Michigan’s beautiful winter is upon us, and being prepared to travel slippery and snowy roads is important. But by being proactive when it comes to maintenance and safety, Michiganders can save a lot of money and headaches this winter. Here are 3 tips on how you can prepare your car for Michigan winters: Change your…
DetailsIt is a Monday morning in the depths of a Michigan winter. You come out to your car and see it covered in snow. You grab your scrapper and feel the wind chill hit your exposed skin, and you find yourself pausing to think, “Can I get away with not clearing the snow off my…
DetailsOn average, as soon as a car is driven off the lot, it loses around 20% of its value. Depreciation happens and there is nothing anyone can do to stop it, but there are measures to take to slow it down! Regular Maintenance Consistent oil changes can ensure your car’s engine will last for a…
DetailsMany people would consider a bigger car to be significantly safer than small cars, however technology has shrunk the gap between the sizes to focus on the overall safety of newer cars. Newer Cars are Safest – Regardless of Size Modern vehicles have more safety features that minimize injury and risk of death. You can…
DetailsHave you been experiencing a bumpy ride recently? When things aren’t as smooth as they should be, you might want to consider possible automotive problems. Excessive rumbling, bumping, wobbling, or vibrating is a sign of potential trouble. There are several factors that could be contributing to the issue including tire problems, suspension problems, transmission problems,…
DetailsIt’s vacation season! The inviting warmth of spring is pushing the memories of winter away, and summer is just around the corner. In many cases, that means the car is being left behind, while you go on a nice getaway elsewhere. Your car shouldn’t be neglected during this time! Here are some quick tips to…
DetailsIf your headlights are not working well, it may be harder to see potential risks while driving at night or early in the morning. You may be surprised to learn that not all headlights perform equally. Interestingly, more than half of the mid-size SUV’s headlights were rated as marginal or poor after being tested. Roughly…
DetailsIf you have a vehicle with keyless entry and keyless ignition, have you ever considered how you would start your car in the event that the key fob dies? If this ever happens, you’ve got a few options. Take a closer look at your key fob – many of them hide a temporary, pull-out key…
DetailsSpring is just around the corner and it is the perfect time for auto maintenance. Some preparation now will help ensure that your summer driving plans go smoothly. ASE offers the following tips to “spring clean” your vehicle! Read the owner’s manual and follow the recommended service schedules. Have hard starts, rough idling, stalling, etc.…
DetailsChanging the oil and oil filter, replacing wiper blades and air filters, and scheduled maintenance top the list of the 10 most common vehicle repairs. According to research conducted by IMR Inc., an industry leader in automotive research, the top 10 most common vehicle repairs performed by vehicle owners and their trusted repair shops are: Oil/oil…
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