The role of your vehicle’s suspension system is to reduce the impact of the road surface and keep the car in control. Made up with many components, a suspension in good condition will offer better steering ability and hold the weight of your vehicle. This is why it is extremely important that you keep on…
Transmission fluid ensures the components in the transmission system are running smoothly. The lack of fluid can lead to wear and tear beyond repair and for automatic transmissions, the fluid acts as an antifreeze by preventing your vehicle’s engine from overheating. Keeping on top of the health of your transmission is vital. So, maintaining the…
Your car’s suspension is compiled with components that work together to support your vehicle’s weight whilst absorbing the pressure on various road surfaces. The purpose of a suspension system is to stabilize and allow you to maintain control of the vehicle. Along with accommodating comfort for passengers, the suspension absorbs the energy and reduces the…
Typically your vehicle’s transmission should last around 100,000 to 150,000 miles with minimum care. Depending on how many miles you drive each year, the time frame can range from 7-10 years. Unfortunately, not everyone will know and understand how to properly care for their transmission. We know how frustrating it can be when you’ve driven…
The transmission is designed to ensure the right amount of power is going to your wheels so that you can drive at your chosen speed. In manual transmissions, when you change gear you are changing the amount of power that goes to your wheels. In an automatic transmission, there is a torque converter that senses…
The clutch is the mechanism in manual transmission vehicles that controls the connection between the shaft from the engine and the shafts that turn the wheels. In order for the car to be able to change speed and come to a halt without the engine turning off, the clutch temporarily breaks the connection between the…