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From South Sacramento:
Take Hwy 99 north and turn right onto H St. Go straight to 56th St., and turn left. Go 200 yards and we are on the corner of F St. and Elvas Ave.
From Roseville area:
Take Bus. 80 to E St exit and turn left. Go straight for 1.1 miles and turn right when the street deadens into Elvas Ave. Go 1 mile and we are on the corner of F St. and Elvas Ave.
From Fair Oaks:
Take Fair Oaks Blvd west until it crosses the American River Bridge. Fair Oaks splits into H and J streets. Go straight on H St. to 56th St. and turn right. Go 200 yards and we are on the corner of F St. and Elvas Ave.
We're very easy to find. We are very close to the geographical center of Sacramento.
We are located at the corner of F St. and Elvas Ave. This area of town is called East Sacramento. We are halfway between Sacramento State College and Sutter Memorial Hospital.
What can confuse people, is when north bound 56th St crosses H St, it turns into Elvas Ave. We are about 200 yards north of H St. at the corner of F St. This is where most people turn to go to Sutter Memorial Hospital. You will see blue and white signs all around the area that point to the Hospital. If you follow the signs, they will lead you right past us.
We hate Voice Mail. We answer the phone 100% of the time with a person that can help you.
"If there is a possibility of several things going wrong, the one that will cause the most damage will be the one that goes wrong."
5600 Elvas Ave.
Sacramento,CA 95819
916.452.5067
stephensservice@surewest.net
Whenever you have a dead battery, you should always use a genuine Mercedes-Benz battery. Aftermarket battery's don't have enough amperage and cause low voltage fault codes when the system is under peak loads. Low voltage confuses the control units and makes all kinds of problems that end up costing you far more then you would ever save with a aftermarket battery. Aftermarket battery's also are not vented correctly and can be a big problem on some models. It may seem so simple, running over to the auto parts store on Saturday morning and dropping in a new battery, can turn into a giant pain in the rear. You may think that everything is working fine and you saved money, but it will come back to bite you. The electrical systems are way to complicated to be fooling with. You have no idea what you're getting in to.
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