So, there you are, cruising down the highway when your gas light blinks on. You could’ve sworn you just filled the tank, too. Most cars have a reserve of about 2.5 gallons, so, rest easy, you’ve got enough to make it to the nearest station, but in a pinch, it might be necessary to make those last dribbles of gasoline
How to Identify a Dishonest Mechanic: What Car Owners Should Know
When was the last time you had to look for a new mechanic? (If you’re reading this, we’re betting you’re thinking about making a switch right now.) Life changes like shops closing, mechanics retiring, or moving to a new city can force you into looking before you’re ready. The last thing you want to do is rely on a Google
Understanding (And Actually Addressing) Your Check Engine Light
Your car’s check engine light might seem like a dashboard light whose only purpose is to cause a sinking feeling in your stomach. While this anxiety-inducing indicator is an unwelcomed sign for many motorists, there are a ton of reasons your car might light the check engine light. Many times, it’s a warning that you should check a relatively minor
How to Protect Your Car’s Paint from Sun Damage
Did you know that the condition of your car’s paint is one of the most important factors in determining the value of your car? Just like with your skin, the sun’s rays can cause damage to paint. Over time, exposure to ultraviolet (UV) rays of the sun causes oxidation and makes your car look worn out and older than it
The Real Weight of Tire Pressure: Knowing the Basics
2020 has been a strange year for us all. Travel plans and events all over the country are changing and getting postponed. Spring in Minnesota has come regardless of what the rest of us are doing. With it, the wear and tear of winter becomes more apparent on the roads, on our cars, and on our tires. Especially when battling
Spring Cleaning and Post-Winter Maintenance for Your Car
It’s finally springtime in Minnesota. For your car, this is the season between winter and road construction and a great time to do a little maintenance. Cleaning off the debris accumulated through the winter is an important task to prepare for warmer days of driving and long road trips – whether it’s a summer vacation out of state or an
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