Posted on: 14 January 2016
Many people who live in cold climates know that they must prepare their home for the winter. But did you know you should also prepare your car for below freezing temperatures? Here is a guide on how to prepare your car for winter:
1. Get new tires
A good set of tires is essential for your car to brake when the roads get slick. Even if you don't need winter tires, check the tread on your tires.
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Posted on: 14 January 2016
Are you worried about having to pay too much for your upcoming car repairs? If this is something you have concerns about, you will likely want to take caution when selecting the repair shop you take your car to. Well, before you select a repair shop, there are ways that you can save based on the shop you utilize, especially if you do the following:
Use an Independent Shop:
Using an independent shop can help you save as these smaller, local repair shops need to compete with major auto repair shops and a way that they can compete is to offer lower and attractive rates for repairs.
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Posted on: 13 January 2016
Cars can tell you when something is wrong by making certain sounds. It can be difficult, however, if you do not understand what these sounds mean. In many cases, if you take your car to a mechanic when you first start hearing these noises you could have a lower repair bill. Below are three different things you could be hearing and why.
Grinding sound when you press the breaks
If you hear a grinding sound when you press on your brakes, the brake pads have worn away.
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Posted on: 13 January 2016
Collecting antique cars is a dream for many people. Unfortunately, many cars have not been able to withstand wear and tear over the years and can sometimes have rust on their exterior. If you have recently purchased an antique vehicle that needs to be repaired, it is important to have the rust repaired as soon as possible so that it doesn't continue to spread. The following guide walks you through the process an auto shop will take to repair the remove the rust and repair your car.
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