the company’s commitment to ensuring that residents of Abbeydale, Calgary, can get all of their automotive needs met in an environment they can trust. Further detail can be found at http://www.cetusautomotive.com
Cetus Automotive Repair Centre received the Southern Alberta 2020 Consumer Choice Award for its top-quality customer service. The company has established a strong reputation in the local community for its expert auto repairs and clear, honest communication, as indicated by its numerous positive testimonials.
A satisfied customer said, “I would highly recommend Cetus. They gave me a verbal quote and when the work took longer than expected they didn’t charge me the additional labour time as they wanted to stick to what they said. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable and I will be using them for other services in the future.”
Interested parties can visit https://www.facebook.com/CetusAutomotive to discover more.
Additional references: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CN4JvSZPWn0
Contact Info:
Name: Mike Sheppard
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Organization: Cetus Automotive Repair Centre
Address: 3005 23 St NE, Calgary, AB T2E 7A4, Canada
Phone: +1-403-235-2912
Website: https://cetusautomotive.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89059806
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