Monthly Archives: September 2020

WHAT CAUSES FLAT TIRES AND HOW TO AVOID THEM

WHAT CAUSES FLAT TIRES AND HOW TO AVOID THEM

At a certain point in life, every car owner experiences a flat tire. This scenario is even more stressing when you experience it during inclement weather or late at night. To make the matter worse, a flat tire may jeopardize a driver's life if it happens in an unsafe location. While there is no sure way of mitigating this kind of a problem, regular maintenance and tire repair may help to point some underlying issue and help to reduce the probability of the occurrence. Read on to learn more about what causes flat tires and how you can avoid them. 1. SHARP OBJECTS ON THE ROAD Sharp objects such as nails, shrapnel, and glass are the common causes of punctures that result in flat tires. Some of these objects are too small to see with the naked eye on the road. PREVENTION While it can be complicated to perceive some of the sharp objects on the road, it is imperative to take the necessary measures on what we can prevent. For instance, you should always avoid puncture and blowouts by dri ... read more

AUTO REPAIR WARNINGS INDICATED BY UNUSUAL SOUNDS

AUTO REPAIR WARNINGS INDICATED BY UNUSUAL SOUNDS

Unusual and unwanted car noises can be concerning, the thought of having to take your car in for an auto repair service can seem financially daunting especially during these times when budgeting is paramount. However, maybe it does not have to be. Here are some ways to identify car noises and the potential problems causing them. Once you have a better idea of what the issue might be that is causing the unwanted noise you may be relieved to find out that it can either easily be repaired without breaking the bank or you could plan accordingly to resolve the issue at hand in an affordable manner. Here is a short list of noises and probable causes. Squealing-often metal-on-metal in nature, possibly exacerbated brakes, pads or rotors Clicking -from under the bonnet might mean your engine is low on oil, problem with the valve train, or possibly a worn out engine for older vehicles ... read more

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