How Do Airbags Work & When Do They Fail?
Airbags have become a crucial safety feature in modern vehicles, providing an additional layer of protection during accidents.
Details
Stay Safe and Keep Rolling: Essential Tips for Driving in Heavy Rainstorms
Driving through a rainstorm can be a scary experience, especially if it’s coming down hard enough to impact your vision. With low visibility, slick roads, and potential hydroplaning hazards, it’s essential to take extra precautions to stay safe.
Details
Finding Reliable Auto Body Shops: Tips for Selecting a Trusted Provider Following an Accident
Car accidents can be an extremely stressful experience for anyone involved. Beyond the initial shock and possible injuries, there’s the added stress of dealing with insurance companies and finding a reputable auto body shop to repair your vehicle. With so many options available, selecting the right one can be overwhelming.
Details
How to React if Your Brakes Fail
Imagine this. You’re driving down the highway and press the brakes to slow down, but nothing happens. You hear a grinding sound, and your heart begins to race—your brakes have failed. What do you do? Knowing how to respond in an emergency like this is essential to stay safe. Let’s look at some things you…
Details
How to Change a Flat Tire
Getting a flat tire is inevitable if you own a car. It’s essential to know how to change a tire, so you’re not stranded on the side of the road. Keep reading for some tips on how to change a flat tire. Tips for Changing a Flat Park your car in a safe location.…
Details
What to Do and What Not to Do While Waiting for a Tow Truck
If your car breaks down, the last thing you want to do is sit and wait for a tow truck. Not only is it frustrating, but it can also be dangerous. In this blog post, we will discuss what you should and shouldn’t do while waiting for a tow truck. Follow these tips to make…
DetailsTips for New Drivers to Avoid Accidents
Getting a driver’s license is a huge step in adulthood towards your independence, but it’s also an enormous responsibility. With so many distractions these days, it’s more important than ever to practice safe driving habits to help you avoid an accident. Remember, you’re not just keeping you and your passengers safe, but others on the…
DetailsHow to Choose a Collision Repair Shop
Choosing a collision repair shop can be stressful. You want to make sure your car is in good hands, but you don’t have the time or money to go around looking for a great body shop after you got into an accident. Doing some research on the shops near you and learning what questions you…
DetailsDifference between OEM, Aftermarket, Recycled and Remanufactured Parts
When your vehicle is involved in a collision or accident, it’s more than likely that it will need some parts replaced. Whether you’re taking your car to be serviced by an auto body shop, collision service, or your dealership’s service department, you’ll likely be faced with a variety of types of parts to choose from.…
Details
What to Expect from a Collision Repair Estimate
If you’ve been in an auto accident, you might want to know how vehicle collision repair estimates work. A collision repair estimate is a breakdown of all the visible repairs needed as well as the expected cost for each repair in order for your vehicle to be safe and roadworthy after an accident. If you…
Details
Common Vehicle Damage Caused by Collision
Americans are involved in over 6 million auto accidents per year. This alarmingly high number includes everything from very minor accidents to serious or fatal crashes, and everything in between. While accidents are caused by any number of factors, vehicles are designed to absorb a varying degree of impact to keep you and your passengers…
Details
Is My Car Totaled? How to Decide if the Repairs are Worth the Cost
Being in a car accident can be a very scary and stressful situation. Unfortunately, all the stress of being in an accident doesn’t just go away once you leave the scene. After you’ve had time to recover, you have to decide if it’s worth repairing your vehicle (if it’s in working condition) or if it’s totaled.
Details