If your airbag light is illuminated on your dashboard, remember that it is a warning light and not just a nice reminder that you have airbags. On some vehicles, your dash light will say airbags, and on other vehicles, it will say "SRS," which stands for a supplemental restraint system. Or you may see a light of a stick figure with a seatbelt on and an airbag deployed. TO learn why your airbag light has been activated, read the following tips below.
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The brakes on your car are critical, and if there is a problem with them, you need to have them repaired right away. Having a brake inspection done on your car or truck is often something you can add on to regular service, and most service centers will check the system for free.
Complete Brake Inspections
When you take your car to a brake shop for a full brake inspection of the system, the technician working on your vehicle will check all the system components.
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Many otherwise good days are ruined when car owners enter their garage to find that their car appears to have sprung a leak overnight. The fluids in the average car perform many functions including helping drivers shift gears safely, slow the vehicle's speed quickly, and keep the engine at a safe operating temperature.
When critical fluids leak onto the floor, it is an important sign that a car repair may be needed to ensure the vehicle continues to operate dependably.
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The tires on your car are one of the most important features, yet many drivers are resistant to getting tires taken care of. Typical tires will last about 3 to 4 years or about 60,000 miles. Even if you don't drive your car that much, new tires are often needed because old tires can pull apart even when the tread depth is acceptable. Tires older than 6 years old should be replaced to avoid a serious accident on the road.
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Does your car need to get an oil change, but you're not sure what kind of oil to put in your vehicle? If so, it will help to know the following information about motor oil so you can make a more informed decision
What The Difference Is Between Conventional Oil And Synthetic Oil
When you put oil into your vehicle, you are not just putting in pure oil. It is actually a combination of oil and additives, with the oil making up the majority of the mixture.
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