Your car’s fuse box is a safety system for your car. When there’s a short or other issue in an electrical line, the associated fuse burns up so your auto wires don’t. Here are four other things you should know about your …
As a vehicle owner, you know the importance of routine oil changes. If you read our previous blog, “Your Vehicle Needs an Oil Change,” you may even know the common indicators that your vehicle is overdue for a regular oil change. …
The tire pressure management system (TPMS) installed on your vehicle is one step that car manufacturers have taken toward lowering unnecessary gas consumption in the U.S. Tires inflated at the incorrect tire pressure lead to lower fuel efficiency, so having …
The sound of modern cars can be inspiring. What you don’t want to hear are the abnormal and annoying warning sounds that may let you know that things aren’t all good under the hood. Many automotive issues can alter the …
If you’re making enhancements to your vehicle’s appearance, it’s likely that your first purchase will be new tires and wheels. This alteration alone can transform a car from “meh” to “yeah” without a huge labor investment. One of the more …
Your business may not have a huge array of vehicles to manage, but even a one-vehicle business needs a tire plan. If you depend on your car or truck to make sales calls, do field-service work, or deliver products, your …
When you invest in a set of new tires for your car, you can make them last longer if you’re smart about how you drive. Proper maintenance also extends tire life. You can save money on tire replacement over your …
Routine maintenance is essential to ensuring your car’s best performance. Unfortunately, many vehicle owners focus on engine maintenance and forget to keep their tires, frame, and suspension in good condition. One of the most important steps to keeping your car …
As a long-time San Diego resident, you’re not accustomed to driving in harsh weather conditions. But this winter, you may be going on a long trip to visit family for the holidays. A winter road trip requires a bit more …
You already know you should change your car’s oil—or have it changed by a professional—every 3,000 to 5,000 miles. But if you’ve ever gone to the store to buy a new container of motor oil and seen the large variety of …