Learn more about tires & auto services from the experts! We always say an educated customer is the best customer.
Brr, it’s getting cold out there. With winter just around the corner, driving in the cold elements brings about a new driving experience. Prep your car accordingly in order to be ready for the ice, snow, and lots of salt.
If you need help keeping up with your coolant levels for possible repairs or flushes, it's time to read our latest blog post.
Check engine light is on? Don’t worry yourself quite yet. The severity of the problem could necessitate a simple fix or a costly repair/replacement. Our best recommendation is to not delay and take your vehicle into the shop - the faster you find out the problem, the quicker the fix.
Most manufacturers recommend changing your vehicle’s oil every 3,000 to 5,000 miles. That is a lot of used oil to go through in just a year - let alone the entire lifespan of your vehicle. Learn more how you can recycle your used oil in our latest blog.
Given the average number of years spent driving, you are bound to come across a dead car battery. It may be easy to blow it off the first time it happens, but when it occurs again and again, there is no denying that something is wrong. Read our blog to learn more.
Have you ever wondered how long it is your brakes will typically last you? While the answer isn't always cut and dry, we do have a blog going over just that. Read on to learn more.
Discovering a flat tire will typically have you adding up the cost of a replacement in your head. You have to consider the brand, the size, the actual cost of the tire, and the installment process. That is a lot to have to consider in such a short notice.
Effective breaks are crucial to not only your safety, but the safety of others on the road. With this being the case, it is important to train yourself to be aware of any irregularities in your ride around town.
TPMS stands for “Tire Pressure Monitoring System”. This is a function that all passenger vehicles, weighing under 10,000 pounds and sold after September 1, 2007, must have according to the TREAD Act of 2000.
There is no specified timeline for the life of a tire. Due to many external factors, a tire’s lifespan is largely circumstantial.
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