Correcting Your Car

Posted on: 2 March 2023

While driving through a severe storm, an object or hailstone may have struck your car's windshield and cracked the glass. Once you are able to safely make it to your destination, you may have inspected the damage and are wondering whether the cracks can be repaired. Although some cracks in the glass can be easily patched, there are times when it is necessary to replace the entire windshield. Below are a couple of signs that your car's cracked windshield will need to be replaced by a professional instead of repaired.
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Posted on: 31 January 2023

A well-suspended car is all you need to experience comfort and a smooth drive, especially when going off-road. Usually, potholes and mud can be difficult to deal with if your vehicle is not well-suspended. The struts and shocks can tear up as you drive on such roads, and with time, you'll need to check the suspension's condition. Sometimes, giving your car the best suspension can be costly, but the benefits are far-reaching.
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Posted on: 10 January 2023

Have you ever heard your auto repair technician mention the term ignition coil? If yes, you probably know it is an integral part of your car. But what is the role of an ignition coil? And how can you tell if it is malfunctioning? Your ignition coil converts low voltage from your car's battery to the high voltage needed to power the engine. And if it is dying, you may note the following warning signs.
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Posted on: 9 December 2022

A major part of your car's drivetrain, the driveshaft, is responsible for allowing you to easily steer the vehicle. As part of the system, the universal joints (U-joints) hold the driveshaft in place and help it to generate the torque needed to rotate the rods so that the wheels will turn. If these U-joints fail, the driveshaft will not be able to do its job, and you will find that the car is undrivable because you cannot steer it.
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