7 Signs You Have A Bad Car Battery
While most motorists are probably aware that winter’s icy chill can be tough on a car’s battery,...
Read MoreWhile most motorists are probably aware that winter’s icy chill can be tough on a car’s battery,...
Read MoreHaving sudden car trouble, whether it’s on a busy highway or a sleepy two-lane back road, is every...
Read MoreWe may live in the middle of the desert, but we still get rain during the summer – and plenty of...
Read MoreOnce a luxury feature, air conditioning is now considered essential in today’s cars and trucks....
Read MoreSure, gas remains affordable, but you’ll only waste money by driving without regard to the fuel...
Read MoreWith gasoline prices remaining affordable, motorists should be heading to the highways in record...
Read MoreIf you bounce and bump your way down the road, it’s time to tend to your car’s suspension.
Read MoreYou may not give your car’s tires much attention, but perhaps you should. Consider the fact that what amounts to four patches of rubber smaller than a dollar bill are responsible for accelerating, steering and stopping a vehicle that can weigh 3,000 pounds or more.
Read MoreOn most new cars, the dashboard lights up like a Broadway theater marquee with a series of warning lights when the ignition is engaged. And while they typically go out after a second or two, if one or more of those signals remains illuminated, it’s usually a sign of trouble.
Read MoreWhile today’s cars are designed and equipped to be safer than ever, until we finally get self-driving cars, the human element remains the most critical aspect of automotive safety. Whether you’re driving the kids to school or taking the family a cross-country road trip, be sure to follow these time-honored tips to ensure everyone arrives safely.
Read MoreTucson is not exactly known for its harsh winters, but that doesn’t mean that we can get away with doing nothing to prepare our vehicles for the cold weather. Don’t embark on a weekend trip to the mountains, the Grand Canyon or Flagstaff in the winter months without preparation.
Read MoreWhen the car breaks down, do-it-yourself auto repair isn’t the solution for most of us. Don’t get me wrong; I know there are people out there who are entirely comfortable popping the hood and getting down to brass tacks if they have a problem, but the rest of us have to turn to the pros. We know to call Jack Furrier when we blow a tire just like we call the doctor when we get the flu.
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