by Michael Lazo | Jul 23, 2022 | Auto Repair Northern Colorado
Your vehicle’s suspension system is critical to supporting the weight of your vehicle while cushioning the impact to vehicle occupants from the uneven surfaces of the road. If you have ever experienced a bumpy, bouncy ride, there may be a problem with your suspension – specifically your shock absorbers or struts. In this month’s blog, we explain the difference between shocks and struts, how to identify a possible problem, and ways to minimize damage or wear to these critical suspension parts. (more…)
by Michael Lazo | Jun 24, 2022 | Auto Repair Northern Colorado
If you are diligent about your vehicle’s ongoing maintenance, then you probably have your belts inspected on a periodic basis. If not, this should be added to your maintenance routine. One common problem that you may encounter with your vehicle belts involves the “belt tensioner”. In this month’s blog, we review the importance of belts, and how the belt tensioner can be a culprit in the proper operation of your belts. (more…)
by Michael Lazo | May 20, 2022 | Auto Repair Northern Colorado
Have you ever experienced a time when your vehicle would not start? You pushed the ignition button, or turned the key and nothing? After you get through the dread in that situation, the question that should run through your mind next: Is it the battery? The starter? The alternator? (more…)
by Michael Lazo | Apr 19, 2022 | Auto Repair Northern Colorado, Preventive Maintenance, Summer Car Care
With warmer weather on the horizon, now is the time you may want to consider having your vehicle’s AC system checked. There’s nothing worse than a hot, sticky, August day while driving on the highway, and no air conditioner to keep you and your vehicle occupants cool. (more…)
by Michael Lazo | Mar 18, 2022 | Auto Repair Northern Colorado
Does your stress level go up every time you get into your vehicle because you are not sure what problem will arise next? If so, then it may be time to replace your current vehicle for a stress-free new or slightly used vehicle. However, making a purchase decision today comes with a few downsides as well. Last month, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that used vehicle prices have gone up about 41% since 2021, and it now costs almost 13% to purchase a new vehicle over last year (Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics). Costs are way up and of course, don’t forget that used and new vehicle inventory is at an all-time low! (more…)
