FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

With cars, it can be hard to figure out whether or not what you feel or hear is serious. Sometimes, cars make noises that sound bad but only need a simple tune-up. Other times, cars make a noise that is very serious. The best way to find out if your car’s problem is serious is to get it looked at right away. You’re better safe than sorry.

Your car’s oil lubricates all of the parts in your car. It makes them all run smoothly and efficiently. When your oil is dirty or low, the parts aren’t lubricated and it can cause problems. When you change your oil, your filter is also changed, keeping the oil clean.

There are a lot of noises your car can make. Some people experience a backfiring noise, others experience a chirping or a squealing sound. While squealing could mean a loose or damaged belt, it still means you should come in for an appointment. The serpentine belt, for example, controls most of your vehicles vital components. If it is loose or damaged, it could stall your car or truck and it could fail to even start. We’ll take a look and tell you what that sound means.

Most of the time, the answer is pretty simple. Your spark plugs may be dirty or your fuel intake system may be clogged or dirty. These are simple fixes that don’t require much time or money. Other times, there are some more serious problems. In any case, having it checked right away could possibly save you from having an even bigger problem down the road.

An inspection is extremely important. Some problems can be hard to detect. Other times, simple routine inspections can prevent problems from occurring in the first place. Because safety is so important when transporting a group of people, furniture or other items, inspections should be a top priority. Even if you haven’t had any problems, it should be inspected yearly.

The law requires that all vehicles being sold receive a roadworthy inspection. Our affordable pricing makes the roadworthy inspection wallet-friendly.