Address

11491A West Sample Road
Coral Springs, FL 33065

Hours

Mon – Fri: 8AM – 5PM

Sat:8am-2pm

Call Us

(754) 704-7284

Auto Repair Services in Coral Springs, FL

An Auto Repair Solution In Coral Springs

Our Repair Menu

The team at Triple J Automotive is always ready to provide your auto repair services. Throughout each week, our state-of-the-art shops here in Coral Springs, FL, offer high-quality service at a fair price. Also, our technicians are proudly ASE-certified. You do not have to worry about results with our staff, and we have plenty of space for your new or used car, truck, or SUV. Beyond standard auto repair services, we specialize in hybrid vehicles and collaborate with local business owners to support their fleet management needs, making us a welcoming option for all. Since 2020, we have brought new life to the local auto repair and care industry, and we are ready to make your life on the road a bit easier. You can visit us at Mon – Fri: 8AM – 5PM during the workweek or send a message through our website. To get started with auto repair services, call (754) 704-7284, visit 11491A W Sample Rd, Coral Springs, FL 33065, or send a message online. For the team on West Sample Road, you can call , stop by , or request an auto repair on the website. Walk-ins are welcome.  

Experienced Mechanics 

Whether you need our help right now or in a month, Triple J Automotive welcomes you. With local experts ready for anything, we bring our A-Game to every auto repair appointment on the calendar. You can schedule an auto repair service with our ASE-certified and master mechanics for things like engine repair, brake repair, drivetrain repair, diagnostics, auto A/C and heating repair, maintenance, hybrid repair, fleet repair, alignments, fuel system repair, cooling system repair, exhaust repair, timing belt replacement, tire services, tune-ups, and the list continues. If your car makes unusual sounds, smells strange, notices leaks, or has a dashboard light on, it’s time to reach out to us.

Warranty Protection 

With every auto repair service we finish at Triple J Automotive, you can bet on warranty protection. We partner with TechNet for a 24-month/24,000-mile warranty on parts and labor, ensuring your peace of mind before, during, and after your time with us. You deserve to be confident in our results and experience, and we want to keep you protected for up to two years. Many auto repair teams and locations do not offer comprehensive warranty coverage, which has always been a pain point for drivers. Our shop aims to get you in and out in no time, so you can get back to your busy life on the road, all while maintaining industry-leading quality and protection. It’s our promise.  

Frequently Asked Questions

Your car’s cooling system prevents the engine from overheating by circulating coolant (antifreeze) through the engine block to absorb heat, then carrying it to the radiator where it is cooled by oncoming air and fans. Operating at the proper temperature is vital; an uncooled engine can quickly suffer catastrophic failure, such as a cracked block or blown head gasket.
The most obvious sign is the dashboard temperature gauge rising into the “Hot” zone or a “Coolant Low” warning light turning on. Other major red flags include bright green, orange, or pink fluid leaking under your car, a sweet steam-like smell from under the hood, white smoke coming from the exhaust, or your car’s cabin heater failing to blow warm air.
Generally, it is recommended to flush and replace your engine coolant every 30,000 to 50,000 miles, or every 3 to 5 years, depending on your vehicle manufacturer’s guidelines and the type of coolant used. Over time, coolant degrades, becomes acidic, and loses its rust-inhibiting properties, which can lead to corrosion inside your radiator and engine.
A full coolant reservoir doesn’t guarantee the fluid is circulating properly. Overheating can still happen if you have a stuck-closed thermostat, a failing water pump that isn’t pushing the fluid, a heavily clogged radiator, a broken radiator cooling fan, or a pocket of trapped air inside the cooling system lines.
No, you should pull over safely and shut off the engine as soon as possible. Driving even a short distance with an overheating engine can cause severe, permanent damage like warped cylinder heads or a seized engine, turning a simple repair into a multi-thousand-dollar replacement. Never attempt to open the radiator cap while the engine is hot, as the pressurized boiling coolant can cause severe burns.

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