by Nick Stoffel | May 18, 2017 | auto repair, car care tips, check engine light, safe driving tips
The dashboard of your vehicle has several warning lights on it. When an issue occurs, make sure to pay attention to which light illuminates on the dashboard. One of the lights that could turn on is the Service Engine Soon light. If the light comes on, make sure... by Nick Stoffel | May 17, 2017 | auto repair, brake repair, general car maintenance, safe driving tips
The brake system for your vehicle is one of the most important systems for your vehicle. The brakes help to slow down and stop the vehicle when you drive. If you notice an issue with the brakes, even a slight one, it should not be ignored. Each and every time... by Nick Stoffel | May 16, 2017 | auto repair, general car maintenance, oil change, safe driving tips
Engine sludge is old and congealed oil resulting from excessive contamination, heat and oil additive breakdown. Sludge typically forms over a long period of time and generally builds up when a vehicle owner skips oil changes or travels many miles past the recommended... by Nick Stoffel | May 15, 2017 | auto repair, potholes, safe driving, tire repair
Potholes can be a hazard to the vehicle. While the tires and wheels are easy to visually inspect, there could also be damage to other areas of your vehicle. The suspension, steering, and alignment systems can all become damaged as well. It is important to... by Nick Stoffel | Apr 7, 2017 | auto repair, increase fuel economy, safe driving tips, tire repair, Uncategorized, vehicle safety inspection
As spring arrives, there are a few things you should check on your vehicle. This is a good time to get your vehicle back into shape after a tough season facing frigid temperatures, snow, ice, and now potholes. There are some spring car tire tips to get your vehicle... by Nick Stoffel | Mar 31, 2017 | auto repair, car battery, car care tips, general car maintenance, Uncategorized
The battery is an important part under the hood of your vehicle. The battery helps to send power to the alternator and the rest of your vehicle in order for it to start and operate properly. If you notice that the vehicle is slow to start or it is becoming more...