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Transmission Repair Tips for Fort Collins Drivers 

Transmission Repair in Fort Collins, CO Recognizing Transmission Leaks Before They Leave You Stranded Driving through Fort Collins’ changing seasons, from snowy winter commutes to summer trips up the Poudre Canyon, puts unique demands on your vehicle’s transmission system. At Campus Auto Repair, we’ve seen countless transmission issues that could have been prevented with early Read More

Thanksgiving Break and Traveling

Thanksgiving break is only a month away, and for many Colorado State University students and Fort Collins families, that means a long drive home or a trip to see relatives. Whether you are heading down I-25 or across several states, cold weather and long hours on the road put real stress on a vehicle. In this month’s blog post, we explain why a pre-trip inspection matters, what should be checked, and how to plan so a breakdown does not become part of your holiday.

Winter and Colorado’s Passenger Vehicle Traction Law

Fort Collins drivers know that a sunny fall afternoon can turn into a snowstorm by evening, especially in the mountains. For anyone heading west for skiing, hiking, or holiday travel, Colorado’s Passenger Vehicle Traction Law is something you cannot ignore. In this month’s blog post, we explain what the traction law requires, how to check whether your tires measure up, and why tread depth matters even if you never leave town.

Back to School Tips for College Students

The fall semester is underway at Colorado State University, and thousands of vehicles have just arrived in Fort Collins from across Colorado and out of state. Some spent the summer parked; others just finished a long highway trip loaded with belongings. Either way, a vehicle that will carry a student through a Colorado school year Read More

The Timing Belt

Many of the vehicles we see near the CSU campus this time of year have a familiar story. They were handed down from a parent or bought used; they have somewhere between 80,000 and 150,000 miles on them, and nobody is quite sure what has been serviced. Of all the questions that come with an Read More

Fuel System Cleaning

Keeping your vehicle’s fuel system clean is essential for maintaining optimal performance, fuel economy, and engine longevity. In this month’s blog post, we examine why fuel system maintenance matters and what is involved in this important service. What Is the Fuel System? Your vehicle’s fuel system stores, delivers, and atomizes fuel for combustion. It includes Read More

Getting Prepared for Back to School

As the back-to-school season begins in Fort Collins, Colorado, families are shifting gears—from summer adventures to structured routines. Whether your student is heading off to college or you are driving younger children to school each day, ensuring your vehicle is road-ready is essential for safety and peace of mind. In this month’s blog post, we Read More

Suspension Noises Popping Up?

As a vehicle owner, you might have experienced strange noises coming from your vehicle’s suspension system. These noises can be concerning and may indicate underlying issues that need attention. In this month’s blog post, we explore the common types of suspension noises, what they might mean, and how to address them. Unusual Suspension System Sounds Read More

Need To Know: Anti-Lock Braking System

When a driver must brake suddenly to avoid a collision, the vehicle’s safety systems activate to help prevent an accident. Among these systems, the anti-lock braking system—commonly known as ABS—plays a vital role in maintaining control and stability during emergency stops. In this month’s blog post, we explore how ABS functions, why it matters, and Read More

Let’s Talk Differential Repair

Most vehicle owners have at least a rough idea of how brakes, batteries, or tires work. Far fewer have ever heard of the differential, even though it is working every single time the vehicle turns a corner. Getting familiar with this component can help explain some unusual noises that might otherwise be confusing. In this Read More

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