Category: Auto Repair

The State of New and Used Cars: Should You Fix or Trade?

April 21st, 2022 by

The pandemic affected a lot of things, including the automotive industry. The vehicle market for used cars and trucks saw a huge shortage that was immediately followed by new production delays, which means that the market value of pre-owned cars is quite high right now. For those who have a car that is older and

Should I Have My Rotors Resurfaced or Replaced? 

April 14th, 2022 by

Normally, when car owners service their brake system, the most common form of maintenance is changing the brake pads. Changing brake pads on a vehicle is a relatively simple job and can be relatively inexpensive, depending on the vehicle.  Most people with a basic knowledge of cars can change their own brake pads in a

What You Should Know About Your Vehicle’s Alignment

April 7th, 2022 by

If you’ve ever done a quick internet search for “How do I know if my wheels are aligned,” then it’s likely that you’ll see a few different terms thrown around with some variation of these words: camber, toe-in, or toe-out, caster, etc… But how exactly does this affect your driving experience? And more importantly, can

What Is a PCV Valve and How Is It Costing You Money?

April 5th, 2022 by

All modern vehicles have an emissions control system. You might be familiar with some components of that system, such as oxygen sensors and catalytic converters. PCV valves are also part of the system but are not as well-known. However, despite that, if your PCV valve is failing, it could be costing you money. In this

Fix it up or trade it in? How to tell and what to do

February 24th, 2020 by

If you’ve ever owned a car, you’ve probably found yourself in the following scenario: You just got a repair bill in the thousands. Your vehicle has been showing some signs of aging. While browsing the internet, you see an ad for a brand new car for just $400 per month. The idea of shedding that

How to pick the right gas at the pump: a guide

February 24th, 2020 by

Most people assume that all gasoline of the same octane level is the same. An 89 at one station is the same as an 89 at another station. So is a 93, and so on. However, there are actually substantial differences among different brands of gasoline all around the United States. This is true whether

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