Posted on 8/30/2022

Thanks to modern technology, you can cool off in your car on a hot summer day in a matter of seconds. With the push of the A/C button, cool air will burst through your car vents. To keep your car A/C running at its prime, there are a few things you should know about your vehicle’s air conditioning system. Max Is Not Always the Best Solution - If you’re impatiant for your A/C to blast, you may be tempted to crank up the air conditioning to max right away. However, the Max A/Z button recirculates the air inside your car and is best used when the cabin is at a cooler temperature. We recommend waiting for the cabin to be cool before using the recirculating setting. A/C Is More Than Cool - What we mean by this is that the A/C system has other roles than just cooling you and other passengers off. It also dries the air inside your car. It keeps the moisture down and clears off the windshield and windows for optimal visibility. A/C Smell - If you notice an off-putting smell comi ... read more
Posted on 7/26/2022

Potholes are a menace to drivers and can cause severe damage to your vehicle. It's essential to know the potential risks potholes pose to your car and what signs to look for that may indicate pothole damage. This blog post will discuss some of the most common ways potholes can damage your vehicle. 1. Suspension damage. One of the most common ways potholes can damage your car is by causing suspension damage. When you hit a pothole, the shock from the impact can cause damage to your car's suspension components, including the shocks and struts. This type of damage can lead to a decrease in the performance of your car's suspension and can make driving more difficult and uncomfortable. 2. Tire damage. Potholes can also cause damage to your tires. When you hit a pothole, the force of the impact can cause your tire to lose air pressure or even puncture. If you hit a pothole hard enough, it can cause your tire to ultimately come off the rim. Tire damage from potholes can be exp ... read more
Posted on 6/27/2022

The cooling systems of modern cars are fitted with various heat sensors and computer-controlled electric fans to keep the engine operating in any condition. However, overheating can still occur. This articles outlines what you should do if your vehicle begins to overheat. Steps to take when you have an engine overheating Turn on the heater Car experts suggest turning on the heater, which may seem illogical. It transfers heat away from the engine into the passenger compartment, relieving the cooling system of the engine. In some cases, this may be enough to reverse the overheating. If the warning light turns off or the temperature gauge moves to the neutral position, it will be operational. Pull over If your car continues to overheat after a few minutes of driving with the heater on, you should pull over and turn off the engine; this is the safest and most effective approach to cool the engine. I f you have roadside assistance, this is an excellent time to call, since you may requi ... read more
Posted on 6/7/2022
It is unfortunate that the rate of inflation feels insurmountable. It is going to level out eventually. We can’t stop the inflation train and we all must bear it. We try to keep our rates fair, but like most businesses we are in the business to make money. We also understand, as I am sure most of you do, price is a direct reflection of value. The cost is worthy if the value can be seen. Value doesn’t mean inexpensive. It means getting what you pay for, knowing that who you pay will stand behind what they offer, and that they will explain it clearly and concisely as needed for you to feel comfortable handing over your money. We appreciate all our customers and want them to feel comfortable with us. We are all in it together and understanding that there is a constant rise in costs for everyone we try to buffer best we can. We must charge with a reflection of our costs such as the expense of keeping quality employees that will follow our high standards is more expensive becau ... read more
Posted on 5/25/2022

There is nothing worse than a dead car battery, and understanding when to change it is vital in preventing future inconveniences and challenges. A car battery requires replacement after every 3-5 years, and there are numerous requirements that you should undertake before engaging in the replacement process. The replacement of a car battery is dependent on: Variation Time Variable Heat Variable Variation Variation effect possesses physical deterioration of the life span of a car battery component. Compared to other automobiles, cars that lack hold-down hardware posit a reduced life span. Loose hold-down hardware reduces the battery life span of your automobile, bringing the need for replacement. Time Variable Car battery life span is limited, just as in the case of humans. No matter how well a vehicle is maintained, its battery capacity diminishes. Your car user habits have an impact on battery life and deterioration. For instance, when you pack your car for a long time without ... read more