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The tire pressure warning light usually resembles a cross-section of a tire with an exclamation point and/or the letters 'TPMS'. Whenever this light pops up on your dash, it can mean that one or more of your tires are very low in pressure. To be safe, you should inspect and refill your tires immediately.

Are your windshield wiper blades streaking, smearing, or squeaking as they wipe across your windshield? If so, then you're probably due for a new pair of wiper blades. For assistance with replacing them, feel free to bring your car to our shop!

"Chris, thanks for the great service on my BMW, you guys are the best!!!" - K. J.

Halloween is merely weeks away. Besides carving pumpkins, dressing up in costume, and watching scary films, a great way to celebrate is to decorate your car! Read more for spooky and fun Halloween car decor ideas.

"I've entrusted my '13 C250 to these guys for well over 100k miles, maybe more? They're honest, fast, and know everything about Mercedes. Why on earth would you waste your time by going to anyone else? " - A. R.

Happy October - this month is special to mechanics because it's CAR CARE MONTH! We invite you to our shop for a full inspection to kick off the new season.

Corrosion takes place when a chemical reaction happens with the metal terminals on your car battery. It usually looks like a flaky layer of white or green discoloration. To keep your battery lasting longer, it is recommended to keep the battery terminals clean. For in-depth instructions on how to clean your battery, read more:

Being a good passenger is (almost) just as important as being a good driver. Aside from not distracting the driver, for some, that means leaving the A/C and tunes alone too. What are some of your pet peeves when it comes to your passengers' actions while on the road?

"They are great team of guys, Chris was outstanding, did everything he said they would do and the prices were fantastic. They will be getting all of my business related to my 535i, it's running great. Thanks guys." - M. R.

Have you noticed your headlights going dim? Dim headlights that are steady can indicate a bad bulb or an electrical issue. Flickering headlights could be a sign that your car battery is dying or the alternator is faulty. As soon as you recognize a problem with your car's headlights, it is important to bring your vehicle to our shop for assistance to ensure your safety on the road.

Did you know that there is a difference between a yellow and red (sometimes flashing) oil light that could light up on your dash? A yellow oil light generally means you're low on oil whereas a red or flashing oil light means that your oil pressure is low. If you need assistance with either warning light, feel free to give our shop a visit!

Securing and hauling heavy items can be a challenge, especially if you don't have an SUV or a truck. Follow these helpful tips and tricks for carrying heavy loads such as mattresses, sporting equipment, and luggage.

Do you see blue or gray smoke spewing from your tailpipe? These colors of exhaust smoke are not normal. In most cases, it may mean that you have an oil leak and your engine is burning oil. If you notice colored exhaust smoke, bring your vehicle to our shop as soon as possible for a proper diagnosis.

Start the new year fresh by taking care of your vehicle’s outstanding maintenance! Not only does routine auto care and preventative maintenance help keep your car safe and dependable, but it helps save money and avoid car trouble.

Happy New Year’s Eve!

"Communicated very well, explained what problems they found and allowed me to make decisions on what to fix and what can be taken care of in the future." - M. B.

Is your check engine light on? If so, we recommend having your vehicle inspected by one of our trusted mechanics as soon as possible. The check engine light can oftentimes indicate an immediate issue, especially when paired with other symptoms.

Understanding your vehicle's warning lights and what they represent will help you figure out what to do next once a light turns on. Read more about the 5 most important warning lights and what they indicate.