Auto A/C Repair

Automotive Air Conditioning refers to the system within a vehicle that cools and dehumidifies the cabin air for passenger comfort.

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Air Conditioning

Recent stories from work we complete everyday with cars that have these problems.

Service Stories
August 1, 2025

Why is my 2014 Ram ProMaster 1500 air conditioning not working?

When this commercial ProMaster's AC completely failed during Omaha's summer heat, Gateway Auto's diagnostic testing revealed multiple cooling system failures.
Repair Tips
July 17, 2025

Why is my car's air conditioning blowing warm air?

The most common causes include refrigerant leaks, failed components, or system pressure problems.
Service Stories
June 17, 2025

Why is my 2013 Toyota Tundra's AC blowing hot air?

During our free AC system check, our technicians diagnosed a faulty condenser that was preventing proper cooling.

How can we help?

An FAQ section can only get you so far. Still have questions or want more information than what's provided in our FAQs? Our friendly team of experts is happy to help.

Frequently asked questions

If it's a car, we'll fix it. If it's a question, we'll answer it.

Is it necessary to run my car's AC during the winter months?

Running your vehicle's A/C during the winter months actually has several benefits. It helps maintain the system's lubrication, prevents refrigerant leaks due to inactivity, and helps defog the windows by removing moisture from the air inside the cabin.

What is the difference between an A/C recharge and A/C repair?

Low refrigerant is the most common car air conditioning issue and can be fixed with an A/C recharge service. However, other issues may arise over your car's lifetime, including problems with the compressor, condenser or cooling fans. Our expert technicians will do a thorough diagnosis of your car's A/C system to determine if your vehicle needs a recharge or a more complex repair, then help you get back on the road with cold blowing air!

Why does my car's A/C sometimes blow hot air?

Several factors can cause your vehicle's AC to blow hot air intermittently. Low refrigerant levels, a faulty compressor, a leak in the system, or a malfunctioning condenser could be potential culprits. Our expert technicians will diagnose the issue accurately and provide the necessary repairs to restore proper cooling.

How often should I have my vehicle's air conditioning system serviced?

Regular maintenance is essential for optimal performance. We recommend having your vehicle's AC system checked at least once a year. This ensures it functions efficiently, provides cool air, and prevents potential issues.

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