One of the main reasons hot air is coming from your car's AC system is low refrigerant levels. The refrigerant cools the air flowing into your vehicle. If there's a leak in the system or the refrigerant levels are low, the air blowing into your car will not be cool. Our expert technicians can quickly identify any leaks and recharge your refrigerant levels to get your AC blowing cold air again.

Your car’s compressor can also cause your car's AC to blow hot air. The compressor is responsible for pressurizing and circulating the AC system refrigerant. If the compressor needs service, hot air can blow from your vents. This issue can easily be fixed when a trained technician inspects your compressor and replaces it if necessary. It’ll restore your AC's cooling efficiency.

The condenser in your car's AC system helps release heat from the refrigerant. Over time, however, it can get clogged with dirt, leaves, or other debris. That’s why it’s essential to get it checked to ensure cool air can come through.

If your air conditioning is hot and you haven’t had your condenser looked at in a while, bring your vehicle to our service center. We'll clean or replace the condenser to ensure optimal cooling performance.

Cooling fans play a vital role in dissipating heat from the AC system. If the cooling fans are damaged or not functioning correctly, the condenser and other AC components may overheat, causing hot air to blow from your vents. Our technicians will inspect the cooling fans, repair them if need be, and ensure they operate at their best to keep your AC system cool.

Electrical issues can disrupt the proper functioning of your car's AC system. These issues can prevent the compressor from engaging or the fans from running, leading to hot air instead of cool air inside your vehicle. Trust our service center's electrical system diagnostics expertise to pinpoint and resolve any electrical issues affecting your car's AC performance.