Located at the rear end of all gasoline vehicles, the muffler plays two important roles: reducing the amount of noise your vehicle makes and sending emissions out of the vehicle. While mufflers can last on average 5 to 7 years, these components will wear out eventually and will require a replacement. Here’s how you can tell if your muffler is damaged.
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If you drive a vehicle that uses oil, you know that oil will get dirty eventually and require a change. However, did you know that your vehicle also has an oil filter to help keep that motor oil cleaner for longer? At U.S. Auto Sales, we will explore how oil filters work and the importance of these small gadgets.
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Now that the summer heat has arrived, is your car prepared to keep you and your passengers cool? Sometimes, a component called the A/C compressor can go bad inside of a vehicle, hindering or even stopping the air conditioning’s ability to cool the cabin. Here are a few signs to watch for that signal a failing A/C compressor in a car.
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Responsible for ensuring that your car shifts gears properly, the transmission is essential for safe driving. As vehicles age, you may encounter some problems with the transmission in your vehicle. At U.S. Auto Sales, we will explore a few common signs of a failing transmission that you should not ignore.
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Do you remember the last time you washed your car? Wondering if you are giving your vehicle the washing it needs frequently enough? See how often you should wash your car and explore the importance of getting a car wash here at the U.S. Auto Sales blog!
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Like people, vehicles require regular checkups and maintenance. A multi-point inspection is a great way to get your vehicle’s condition checked so you can best take care of it. Wondering if you should get a multi-point inspection for your car? Explore the benefits of a multi-point inspection here at the U.S. Auto Sales blog.
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Do you know when you got your tires rotated last? In general, drivers should expect to get a tire rotation every 5,000 to 7,500 miles. However, do you know why tire rotations are so important? Here at U.S. Auto Sales, we will explore the importance of tire rotations and what may happen if you don’t rotate your tires often enough.
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Are your windshield wiper blades leaving streaks of water behind? Are they squeaking while in use? These are two common signs that your car needs new windshield wipers. Thankfully, replacing windshield wiper blades is an easy and fast task that you can do right at home. Learn how to install new wiper blades with our guide below.
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Did you know that tax season is one of the best times to invest in your vehicle? Whether you need to take care of your current vehicle or are looking to shop around for a different car, there are many great ways you can use your tax refund to upgrade your ride.
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Over the past several months, drivers that typically explore the roads have ben finding themselves at home more frequently. Although you may not be driving as much as you’ve used to, it’s still important to keep tabs on the health of your vehicle. Like people, it’s unhealthy to stay in one place for too long. So, how often should you drive your car? It’s recommended that you drive your vehicle at least once every two weeks for at least 15 minutes each time. Below, we will detail a few common problems drivers may encounter if they don’t drive their vehicle enough.
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