Hybrid Cars - Qualified Hybrid Car Technicians at Wayne's Service

At Wayne’s Service we understand that the future of the automobile industry will consist of an increasing amount of hybrid cars.

Hybrid car technology is quite different from conventional automotive technology. For this reason we have studied hybrid car technology and have become experts with the service specifications, their safety precautions and the maintenance requirements of hybrid cars.

Our Top technician, Mike Ormonde, attended hybrid school also known as “Hybrid Heaven” to become a “Qualified Hybrid Technician”. Mike has attended a second session of hybrid school and will continue hybrid training to ensure he is always up to speed on the latest hybrid technologies. In addition to training, Wayne’s Service has also invested in latest tools and equipment required to service hybrid vehicles.

Top Questions to Wayne About Hybrid Car Service

Is Wayne’s Service qualified in servicing Hybrid vehicles?

There is only one way to become an official Qualified Hybrid Vehicle Repair Shop. Automotive Career Development Center (www.auto-careers.org/) has the classes that train Qualified Technicians around the world . Our technician Mike is a"Qualified Technician". Wayne's Service Plus in the process of completing ACDC'S requirements to become a Qualified Hybrid Repair Facility.

Why wouldn't I just take my car back to the dealer for service?

We are here to give you an alternative to their high prices, impersonal service and lack of convenience. You deserve more than that!

If I don’t service my Hybrid vehicle at the dealer, will it void my warranty?

As long as you show that it was serviced to the Manufacturers standards, it will not void any warranty.

What are the benefits of having Wayne’s Service service my hybrid vehicle?

Wayne's Service Plus will give you the honest and personalized quality of service that you demand at a price you will be satisfied with.

Here’s a useful driving tip for your hybrid vehicle:

The proper way to drive a hybrid vehicle is much different if you plan to get the great mileage you anticipate. Around town is where having a hybrid vehicle will pay for itself best. Taking off from a stop should be a gradual process getting up to speed. Once up to speed, it should be limited to 55 to 60 mph. Stopping should also a gradual thing so batteries can recharge as you come to a stop.

Some of the differences between a hybrid cars verses and a traditional vehicle are:

• Type of oil used
• Type of tires
• Alternating current/voltages present under the hood and vehicle. (You could get electrocuted)
• Charging systems
• Braking systems
• Terminology
• Cooling systems/Air conditioning systems. (Inverters have their own air conditioning)
• Batteries, number of batteries and type