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When the temperature drops, you might be surprised to learn that your tire pressure numbers can (and will) do the same.

A car’s engine consists of many moving parts, and those parts need to be well-lubricated in order to do their job.

Before any long road trip, it’s always a good idea to make sure your vehicle is in tip-top condition. This is especially true in the Summer when the heat and busy roads can really do a number on a car in need of maintenance.

As temperatures rise, so do mechanical problems and breakdowns. Therefore, it’s no surprise to hear that the summer season often brings a lot of car troubles.

Do you know how often you should replace your car's air filter? One of the more overlooked elements of car maintenance and overall engine health is the air filter.

When repairs alone can no longer save a failing engine, drivers are faced with a tough decision about how to proceed.

Although we’re only part-way through Spring, Summer is right around the corner, and as the temperatures continue to rise, there are few feelings worse than realizing your car’s AC is no longer keeping you as cool as it once did.

While the more serious issues will potentially make themselves known in a more obvious way, you can’t always immediately diagnose what the problem is.

Most vehicle owners don’t realize how much the weather affects their vehicle’s performance. With the winter months approaching, it is a good idea to winter-proof your car.

If your car seems fine despite the check engine light, it’s easy to ignore. Knowing common causes can help you respond correctly when it turns on.