Transmasters Auto Care

Does your car sputter when you step on the gas? If so, this can be an indication of a problem with the fuel system, worn spark plugs, a bad catalytic converter, and more. A vehicle inspection at our shop can determine the root of the problem and fix the issue at hand.

Did you know? In the early years of the automobile industry, cars were seen as an environmentally friendly option because of the waste left behind by horses.

Real-life spaceship or Tesla Cybertruck? We are curious about everyone’s thoughts on the Tesla Cybertruck.

If you're planning a summer road trip, ensuring that your vehicle is in good condition to withstand the long drive is important to avoid having to deal with a broken-down vehicle along the way. A pre-trip inspection will check all major components and take care of any potential issues before you leave. If you're soon to embark on a road trip, where are you going?

How accurately do you think your car color describes your personality? Take this quiz to find out.

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!

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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?

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.

Did you know that driving with excess junk in your trunk can have an effect on your vehicle? An overloaded vehicle can: - Decrease fuel efficiency... - Wear out your shocks and struts - Wear down your tires faster - Put your engine at risk of overheating - Put you at risk for a tire blowout - Reduce the effectiveness of your brakes Keep your trunk empty and your vehicle clean to better maintain your vehicle overall.

Test your vehicle knowledge! What did fuel injection replace in many cars? A. Leaded Fuel... B. The Carburetor C. Manual Transmission D. Water Cooling in the Radiator See more

Don’t let your vehicle spook you! Take care of your car’s fall maintenance now to keep your vehicle running at its best all October long. Important fall maintenance items include: - Brake inspection... - Replace windshield wipers - Check all fluids - Inspect tires - Test lights - Check heater/defroster See more

What is a brake bleed? A brake bleed is the process of removing air from the brake lines to restore your brake system to its best. Over time, small amounts of air can become trapped in your vehicle’s brake line. Air in the brake lines can decrease the effectiveness of your brakes significantly. If your brakes feel soft or spongy, you may need a brake bleed.

October is Fall Car Care Month, and now is the time to remember how addressing certain items like brakes, tires, belts and hoses and fluids, including oil, antifreeze, steering, brake, transmission, and wiper fluids, will help keep your car running smoothly and efficiently, saving money at the gas pump. Other areas of the vehicle, such as heating and air conditioning systems, wipers, and lights, should also be checked periodically. #CarCare saves you money!

Are you familiar with your vehicle’s owner’s manual? It may be collecting dust in your glove compartment. However, the owner’s manual contains important information regarding your vehicle’s proper maintenance intervals and features. Know how to reference it!

Ever wonder how far your car can continue traveling on an empty tank? While it can vary anywhere from 30 to 50 miles, driving on an empty tank can actually damage your fuel pump and clog the fuel filter. Try to fill your gas when you get down to a quarter tank full.

Tire blowouts can be scary and hard to navigate. To correctly handle a blowout, keep the wheel straight, wait for the vehicle to slow down, and stay calm. The best way to avoid a blowout is to keep your tires at the proper inflation pressure. Check your tire pressure at least once a month!