What to Do When Your Check Engine Light Comes On You’re cruising down the highway, enjoying your day, when suddenly, that little light on your dashboard—the check engine light—flickers to life. It’s easy for your mind to race with thoughts of costly repairs… Read more

Your brakes are arguably the most important safety feature on your car. They allow you to slow down and stop safely, preventing accidents and keeping you in control of your vehicle. Here at our automotive repair shop, we want to empower you with knowledge… Read more

As vehicle owners, we often prioritize routine maintenance tasks such as oil changes and tire rotations, but one critical component that can sometimes be overlooked is the spark plugs. These small yet essential parts play a significant role in the smooth… Read more

In a world that often pushes us towards the allure of new, there's something to be said for the financial wisdom of maintaining and extending the life of your current vehicle. Buying a new car comes with a hefty price tag and hidden costs that can strain your… Read more

Winter Car Care: Essential Tips for Cold Weather Maintenance As the chill of winter descends, your vehicle becomes your dependable companion on frosty roads. To ensure it performs at its best during the cold months, professional winter car care is your best… Read more

The safety of your vehicle, passengers, and yourself hinges on the condition of your brakes. Proper brake maintenance is not merely a choice but a responsibility. In this blog, we'll explore the paramount importance of entrusting your brake maintenance to… Read more

When it comes to road safety, there are few components of your vehicle as critical as the braking system. Your brakes are responsible for stopping your vehicle promptly and efficiently, preventing accidents and ensuring the safety of everyone on the road.… Read more

Driving your car day in and day out starts to feel reliable and trustworthy, like it would never let anything go wrong.  As much as we want this to happen, we can never tell when something could go wrong. Unexpected car problems may happen at any time. We… Read more

Your vehicles’ A/C system requires the use of a toxic gas we routinely call “Freon.” Decades ago, all vehicles used R12 Freon. More recently, a safer form came out called Freon R134a. Now, there is a much safer form called R1234yf. These gases cannot be mixed… Read more

Most people buy a vehicle with the intent of keeping it for as long as possible. This is how you maximize enjoyment and minimize the cost of ownership. During the time of ownership, we discover that some cars we like a lot, and some not so much. But the… Read more