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Making Your Car Run Even Better

There aren't many things that can disrupt your day when you are really committed to getting somewhere, but one of the most problematic things is a car that just won't seem to work properly. I started thinking about different ways to make my car better, and a friend of mine suggested taking it in for routine auto service. I worked with a mechanic to resolve all kinds of car problems, ranging from a dying battery to different issues with the on-board computer system. This website is all about making your car run even better, and how it could help your family to get where they need to go safely and efficiently.

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Why You Shouldn't Ignore Work Truck Problems

Posted on 23 December 2019

If you have work trucks, you want to make sure anything that is wrong with them gets repaired as soon as the issues are noted. If you allow your work trucks to stay on the road after they have an issue that should be repaired, then there are a lot of problems that you can have come up, along with the original problem that will need to be tended to at some point. [Read More]

Heater Core Problems: What Should You Do About Your Car Problems?

Posted on 23 November 2019

If you notice a small puddle of fluid or damp carpeting under your car's dashboard, you may wonder if there's a hole or bad hose in your radiator. You could actually have a leak in your car's heater core. Learn more about heater core leaks and how you can properly diagnose your car's problem below. What's a Heater Core? Unless something happens with your car's engine block or head gasket, the majority of radiator leaks occur on the outside of the vehicle. [Read More]

Repair Or Replace Your Tire: Know When It's Time For Tire Replacement

Posted on 20 August 2019

You can expect anywhere from 25,000 miles to 50,000 miles of life out of your tires, but this is a wide range to consider. On a vehicle driven an average of 15,000 miles a year, this means you will need new tires every three to four years. If you drive less miles, the age of your tires can become an issue and still need to be replaced. When there is damage to a tire from a puncture, where the puncture occurs and the size of it will determine whether you can repair or replace your tire. [Read More]

Critical Signs Your Brakes Need Replacing

Posted on 6 August 2019

Taking care of your car will allow you to remain independent and get where you need to go. It's vital to look at for a wide range of warning signs that may mean you need to repair this item. Being aware of issues with your brakes is vital to allow you to be safe while on the road. Squealing sounds If your brakes make a squealing sound, this could mean that you'll soon need to put in new brake pads. [Read More]