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A few weeks ago, one of the tires on my cousin’s car went flat during her commute home from work. While she had a spare tire in her trunk, she didn’t know how to change it. For forty-five minutes, she watched as numerous cars passed by her on the rural highway. No one stopped to offer her assistance. Finally, her uncle drove by and saw her predicament. He thoughtfully pulled over to the side of the road and changed her tire. If you are faced with this uncertain frightening situation, a better alternative exists. You can call a reputable auto service. An auto service will send someone quickly to assess and take care of your needs. On this blog, you will discover the benefits of using an auto service.

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3 Things People Do To Cause Their Clutch To Fail
10 October 2018

Even though the standard clutch is designed to las …

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Signs Your Car Needs An Oil Change
1 September 2018

If you have lost the sticker indicating when you l …

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Four Reasons To Keep Up With Fleet Truck Maintenance
7 July 2018

As a business owner with a fleet of trucks, it can …

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Just Got Your First Car? Keep This Service Checklist In Mind
3 April 2018

Congratulations on getting your first car. Excitin …

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Here's What To Look For When Choosing An Auto Repair Shop To Service Your New Vehicle
27 February 2018

Whether you've purchase a new or used vehicle, it' …

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Help Is On the Way

3 Things People Do To Cause Their Clutch To Fail

10 October 2018
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Even though the standard clutch is designed to last many years, it is a component of your vehicle that relies on the driver to use it appropriately to get the most years of use out of it. Because driving with a manual transmission relies so much on your input, you really do have to be careful with how you treat it during operation. Otherwise, you could end up needing to have your clutch replaced on a regular basis. Read More 

Signs Your Car Needs An Oil Change

1 September 2018
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If you have lost the sticker indicating when you last changed your oil or you have done a lot of traveling since then, you may wonder if the time has come to go ahead and have your oil changed. If so, look for the following signs that your car is in dire need of an oil change. Color of the Oil Darkens The first sign that you need an oil change can be found by looking at the color of the oil itself. Read More 

Four Reasons To Keep Up With Fleet Truck Maintenance

7 July 2018
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As a business owner with a fleet of trucks, it can be hard to keep up with maintenance. Many people in your position take the approach of just fixing trucks as things go wrong. However, this approach has its flaws -- and a better approach is often to keep up with regular truck maintenance so that you catch problems before they become so serious. Here are four big reasons why regular maintenance is so important for your truck fleet. Read More 

Just Got Your First Car? Keep This Service Checklist In Mind

3 April 2018
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Congratulations on getting your first car. Exciting, isn't it? As you enjoy your ride, please note that your car does not run on gas alone. Whether used or new, your car will need to be checked regularly to ensure it keeps running efficiently. Failure to do so will result in major and costly repairs. Here are a few things you need to check to keep your car in tip-top shape. Read More 

Here’s What To Look For When Choosing An Auto Repair Shop To Service Your New Vehicle

27 February 2018
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Whether you've purchase a new or used vehicle, it's important to choose an auto repair shop to service your vehicle as time goes on. Here's what to look for when deciding which auto repair shop in your area you'd like to work with: Thorough Documentation Provided It's important to make sure that the auto repair shop you hire has the ability to thoroughly document the work that they do and provide you with copies of those documents so you can maintain a portfolio for your vehicle. Read More