Mac Tires Inc.

Heating and A/C

A/C that actually blows cold, which in South Florida is not optional.

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Heating and A/C at Mac Tires Inc.
Mac Tires Inc. · Pompano Beach

Warm air from the vents usually means the system is low, and a system that is low has a leak somewhere. We find the leak first rather than just filling it back up and sending you off to lose it again in a month.

When to get in touch

  • Warm air from the vents
  • Cold on the highway, warm at a light
  • Weak airflow even on high
  • A musty smell when it comes on

Services available

  • Find the leak before refilling anything
  • Check the cooling fans and airflow through the condenser
  • Tell you the cause and the price before the work

How it goes

No appointment needed, and no surprises on the invoice.

Mac Tires Inc.Service order
  1. 1

    Call or drive in

    Tell us what is going on, or the size on your sidewall if it is tires. We will quote you on the phone.

  2. 2

    We look at it with you

    Tread, pads, codes or readings, whatever the job needs. You see what we see before anything is ordered.

  3. 3

    Know the next step

    Confirm the service, installed price and expected timing with the shop before work begins.

Your approval, before any work

Questions people ask

Why is my A/C blowing warm air?

Most often the system is low on refrigerant, and a system that is low has a leak somewhere. It can also be the compressor, a cooling fan or a blend door inside the dash. We find the cause first, because in South Florida you will notice a guess within a week.

Do I just need an A/C recharge?

Only if nothing is leaking, which is rare. The system is sealed, so if it is low, the refrigerant went somewhere. A recharge on its own blows cold for a while and then you are back. We find the leak first rather than filling it up and sending you off to lose it again. Newer cars use a refrigerant called R-1234yf, which costs more than the old kind, so fixing the leak matters even more.

Why does my A/C blow cold on the highway but warm at a light?

At speed, air rushes through the condenser at the front of the car. At a stop, the cooling fan has to do that job. When it cools on the road and goes warm in traffic, the fan or the airflow through the condenser is the first thing we check. Sitting on Federal Highway in August shows it up fast.

Still not sure?

Call (954) 468-7920 and ask for Kevin. A straight answer costs nothing, and we will tell you if we are not the right shop for the job.

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