Minibus repair

STO Alex-Auto has been professionally repairing and servicing minibuses since 1998. The use of the most modern diagnostic equipment and highly qualified employees are the key to high-quality repair of your car and ensure its long and safe operation.

Minibuses, as a rule, are operated much more intensively than a conventional passenger car, and therefore the load on the units and the body is much greater. In this regard, frequent reasons for contacting our service station are breakdowns of the engine, fuel system and chassis. With vast experience, our specialists with the help of modern diagnostic equipment can quickly determine the malfunction and repair the engine, fuel or running gear.

We carry out the following types of maintenance and repair of minibuses:

• scheduled maintenance, routine maintenance, replacement of filters, oil and other consumables;

• computer diagnostics of the car’s condition, troubleshooting of the engine, suspension and other electronic systems;

• removal, installation and maintenance of engines, valve adjustment, replacement of technical fluids and spark plugs, replacement of the air filter;

• repair work on the gearbox, clutch replacement, maintenance of the drive and razdatki;

• restoration of the steering rack, power steering and steering rods;

• repair and maintenance of the brake system, replacement of brake cylinders and pads, adjustment;

• electrical work: headlights, mechanisms, wires and lights;

• work on the chassis of minibuses — repair and adjustment of the rear and front suspension;

• diagnostics and work on maintenance and repair of the fuel system, replacement of filters, cleaning of the fuel tank;

• replacement or repair of mufflers and removal of catalysts;

When providing car maintenance and repair services, our service station uses original spare parts or high-quality replacements from other manufacturers (as agreed with the Customer). All types of work and parts are guaranteed in accordance with the Order of the Ministry of Transport of Ukraine No. 792 dated November 11, 2002.