Crosse Auto Repair

Did you know that the speed rating on your tire sidewall is just as important as the load rating? The speed rating indicates the maximum speed a tire can safely handle, and it's crucial to match this with your vehicle's top speed. Using a tire with a lower speed rating than your vehicle's maximum speed can lead to overheating, reduced handling, and tire failure. Make sure to check your owner's manual, or call us to ensure you're using the right tire with the appropriate speed rating for your vehicle.  

Is your airbag light on? Don't ignore it! This could indicate a potential safety issue. While it might be a minor problem, it's always best to get it checked by a professional. Don't hesitate to bring your car in for a check-up

Here's a joke for your kids or grandkids to share! WHAT SNAKES DO YOU FIND ON CARS? Windshield Vipers  

TMPS; you’ve heard that term before, but what does it mean? It stands for Tire Pressure Monitoring System. Just like the name suggests; they monitor your tire pressure. Most cars today have one on each tire. Sometimes spare tires will also have this sensor. When this warning light comes on, do not ignore it! So, I had this warning light come on for my car. They found a nail in the tire. Non-repair zone… of course. Got 4 new tires because of being 4-wheel drive. “The Car Care Council’s new video about the TPMS system explains the meaning of the symbol on your dashboard and its importance to vehicle safety,” said Rich White, executive director, Car Care Council. The new TPMS video from the Car Care Council can be viewed at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prix-fvsfKw ... read more

Our vehicles today have several different types of filters. Each filter typically has its own maintenance schedule for being replaced. While many replacement schedules for changing filters is in your manual, here are some helpful tips from our NAPA friends: OIL FILTER– gets changed during a regular oil change; remember the type of driving you do may change the frequency of your oil changes AIR FILTER— works with the oil filter to keep the engine clean, usually made out of paper or some other thin material TRANSMISSION FILTER— this filter catches any dirt that may be in the fluids inside your vehicle’s transmission. CABIN AIR FILTER— prevents pollen and dust from going through the heating and cooling system into where you sit. If the heater or air conditioning smells when you turn it on; the cabin air filter probably needs to be replaced. A quick look at the filter each season is helpful to avoid smelly air! FUEL FILTER— Obviously it filters your ... read more