About Transmission Problems

The transmission is one of the parts of your car that you need to stay on top of with routine maintenance. Just as you have to make sure you have enough water and oil in the car, you also need to check the other fluids, and this includes the transmission fluid. Also, you are going to want to follow the manufacturer's suggestion when it comes to taking your car into the shop to have the transmission fluid changed. Read More 

Diagnosing Squeaky Brakes

Under normal circumstances, a squealing from your wheels is a good indication that your brake pads have worn down and require replacement. While this may be the most common cause of squealing brakes, it isn't the only one. If your brakes are squealing, but the thickness of your pads seems fine, then there may be more severe issues at play. Diagnosing any noise on a car can be challenging, but you're already a step ahead of the game if you've narrowed the source down to your brakes. Read More 

Common Automatic Transmission Problems That Auto Repair Shops Can Address

If you have an automatic transmission, it will likely experience problems at some point. That doesn't mean you have to freak out. Auto repair shops are standing by, and they can fix these common problems in particular. Leaking Fluid The transmission is put through a lot, which is why there is transmission fluid to help it operate more smoothly. Any time you notice that this fluid is leaking, you need to take your vehicle to an auto repair shop. Read More 

What Kind Of Auto Repairs Should I Not Perform Myself?

Even for the most experienced shade-tree mechanic, there are some auto repairs that are either too nuanced or too dangerous to perform without the right equipment and training. It can be hard to determine when you should call a professional — before you're standing in the middle of a job that is completely overwhelming, at least — so here are some circumstances that definitely warrant an expert's touch. 1. Timing Belt Read More 

Summer Tires: What You Need To Know

As the temperatures heat up during the summer, it can create challenges for your vehicle, as your vehicle may find it harder to gain traction and maintain control on the road. If you opt to replace your tires with some that are meant for the summertime, though, you may be in a better position to experience a safer driving season. Here are a few things that you need to know to about summer tires and why they can benefit you during the summer. Read More