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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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How To Find Out Why Your Car Brakes Are Leaking

25 November 2022
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Modern brakes rely on a brake fluid system to be able to stop a car. If your vehicle is low on brake fluid, you will need to have the problem corrected as soon as you can. However, because your brake system is a closed system, you will also need to figure out why your brakes are leaking in the first place. How to Know When Your Brakes are Leaking When your brake fluid is low, a dashboard indicator light should come on. Read More 

Three Possible Reasons Your Car’s Transmission Is Overheating

27 October 2022
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If your car's transmission is overheating, you must get it into an auto transmission repair shop for proper diagnostics and repair. Other than adding fluid, transmission problems always require a skilled professional. An overheating automotive transmission is always a serious situation and is typically caused by one following three issues. Transmission Fluid Problems  The first place to investigate when a transmission is overheating is the fluid level and the quality of the fluid contained within the system. Read More 

2 Signs There Is A Problem With Your Car’s Exhaust System That Need To Be Repaired

5 October 2022
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While driving your car, you may have noticed that you have to stop and fill it up with gas more often than you have in the past. You may also have noticed that the engine is noisier than usual and is making an intermittent rattling sound. If so, there is a good chance that there is an issue with the car's exhaust system. Below are a couple of signs that this is the case, making it necessary to take your vehicle in to have it inspected and repaired. Read More 

3 Signs Your Brakes Need to Be Inspected

8 September 2022
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The brakes on your vehicle are a required part of your vehicle. They stop your vehicle when necessary and help to slow your vehicle down. Without brakes on vehicles, accidents would be plentiful and injuries on the road would be very commonplace. If you don't have your brakes inspected often, you should consider having them inspected every time you have your tires rotated and balanced. There are other times when your brakes should be inspected as well. Read More 

Failing Starter: 4 Warning Signs You Must Know

8 August 2022
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When you switch on your car, you initiate complex mechanical and electrical operations that help crank up your vehicle. Although the engine firing system consists of many mechanisms — plugs, ignition coils, and fuel injectors — without a self-starter, they wouldn't function. Your motor begins the engine firing process to kickstart your car. However, if you switch on your vehicle and the lights on your dashboard show, but your engine won't run, the motor may be broken. Read More