If your engine is stalling, it could be because a sensor is faulty or an electrical component is damaged or has gone bad. Bring your car in and we'll perform a diagnostic check to find out the cause.
The batteries in electric cars are sealed, and trying to work on one yourself can cause serious damage and void the warranty. Trust that task to trained technicians whenever repairs or scheduled maintenance are needed.
Car frame damage is no longer the devastating condition it once was. Modern machines are more accurate and efficient when it comes to restoring a car or truck to its normal alignment.
What is oil viscosity? Oil viscosity refers to how easily oil pours at a specified temperature. Thin oils have lower viscosity (lower number) and pour more easily at low temperatures than thicker oils that have a greater viscosity (higher number).
We know that sometimes it's practically impossible to avoid hitting a pothole. If you do happen to slam into one, bring your car or truck in and have us check the wheels, tires, suspension system and alignment.
If you're planning to add electrical components to your vehicle (e.g. a louder horn or extra lights), it would be prudent to have a professional shop do the work. After all, the electrical system of the car, as well as sensitive on-board electronics, can become irreparably damaged should you make a mistake.
While there are some things that you can safely repair on your car, you will find that everything else will require professional attention. This is because most of a modern car's systems are incredibly complex and may require the use of special tools that only a commercial shop will have.
We will be open once again on Saturdays starting on Oct. 24th . 8-4 We will be doing front end work, Alignments, brakes, oil changes, tires and flat repairs.
If your car's engine just cranks but won't start, the first thing you're going to want to check is if there's any fuel left. If there is, then you may want to have the vehicle professionally serviced because the fault could be anything from a dead sparkplug to a faulty fuel pump.
The names of all Lamborghini’s cars are derived from the world of bullfighting. The Diablo and Murcielago are both the names of famous bulls, while the Estoque is the style of sword that Matadors use.
Sludge in the crankcase? It can be caused by failing to change the oil at recommended intervals, using the wrong grade of oil, a broken PCV valve, problems with the piston rings, or other conditions that need to be diagnosed and corrected.
Buying a used car? Before you turn over your hard-earned cash, bring it to us for a presale once-over to make sure you know what you're buying. This includes whether you're buying from a dealer or a private seller.
How popular was the Ford Model T? Well, In 1916, 55% of all the cars in the world were Model T Fords. In fact, until 1958, almost 60% of all cars on the road in the U.S. were Fords. Then Ford introduced the Edsel...
Has your car or truck's fuel efficiency fallen off? It could be an old, faulty or damaged oxygen sensor. Having it replaced can improve MPG by as much as forty percent.
Suddenly stiffened steering in older cars can be a sign of deteriorating or damaged ball joint. If not addressed and corrected, it could fail completely, creating a serious safety hazard.
Do you know that after any suspension or chassis work, performing an alignment is a requirement? Your vehicle may be unsafe to drive without this.
"I’ve always been into cars. Cars are part of our genetic makeup. It’s unavoidable." - Matthew Fox. We could not agree more.
Do not take any chances with your brakes. If you hear them squealing when you depress the pedal, or they don't feel right, bring your car in to have the brake pads checked and replaced.
The United States has more cars than any other country in the world, at 300 million. China comes in a distant second, at 78 million.
When buying a used car, no matter if it's from a dealer or a private party, always have it inspected by professional mechanics before money changes hands. Unless the seller is willing to give you a warranty, it's "buyer beware."
Tired of the cup holders in your car getting gunked up and sticky? Here's a simple hack to prevent that: place cupcake liners in them. Not only do they protect the holders, they are easy to remove.
The brake pads on your car or truck should be replaced at least every 30,000 miles or if they start squealing every time you depress the brake pedal, whichever comes first.
Two things that should be in every car emergency kit: a backup battery for a cell phone and a tool that can be used to break the glass in case you are unable to exit the vehicle due to electrical failure or flood waters.
Generally speaking, brake pads should be replaced at least every 30,000 miles, depending on the driving conditions. However, if you hear them squealing, it's time to replace them, no matter what the mileage.