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Fall is here (well not quite for us Floridians!) but its arrival means fewer hours of daylight and upcoming holiday travel. Before hitting the road, it is a wise idea to make sure your vehicle’s lights are working properly. Lights are normal wear items that require periodic inspection and replacement. The vehicle lighting system provides … Read more

Buying a new car might sound cool and exciting, but keeping your current vehicle, and continually maintaining it at recommended intervals, makes more economic sense than purchasing a new one. “From the down payment to the monthly car payments and higher insurance rates, the cost of buying a new car adds up really fast,” said … Read more

Don’t ignore your vehicles warning lights. Warning lights on the dashboard are simply that, warnings. Be aware and watch for possible issues… check engine (red Check Engine Light) The check engine light usually indicates that a vehicle system, such as the ignition, fuel injection or emission control, is not operating properly, even if the vehicle … Read more

Most car noises come from the engine, belts and pulleys, hoses, exhaust system, tires, suspension system, tire to pavement contact, braking and aerodynamic interference. A car noise may be an early signal of an auto system or component failure. Learn to listen to your car and address the sound early by having a mechanic check … Read more

With the average price of gas dipping below two dollars per gallon for the first time since 2009, many motorists have been seeing a real savings at the pump. Putting some of that savings toward basic auto care can lead to more miles per gallon and, in turn, more savings, says the non-profit Car Care … Read more

Regular oil changes are your best investment toward the longevity of your engine! Keep your car running longer with preventative maintenance and don’t let your engine look this! 3 minimum things that should be done for routine maintenance 1. Oil and filter change (Every 3,000-5,000 miles) 2. Preventative maintenance for reliability and cost saving 3. … Read more

Use your “senses” to detect possible car issues. Did you know that your nose can tell you that your car may have a problem. 1. The smell of burnt rubber could be slipping drive belts or misplaced loose hoses that might be rubbing against rotating accessory drive pulleys. Do not reach in if the engine … Read more

One of the most important things you can do to maintain your vehicle and keep it on the road trouble free is to have your oil changed regularly! We change oil and have a great deal! $21.95 synthetic blend (up to 5qts). Call and schedule an appointment today! 904- 282-6993 “A quick review of the … Read more

How to Identify a Flood Damaged Vehicle (carcare.org) BE AWARE when purchasing a used vehicle: Following one of the worst hurricane seasons in years and record-setting rainfall in many areas of the country, flooding has taken its toll on vehicles. It is important for those considering the purchase of a used vehicle to be car … Read more