The average vehicle in the United States is more than 11 years old. With motorists holding on to their vehicles longer, maintenance takes an even greater importance in keeping roads, and people, safe. While it’s easy to avoid car maintenance, it’s not a financially sound method for managing one of your biggest investments. Tony Molla,…
Exciting things are happening at Stroebel Automotive! We are moving one block east of our current location to a bigger and better facility. Starting July 10th, you can find us at 7660 Gratiot Road. You may recognize the building as what was formerly Wimpy’s Transmission Service. At our new, larger, easier to find location, Stroebel…
As the temperature rises, you may find yourself paying more and more to fill your car up with gas. By raising your miles per gallon, you will not have to stop for gas as often, reducing the amount you have to pay. Below are five tips to reduce MPG and save your wallet for those…
One of the easiest, most effective ways to make your car perform better is the tires you use. High-performance tires can make a huge difference in everyday driving, especially when it comes to braking. In the video below, Jason Fenske, of Engineering Explained, swapped out old tires for new, high performance tires and measured stopping…
The lights on your dashboard can alert you to several different service related issues. It is vital that you do not ignore the warning signs your vehicle is providing. Ignoring the check engine, oil, or other lights can lead to serious issues. Some drivers will ignore the check engine light for fear that a costly…
Are you killing your car without even realizing? Take a look at this list of six things motorists do that can harm their car, and, in turn, their wallet. Ignoring the check engine light: Ignoring the check engine light can result in serious engine trouble and costly repairs. We highly recommend that if your check…
Fall is approaching quickly, which means that your morning or evening commute is about to get dramatically cooler. But did you know that cooler temperatures can greatly affect your tire pressure? That’s why it is very important to keep an eye on your tires and to check your tires pressure regularly. Under or over inflated…
Examine your tread! Your tires are one of the most important components of your vehicle. Worn tires may compromise your handling, accelerating and braking during winter driving conditions. The more tread depth you have on your tires the better. The amount of traction your tires provide will keep you safe on the road. If you’re…