ken barsabal/concord auto service- "people are coming in here trying to pay double to get their cars fixed for their a/c's. (philippe) really? (ken) oh yeah, just to get in front of somebody else." ken says he's not accepting walk-ins at the moment. he simply can't because of the backlog. he's about three days behind on repairs due to high demand.nats- fan blowing and, ken says it's not easy working in a shop when its more than 100-degrees outside... it can get much warmer inside. that's why he's got a water cooler like this one... and, five fans blowing around the shop to keep his guys cool.ken barsabal/concord auto service- "oh yea, i can't have my guys die in this heat."dave timmons/timmons auto and truck repair/nats- "we just replaced the corberator on this one." dave timmons owns timmons auto and truck repair in pleasant hill.dave timmons/timmons auto and truck repair- "when it gets cold, we do a lot of batteries, when it gets hot, we do a lot of batteries." he's been in business for 21-years and says the summer time is always extra busy... and, the last few weeks have been no di

ken barsabal/concord auto service- "doing a break inspection.ly is about to go on a road trip." ken barsabal at concord auto service says his mechanics have been working non-stop through the heat wave.nats- tire repair he says customers are rotating in and out of the garage... with many dealing with busted tires.ken barsabal/concord auto service- "if tires are cracking, they'll come apart and that's why you see those big rolls of tires, you know, on the freeway, especially when it's 105, that floor has to be anywhere between 130, 150 degrees on that asphault." even if you're car is working fine... ken says now may be the time to book a week or so in advance... especially for your air conditioning system. barsabal/concord auto service- "your a/c usually probably an ounce per year. so, if you haven't had it done in like definitely have it checked. and, do so before you problem and it's too late. philippe djegal, kron four news. .heat advisories and warnings are in place today through 9 pm for dangerously hot temperatures. a shallow marine layer al