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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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Windshield Repairs To Keep You On The Road Without Fines And Hazards

Posted on October 6, 2020

Your car's windshield is the most important glass, and it is also the most vulnerable to damage. Problems with cracks and other issues with your windshield can also cause hazards and fines if you get stopped. You want to make sure that the damage to your windshield does not get too bad. The following windshield repair information will help prevent problems with fines and hazards when your car has damaged glass: [Read More]

The 4X4 Transfer Case Repairs And How To Prevent Damage To Your Vehicle

Posted on September 28, 2020

Four-wheel-drive is a feature of a lot of offroad vehicles and everyday cars. These drivetrains have the extra component of a transfer case that powers the front axles in 4x4 mode, which can be damaged due to driver errors, wear, or off-roading incidents. Therefore, you want to know how to prevent this damage to your transfer case once it has been repaired. The following information will help you with transfer case repairs and preventing future damage to your vehicle: [Read More]

3 Ways To Troubleshoot A Vehicle That Will Not Start

Posted on September 21, 2020

Did you try to start up your vehicle and discovered that it will not start at all? If so, it helps to know how to troubleshoot the problem to know what needs to be repaired. Check For Battery Problems The first thing you'll want to do is simply look at your dashboard for warning lights that may have gone off, and pay attention to that battery light. If it is on, it means that you have some sort of problem with your battery. [Read More]

Roadside Safety Etiquette While Awaiting Your Truck Repair

Posted on September 10, 2020

If your truck breaks down on the road, both you and other drivers on the road face safety risks. Unfortunately, accidents involving vehicles parked on the side of the road are common. Roadside accidents are responsible for 39 percent of fatal accidents on roads in the United States.  Your priority should be calling roadside truck repair and assistance as soon as you pull off the road to safety. Before your truck repair arrives, you can take safety measures to reduce accident risk. [Read More]