When winter storms roll in, it's important to know the do’s and don'ts of snow and ice driving for your safety and the safety of others on the road. This article will help get you through the winter with some helpful tips to get you back to work on time!
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A battery is the source of power for your car, which goes to the alternator to produce electricity. There are a few different things that can cause a car not to start. These include the battery, the starter motor, the ignition switch, and the alternator. Learn more in this blog article where I break each one down for you!
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You see the light and you know exactly what it means. You don’t want to do anything about it, but you know you need to act quickly. Fixing your check engine light can be difficult if you don’t know precisely what the problem is. Your first step should be to turn off the car and then open up your hood.
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All oils can be classified as mineral or synthetic. The difference between these types of oil is the way they are made. Mineral oil is created by extracting crude oil from wells, whereas synthetic oil is created by combining petrochemical feedstocks to make a similar product.
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Planning for a winter road trip can be intimidating. Preparations can include making sure your car is in good shape, stocking up on provisions, and mapping out your route beforehand. However, with the right preparations, you'll be able to enjoy your trip without any worries!
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The best way to tell whether or not your car suspension needs repair is by looking for signs of uneven tire wear. If you notice that one of your tires has more tread than the other, or that there is a visible difference in the height of the side of the vehicle, then it is time to have a professional take a look at your car.
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If you find yourself in a situation where your car is jerking when accelerating, it might be because there are some things wrong with the car, but it could also be that you are not using the best driving technique to avoid these jerks. Read this article to learn how to fix your car, and learn what are the most common reasons for your jerks while accelerating!
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When you feel like your vehicle is pulling to the left or right, it is probably time to have a look at the brakes. If they are heavily worn down, it may be necessary for you to replace them. However, there are steps that you can take in order to reduce the wear and tear on your brakes and extend their life cycle. In this blog post, we will show you a few things that you can do every once in a while to keep your brakes in great shape!
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There's a popular belief among many car owners that they need to let their car warm-up for several minutes before setting out on their drive. However, it turns out that this might not be necessary after all.
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How much do you know about car air conditioning and heating systems? In this blog post, we're going to dive into how these two systems work, the different parts of each system, and what you need to know to keep your car running safely for years!
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When it comes to driving in a car at night, there are a number of rules and laws in place to keep you safe. But with the number of distractions that can crop up when driving, it's easy to forget these simple rules.
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Engine oil leaks in the car have been a problem for a long time, but you might not know that there are three main causes of engine oil leaks. In this article, we'll be talking about the different types of engine oil leaks and what you can do to fix them.
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Accidents happen to the best of us, and it can be a stressful time whether you're on the driver's side or the passenger side. However, if you're not sure what to do in the event of an accident, this article will help guide you through some of your options.
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It may come as a surprise, but knowing the difference between front-end alignment and 4-wheel alignment is important for drivers and people that work on cars. After all, both adjust your tires and wheels to make sure that your car can move in a straight line.
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It may come as a surprise, but knowing the difference between front-end alignment and 4-wheel alignment is important for drivers and people that work on cars. After all, both adjust your tires and wheels to make sure that your car can move in a straight line. This article will break down the difference between the two, and help you decide which one you need for your vehicle.
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A wheel bearing is a vital component in your vehicle. If it fails, you can lose control and crash. Keeping your wheel bearing in good working order will ensure that you and the people around you stay safe and happy.
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The driveshaft is a component on your vehicle that receives power from the engine, transmits it to the rear wheels, and helps to drive the car. When you're not sure if your car is experiencing a driveshaft issue, check these four things first.
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Be sure you know what causes low oil pressure in your vehicle so you can be prepared to get it fixed. Knowing how to change your own oil in your car is also important knowledge to have.
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The radiator is an essential element of your car's cooling system. It’s responsible for transferring heat from the engine to the atmosphere. That’s why it’s important that you keep a close eye on the condition of your radiator, and invest in a replacement if necessary.
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When it comes to cars, we all know that they need maintenance. So what do you do when you need to take your vehicle in for a check-up? If you opt for the manual option, then you'll have to stop at a repair shop or get the job done yourself.
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Another victim of being hit whilst unattended is this Ford Fiesta. Sustaining damage to the rear of the vehicle including the tailgate, bumper and screen. We carried out all the repairs onsite using the latest manufacturer repair methods, genuine Ford parts.
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Recently completed Volvo S90 R repairs carried out following vandalism. This vehicle sustained damage to the passengers doors and roof rail. All repairs have been carried out inline with manufacturer repair methods, using genuine Volvo parts.
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Another stunning vehicle ready to be reunited with its owner after a collision with one of natures finest animals.. “Oh Deer”. This Nissan 370z has had a brand new bumper and repairs to the bonnet, and all finished in the stunning 3 stage Ivory Pearl.
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This vehicle come into us following in impact whilst stationary. Damage was sustained to the front bumper, wing and door, as well as the alloy wheel. All repairs were carried out using the latest manufacturer repair methods, genuine ford parts and completed by our Level 3 Qualified MET, Panel & Paint technicians.
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Another vehicle repaired and ready for repatriation with its owner. This Audi Q5 fell victim to a minor car park mishap, causing damage to the left rear door, resulting in a new door and associated moulding.
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This stunning Alfa Romeo Stelvio Q4 has been returned to its former glory following an impact to the left rear of the vehicle. The repairs included the replacement of the rear bumper and new left rear ¼ panel using only genuine Alfa Romeo parts.
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BMW 330E – This vehicle come into us having sustained damage to the left-hand rear wheel and suspension, as well as damage to the left rear ¼ panel and door.
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