Why is my car's A/C blowing warm air?

Warm air is usually caused by low refrigerant due to a leak, a failed compressor, a clogged condenser, or a faulty expansion valve.

How often should car A/C be serviced?

Most manufacturers recommend an A/C inspection every 2 years. Recharging is only needed when refrigerant is low, not on a fixed schedule.

Vehicles made before 2017 typically use R-134a. Newer vehicles use R-1234yf. We service both types at Ibarra's Auto.

Yes. We use UV dye testing and electronic leak detectors to locate even the smallest refrigerant leaks before recharging the system.

A standard recharge and leak check takes about 1 hour. If a component like a compressor needs replacement, the job can take half a day or more.

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Stay cool during the summer. We check for leaks, test compressor performance, and recharge your system with factory-spec refrigerant.

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UV dye testing ensures we find the smallest pinhole leaks.

We service both older and the newest A/C systems.

Quick turnarounds on dead A/C compressors.

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