Getting car repairs of any kind is a test of trust between the auto technician and the customer since so many things can go wrong. Although there are some things that may never be the same after certain types of car failure, you need to at least be sure of a car's general working order. After receiving a car from the mechanic, be sure to put the system through its paces with a few inspection points in mind. [Read More]

If your car has been in an accident, one of your biggest concerns will be if the repair work will look flawless as if the car was never in an accident. Here are some ways to tell if the repair shop did a good job repairing your car. 1. Check That All Panels Are Aligned Properly Take an initial visual inspection of your car and look at all the different panels for the doors, sides, front end, and back end if your car. [Read More]

When your car has sustained major body damage, it is important for you to have it repaired as quickly as possible. If the damaged areas are exposed to the elements for a prolonged period of time, rust can cause the damage to spread. While auto body repairs are relatively routine, many new drivers may not understand what to expect from this process. However, learning about aftermarket parts and the role of paintless dent repair will help you to better understand the process of repairing your car's exterior. [Read More]

If you live in a part of the country where it gets really hot in the summer, your car battery may not last as long as you would expect. Heat shortens the life of batteries, causing them to fail before the manufacturer's expected life for the battery. You want the most power available in the summer when the AC gets used often. Have your battery checked and replace it yourself to keep yourself cool on those hot summer days. [Read More]