Automotive Repairs for Beginners

Posted on: 25 January 2015
Over the course of your car's lifetime, the vehicle will inevitably suffer some type of surface damage that mars the paint and causes unsightly spots and scratches. While there is nothing you can do about some types of damage such as scratches from minor accidents, you can lessen the chances of other types of problems that affect the overall appearance of your vehicle. The following list highlights some of the most common causes of body paint damage and how to avoid them.
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Posted on: 21 January 2015
When your car experiences a mechanical failure, it can leave you stranded in a dangerous area. Luckily, there are towing services that can quickly and easily get your car to the repair shop, but many people do not have much experience with these services. Due to this lack of experience, it is not uncommon for some people to believe a couple of myths about having a car towed.  Myth: All-Wheel Drive Cars Require Special Tow Trucks
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Posted on: 16 January 2015
When you drive your car, you expect to hear the rumble of the engine, the roar of the tailpipe, and the humming of the tires. However, sometimes an unknown sound creeps in, grabbing your attention. Never ignore strange car noises. The longer you ignore them, the more costly the repairs may be. Here's your one-stop guide to decoding common car noises. Groaning or Knocking When Turning a Corner – If you hear groaning, knocking, or any other type of noise when you're turning a corner, you probably have a problem with the steering linkage.
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Posted on: 13 January 2015
American culture has long been centered around the freedom and excitement provided by car ownership and the open road, but all car owners know that that freedom does not come without a price. Your car's maintenance and upkeep can be a constant struggle if you feel uninformed or unfamiliar with the vehicle's systems, and so informing yourself is an important first step. Below, you'll find a guide to some preventative steps you can take to maintain your car's transmission.
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