Ford F-150 with the hood open and AC manifold gauges connected, parked under a canopy for service

Your car’s AC, cold again.

Deal 4 You is a car air conditioning shop in Southwest Miami. Rey tests the system, finds what actually failed, tells you straight what it costs, and fixes it.

Rated 5.0 on Google
Technician working under the open hood of an SUV in the evening, lit by the headlights
Rey at work.

One thing, done properly.

Deal 4 You only works on car air conditioning. That focus means the right gauges, the right refrigerant for your car, and someone who has already seen whatever your AC is doing.

Customers keep writing the same three things about Rey: he is honest, he explains the problem in plain words, and the price is fair. No upselling a full system when a valve is the problem, and no recharging a leak just to send you back out.

What’s your AC doing?

Find the symptom closest to yours. Rey will confirm it with a pressure test before any work starts.

  • Blowing warm air

    Usually low refrigerant from a leak, a failed compressor clutch, or an electrical fault keeping the compressor off. We find which one before charging you for parts.

  • Cold, then warm again

    Often a slow leak, a freezing evaporator, or a cooling fan that quits at idle. Common in Miami traffic.

  • Weak airflow

    A clogged cabin filter, a failing blower motor or resistor, or debris inside the dash.

  • Noise when the AC is on

    Grinding or rattling can mean a compressor on its way out. Catching it early can save the rest of the system.

  • Air from the wrong vents

    A blend door actuator or mode door failing behind the dash.

  • Musty smell or water on the floor

    A blocked evaporator drain or buildup on the evaporator itself.

Repairs we handle

  • Full AC diagnosis and pressure test
  • Leak detection
  • Recharge, R-134a and R-1234yf
  • Compressor and clutch replacement
  • Condenser replacement
  • Evaporator replacement, including full dash removal
  • Heater core replacement
  • Expansion valve and orifice tube
  • Blend door actuators
  • Blower motor and resistor
  • Cooling fans, switches and wiring
  • Cabin air filter

A healthy system blows around 40° at the vent.

That holds even on a Miami afternoon. If your center vent reads 60° or higher, something is wrong, and a can of refrigerant from the parts store usually just hides a leak for a few weeks.

Every repair here ends the same way: a thermometer in the vent and the gauges on the system, so you leave knowing it’s fixed.

Recent work

Trucks, SUVs and daily drivers. Some jobs are a quick recharge after a leak fix. Some take the whole dashboard out.

How a repair goes

  1. Call and bring it in

    Tell Rey what the AC is doing. He’ll set a time to look at it.

  2. Test before guessing

    Gauges on the high and low side, a leak check, and the electrical side checked too.

  3. A straight answer

    You hear what failed, what it takes to fix, and what it costs before any work starts.

  4. Fixed and verified

    The system is repaired, charged to spec, and checked at the vent before you drive off.

What customers say

Every review on Google is five stars.

Amazing experience with Reinaldo! Reinaldo is hard working, honest and kind. He did a complicated repair for me and has my AC working like new.

MichelleGoogle review

They diagnosed the issue quickly and had everything running cold again the same day. Super honest, fair pricing, and you can tell they really know what they’re doing. Definitely my go to spot now for anything AC related.

Giovanni RussoGoogle review

Rey provided excellent customer service when fixing my car’s A/C. He was very attentive, professional, and took the time to explain the issue clearly. The air conditioning is working perfectly now.

Adrian GonzalezGoogle review

Get it looked at.

Call or text to set a time. Same-day repairs are often possible when parts are in stock.

786-278-7172

3611 SW 113th Ct
Miami, FL 33165

Hours

MondayClosed
Tuesday9 AM to 5 PM
Wednesday9 AM to 5 PM
Thursday9 AM to 5 PM
Friday to SundayClosed