MR Rajon, Author at Uchanics: Auto Repair - Page 52 of 55

Your eyes are set on buying a used car. But before getting too attached, you want to ensure you’re getting the best value for money. So a thorough inspection service sounds just right. But how do you get started? If you’re not car savvy, as many people are, chances are your safest route would be

The allures of lower purchasing cost and certified pre-owned vehicles make used cars the ideal route for many car shoppers. However, before taking your car from showroom to road, it’s important to stay clear of legal troubles. This starts with knowing what your rights are when signing a car deal. For Ontario residents, here are

Brake rotors typically last long but can be due for replacement earlier than they should if you drive on rough terrains or use your brakes aggressively. Your car size might also play a role in the mileage your rotors take you. The recommendation is to always schedule a replacement service after covering 30,000 – 70,000

Sure, used cars may not be as expensive as new ones, but investing in a rip-off is never what you want. Since a dealership will only let you in on information at their disposal, leaving you with the task of doing the extra checks on the structural integrity and overall stability of a car, one

Promptly detecting braking problems and addressing them is key to safe motoring. Over time, brake pads and rotors will wear and need to be replaced. With plenty of conflicting advice, it’s probably difficult to tell when your braking components are due for a change. For brake pads, you ideally want to schedule a replacement service

Should you bother about a pre-purchase inspection when buying a used car? Yes! and there plenty of reasons why. You don’t want to commit funds to a vehicle with a long list of pending repairs. And if you are going for a luxury car, then the need for a pre-purchase inspection is even more important.

Of the many components in your car, the brakes are one of the most important. When you push on the pedal, the brake pads and rotors generate heat that slows down kinetic motion. Your wheels respond likewise and gradually slow your car to a halt. If any part of the braking system is bad, this

While your will eventually need to replace damaged parts of your braking system, you want to minimize the pressure on wearable components and enjoy a longer use time. Here are 12 ways to get started. 1. Drive Coast Mode Coasting is good for your brakes. The more you apply your brake pedal, the more the

The lower the stress on your brakes, the farther they’ll take you. Which is why it is important to know what to do and what not to do when braking. A compromised braking system is risky for you and your car in two ways. When brakes don’t work well, driving at speed is the last