Posted on 2/27/2023
As your teen approaches driving age, you may be feeling a mix of excitement and anxiety. Teaching your teen how to operate a vehicle can be a challenging but rewarding experience. Below are some tips for teaching your teen how to drive. Start in a Safe Environment Starting in a safe environment is key when teaching your teen how to drive. It could include an empty parking lot or a quiet residential street. It can help your teen feel more comfortable and confident behind the wheel. Be Patient Learning to drive can be overwhelming for your teen, so it's crucial to be patient and supportive. Encourage your teen to take their time and to ask questions if they're unsure about something. Remember, learning to drive is a process, and it takes time to become a skilled driver. Practice Defensive Driving Defensive driving is a vital skill for all drivers, but it's especially important for new drivers. Teach your teen to always be aware of their surroundings and to anticipate pote ... read more
Posted on 1/30/2023
The water pump plays a vital role in the vehicle’s cooling system. It helps keep the engine cool and maintain an optimal temperature. Most vehicles on the road today have sophisticated cooling systems that last longer. However, the water pump is not spared from problems later in the vehicle’s life. That is why we feel like it is necessary to educate our customers on the signs of a failing water pump. What Are the Signs of a Faulty Water Pump? Whining Sounds - You should never overlook any strange sounds that your car makes. While whining sounds can mean other things, such as bad brakes or failing belts, they can also be the culprit of a bad water pump. When the insides of the pump wear down, it can be noisy when it operates. Coolant Leak - Coolant fluid, antifreeze, and radiator fluid are all the same thing. It is an essential part of the cooling system and is responsible for cooling the engine. If the radiator fluid leaks, make su ... read more