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If you've noticed that your loved one has been putting off a vehicle maintenance or repair, why not surprise them for Valentine's Day by taking their car to have it serviced? They'll surely appreciate your thoughtfulness.

With the Super Bowl coming up next Sunday in the US, we thought it would be great to look back at all the fun and hilarious vehicle commercials from last year.

"Outstanding customer service and care! Useful advise given if applicable to minimize future service costs." - H.

Being surprised with a dead battery is a situation that no driver wants to be in. In order to get your car going, you will need to jump start your car with a set of jumper cables. Read on for a step-by-step guide on how to power up your battery again.

When's the last time you topped off your vehicle's essential fluids: engine oil, coolant, power steering fluid, brake fluid, transmission fluid, and windshield washer fluid? If you need fluid maintenance, we invite you to our auto service shop today!

Whether you're a seasoned driver or new behind the wheel, there are certain things that every driver should know that they don't teach you in Driver's Ed - how to check tire pressure, how to check tire tread, how to jump-start a car, how to change a tire, and more. What are some other things you wish you were taught when learning how to drive?

"Excellent service. I will definitely bring my car back to PA Shell in the future." - M. D.

When winter arrives, the last thing you want breaking down is your car's heater and defroster. Not only is a frosty car inconvenientit's also dangerous. Heat is needed to remove ice and fog build-up on your windshield. Without a working heater, your ability to see the road clearly can be severely hindered. If you notice that your heater is faulty or doesn't work as efficiently as it used to, it's time to have it fixed!

During the month of October, The Car Care Council recommends that car owners follow its Fall Car Care Month checklist and inspect their vehicles before the temperatures drop and the weather begins to change. It’s a small investment of time and money to help avoid the cost and hassle of a breakdown during the colder months ahead.

Despite their relatively easy operation, cars are actually very complex machines. Cars need fuel to operate, but what does the engine actually do with it? In general, a standard internal combustion engine what the majority of fuel-powered vehicles have today uses air combined with gasoline to produce power. It is a complicated process that relies on many different parts and specific timing.

Who is decorating their car for Halloween? This one is amazing!

We have all experienced a scary car symptom, such as seeing the check engine light turn on or the sound of rattling bones coming from underneath the hood. But have you ever experienced something spooky or paranormal while inside your car? We are getting in the Halloween spirit and want to hear your spooky car story below!

Who is guilty of this?

Do you remember your first car? Let's face it - you probably drove a lemon. Whether it was a tin can or a straight up Flintstone-esque vehicle, chances are your first car has a special place in your heart. What was your first car and what was your favorite memory of it?

"I am so pleased!! A great experience getting my car smogged. Before I could finish making a phone call re: a medical appointment my car was done. The service men were so pleasant and quick to take care of business. A delightful experience all around" - N. T.

Every time that someone mentions that they don’t have the proper setup to start camping, ask them one simple question. Do you have a car? If the answer is yes, then it’s time to fill them in on a little secretIt’s 100% possible to camp in your car! If you’re looking for ways to make car camping happen, here are some simple suggestions to get started.

"My 66 Mustang was treated with tender loving care. It runs the best that is ever has since I bought it. If you love old Mustangs, you will love Palo Alto Shell." - H. J.