Posted on 1/27/2022
When it comes to how your car operates, it relies on a multitude of electrical components to create the energy needed to get its systems going. The spark plugs are responsible for creating the "spark" of electricity needed to get your engine started, hence their name! Spark plugs are a car part that will more than likely need to be replaced in your vehicle's lifetime. They tend to wear down over the years just with the normal use of your vehicle. Spark plugs that are super worn will start to show because your vehicle won't run as well. Can you drive with faulty spark plugs? The short answer is, yes, you can, however - you'll likely experience engine misfires, rough operation, and a lack in performance. You'll also eat up gas because your fuel efficiency will be greatly decreased. It can also put more strain on your engine. You may also eventually find yourself dealing with a broken-down vehicle. When spark plugs are going bad, you'll definitely start to ... read more
Posted on 12/23/2021
Tires are basically the foundation of your car. The condition of your tires affects the handling of your car, the ride comfort and safety experience. Besides, the amount and type of wear on your tires reveal much about the problems your vehicle face. Common Types of Tire Wear Below are some of the most common types of tire wear and how to respond when such situations arise Center Wear Center wear is a condition in which the tire treads are only worn down the center and not much on the sides. The most common cause of center wear is driving your car with over-inflated tires. When you over-inflate your tires, they bulge more in the center, preventing them from making full contact with the road. Ensure that all your tires are correctly inflated to avoid center wear. You should consult your owner's manual if you do not know the recommended tire pressure for your vehicle. Side Wear Side wear is the opposite of center wear as your tires will wear down shoulders but have normal-looki ... read more