Thanksgiving weekend travel can be as bad as people say it is. Statistics show that this weekend is filled with accidents, injuries, and, sadly, fatalities. It’s important to be extra safe during your weekend travel, especially if you’re driving a long distance. Primary Care Auto Repair wants
Fall is here and we’re all preparing for winter. Don’t forget about your automobile, especially your brakes. You do not want to end up on a slick road with bad brakes. This makes you a danger to yourself and others. Primary Care Auto Repair can give your
If your mom or dad taught you to keep your gas tank full, they did so for some very good reasons. You may laugh off their cautions now in your adulthood, but, unfortunately, we here at Primary Care Auto Repair are going to burst your bubble just
We here at Primary Care Auto Repair think it’s wise to give our customers a little guide of the common fluids in their vehicles and what their colors are. This helps you identify the fluid leaking out of your car, truck, crossover, or SUV if you are
Your car, truck, or SUV should not vibrate; something is wrong if it does. Whether the vehicle vibrates while idling, at low speeds, or at high speeds, bring it into Primary Care Auto Repair for a check-up. We’ll found out what’s causing the shake, rattle,
As we near summer, you might be flipping on your car, truck, or SUV’s air conditioner already. If you notice any of the four signs below, your AC needs servicing. It’s a good idea to have the system checked each spring before you start using it
With as much time as you spend looking at your dashboard, have you ever stopped to learn what all the lights and symbols actually mean? Sure you know about the gas gauge and speedometer, but when a warning light comes on it could leave you
If you’re old enough to remember the days of manual steering, you don’t take your power steering for granted. Classic cars are awesome… and quite difficult to steer. Your power steering system is driven by the power steering pump and this pump, basically, creates the
The fuel pump is your vehicle’s unsung hero. It takes gas from the gas tank and sends it to the engine so your car, truck, or SUV can start and run. Your vehicle’s fuel pump should last at least 100,000 miles or more. If it
Few things are more embarrassing than being the cause of a “sig-alert.” An automobile can break down unexpectedly at any time. Even a well-maintained automobile might have something go wrong that will cause it to stall on the road. The first thing you should do
