Are you someone who trusts your car mechanic implicitly? Good for you if you’ve found a reliable professional who takes good care of your vehicle! Unfortunately, not all mechanics are honest and trustworthy. There are certain things they keep from customers so they can take advantage of them when they bring their cars in.
Some car experts say that batteries are not the biggest problem; rather, it is the wires connected to the battery that become damaged by corrosion.
Many professionals agree that you shouldn’t worry about an oil change until you have driven at least 7,500 miles.
That terrible screeching sound your car brakes make is likely due to rust on the brake pads.
Some car service centers offer free inspections but may find a number of issues with your vehicle that need immediate fixing.
If a garage offers free lifetime muffler replacement, be cautious, as this may end up costing you more money in the long run.
A trick to make sure your tires have actually been rotated is to mark them with chalk prior to taking your car into the garage.
The most common reason for the check engine light to appear on your dashboard is a gas cap that is not securely fastened.
Some mechanics may suggest purchasing additives for the engine, gas tank, or transmission, which can be expensive.
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