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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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RV Repair: Be Aware Of These Possible RV Problems

28 November 2015
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Your RV is a large house on wheels. This means that your engine is put under a lot of strain, which makes maintenance important. You should always keep up with your maintenance appointments, and talk to your RV specialist about any strange symptoms that you notice. The following guide is just meant to shed some light on a few problems that you should be aware of.  1. The Gas Leak Problem Read More 

Car Repairs That Can Increase Your Sale Price

10 November 2015
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Have you been thinking about listing your old car for sale? If you have, you may have also been thinking of how much you can get for your sale. Maximizing your car sale is definitely something to consider, especially if you are going to apply the money you make from your sale towards a newer car. Well, before you create listings, car repair may be your first step if you want to maximize your sale price. Read More 

Two Signs Indicating That Your Brakes Need To Be Serviced

4 November 2015
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The brakes on your automobile are essential to the entire working of the machine.  If you can't stop your car, you become a danger to both yourself and to other motorists on the road.  Although it's obvious that your brakes need to be serviced if your vehicle keeps going once you mash the brakes, there are some other, more subtle symptoms pointing to the need to have your brakes serviced.  Use this information to learn more about the signs indicating that it's time to have your brakes inspected by a professional. Read More 

3 Ways That You’re Ruining Your Automatic Transmission

20 October 2015
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A lot of people who own cars with manual transmissions put a lot of thought into how they drive so that they don't damage the clutch or transmission. If you have a car with an automatic transmission, however, you might not put a lot of thought into this important component of your car at all. The truth is, an automatic transmission can also be damaged by your driving habits. Since this is a rather expensive part to repair or replace, it is best to avoid damaging it in the first place. Read More 

Caring For Your Transmission: Four Mistakes To Avoid

9 October 2015
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The transmission is a very crucial aspect in a vehicle, but it is often overlooked. This is largely due to the fact that the transmission is not maintained as often as other parts of the car, such as oil changes or tire pressure checks. However, neglecting the transmission can result in a variety of problems. The following mistakes are some you should avoid in order to have a healthy transmission: Read More