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Regular service is important for keeping your car running well. You need to take your car in for routine services, like oil changes and tire rotations. You also need to visit the service center if your car is showing any signs of damage, such as making strange noises. In a way, this is just like seeing your doctor. Oil changes re preventative care, like vaccines. Repair appointments are like sick visits. This blog is dedicated to auto services, otherwise known as car doctors. We think the work they do is awesome, and we want you, our readers, to learn more about this work.

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3 Ways Your Car's Blower Can Fail

Posted on November 28, 2020

Your car's air conditioning system includes many of the standard components you can find in a traditional home HVAC system. These include a compressor, condenser and evaporator coils, and a blower motor to push cooled air into the cabin. Many automotive air conditioning problems prevent the system from cooling air, but blower failures can be just as frustrating. Symptoms of a problem with the blower can vary from erratic fan speed control to air that remains stubbornly still. [Read More]

Vehicle Not Driving Straight? It Could Be Due To These 4 Things

Posted on November 18, 2020

Have you noticed that your vehicle is no longer driving straight on the road? The vehicle may be slowly drifting to one side and require constant correction on your part, which can be quite frustrating. Follow these tips to know what to do about it.  Keep Notes About Behavior The first thing you want to do is start taking notes about when the vehicle starts to drift. For example, does it happen when you are braking, when you are driving on a certain road, or when driving at high speeds? [Read More]

Top 3 Reasons To Get Car Wheel Alignment Services

Posted on November 6, 2020

New vehicles enter the market with wheel alignment that matches manufacturer recommendations. Over time, it can get misaligned and will require adjustments. Misalignment can occur due to driving conditions, habits, accidents, and other factors such as potholes. There are several risks that drivers face if they ignore signs that misalignment exists. Safety and vehicle performance are impacted by alignment, which is why it is a car maintenance duty that should not be ignored. [Read More]

How Does A CDL Training Program Prepare You For The Road?

Posted on October 27, 2020

Careers in trucking can be many things to many people. Gaining your CDL isn't just a way to launch yourself into a new job. It's also an opportunity to begin a lifestyle that can lead you nearly anywhere, up to and including becoming your own boss as an owner-operator. There's only one pesky problem: you still need to pass your licensing exam. Although some states may allow you to take your exam without first undergoing a training program, many drivers will not take this route. [Read More]