Typical Maintenance & Repair
Maintenance on Today’s Cars’ Engines
The engines for our newer vehicles continues to change. Which means that the routine maintenance they require continues to change as well. Manufacturers and consumers have seen big changes in fuel economy, mileage and engine power for today’s vehicles. … Continue reading →
What Tunes Do You Like On Your Spring Road Trip?
A spring road trip… here we come! Many of us are ready to take a spin out of town when spring weather arrives each year. The Car Care Council has published the results of a nationwide survey of … Continue reading →
We are traveling in our car for the holidays. What should we do before we leave?
Holiday traveling is something many of us look forward to. Unfortunately too many people forget about their car until the last minute. Ugh! Glad you are thinking ahead and preparing your car for the holiday travel; whether it be for … Continue reading →
I just bought a higher-mileage car. What should I be doing to keep it running for more years to come?
Congratulations! Nothing wrong with driving a higher-mileage vehicle. The median age of a vehicle on the road today is 11 years. Most cars can go for 200,000-250,000 miles or more with proper maintenance. Pre-purchase Inspection Did you have a repair … Continue reading →
How Often Should I Visually Inspect My Vehicle?
We recommend to inspect your vehicle once a month. This will help keep tabs on any issues that you can see. It’s a good idea to take some notes on what you see. Write down your mileage as well. Is … Continue reading →
April is Car Care Month
April is Car Care Month. The entire month is dedicated to vehicle maintenance and getting ready for Summer! Mother Nature, did you hear that word, SUMMER? Despite the weather outside, summer-like temperatures will be here before we know it. Will … Continue reading →
Schedule for Maintenance
How do I know if my transfer case’s fluid needs changing?
A transfer case is found in vehicles that have 4-wheel drive, all wheel drive or multi-axle vehicles. It makes sure you have power available for both the front and rear axles. The transfer case fluid cools and lubricates the gears and other … Continue reading →
Second Largest Investment
Your vehicle is likely your second largest investment, with your home being number one. Just like your home, you really do need to invest in maintenance work for your vehicle. A vehicle that receives regular maintenance will help you avoid … Continue reading →
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