Posts Tagged ‘AAA’
January 6, 2010
Tags: AAA, car safety, Carolinas, jumper cables, North Carolina, Repair Shop Websites, winter
Thus far in 2010, cars have been working harder across the country as temperatures drop. Repair Shop Websites advises motorists should consider keeping precautionary tools, such as jumper cables, in their vehicles.
FOX 8 reports that “AAA Carolinas president and CEO David E. Parsons says the association received 45 percent more calls on Monday related to battery trouble compared to the previous four Mondays.”
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December 17, 2009
Tags: AAA, auto mechanic, car maintenance, car safety, holiday driving, stranded motorists
AAA predicts that with over 77 people travelling in autos during December, there will be around 1.3 stranded motorist that will need their help. Repair Shop Websites agrees when AAA says that preventative maintenance is the best holiday gift for your auto. Even is your vehicle is winter-ready, remember to stay focused while driving! By reading this AAA article, you can understand the most important maintenance to pay attention to. Now it’s time to find an auto mechanic you can trust. To find one in your area, click on our locator.
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December 7, 2009
Tags: AAA, Auto Repair Shops, brakes, car battery, Repair Shop Websites, tire inflation, winter
The cold weather has started to set in across the country. AAA reminds drivers to get your car in gear for the winter by doing a few things for your vehicle in this article.
- Car Battery- Should be fully charged so to be able to start your engine in cold months
- Brakes- Necessary to operate your car safely on slick roads
- Tire inflation- Under-inflated tires can be very dangerous
Repair Shop Websites reminds you to get these repairs done by auto repair professionals! Do it yourself fixes are never recommended and often lead to more expensive repairs down the road. Be safe!
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November 30, 2009
Tags: AAA, ASE, car safety, CarQuest - IPS, CarQuest - TNP, Jasper - Dealers, NAPA, Repair Shop
In case you find yourself in a dangerous situation on the road, remember to stay calm and seek professional help. Pull-over as calmly and as quickly as possible. Secondly, call for emergency road service. Don’t be afraid to ask questions about credentials and fees. AAA, national repair networks, and ASE certifications are good signs you are being tended to by a professional shop. Repair Shop Websites recommends preventative care. It will keep you out of most dangerous situations on the road.
Read more tips about what to do when seeking car care!
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November 24, 2009
Tags: AAA, auto tech, automotive repair facility, automotive technician, mechanic
Here are some tips when dropping of your car at an automotive repair facility, in the hands of a technician:
- Describe the symptoms to the technician. Explain what has been seen, smelled, heard and felt while driving the vehicle. For example, does it vibrate or pull to the left? Explain under what type of driving conditions the problem takes place and how long ago it started.
- When describing symptoms, refer to the driver side and passenger side of the vehicle rather than the right or left side.
For other helpful information we found helpful, read the entire article.
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November 20, 2009
Tags: AAA, automotive repair, car safety, inspection, Repair Shop, road trips, Thanksgiving travel, travel tips
“Nationally, 38.4 million Americans will travel over the holiday weekend, a 1.4 percent increase over last year when 37.8 million traveled….
Before you find yourself stranded along your travel route, AAA Texas suggests including the following items in the car:
State and local map, Cell phone car charger, Fully equipped first aid kit, Bottled water, Non-perishable foods, Tissues and/or pre-moistened towels, Blanket or sleeping bag, Tool kit including jumper cables and a tire iron”
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Repair Shop Websites suggests everyone carefully plan their travel routes. Make sure your car is safe to…
November 2, 2009
Tags: AAA, car drivers, danger, Daylight savings time, November 2009, reaction time
Repair Shop Websites wants to warn drivers of the increased danger as Daylight Saving Time ends. The shorter days create safety hazards for everyone on the road. Everyone should be aware of the possible dangers. AAA reports in this article that:
“According to the National Safety Council, traffic death rates are three times greater at night than during the day, she said, adding that 90 percent of a driver’s reaction depends on vision, which is severely limited at night. After sundown, a motorist’s depth perception, color recognition, and peripheral vision are compromised, she said.”
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October 28, 2009
Tags: AAA, alignment, auto fires, auto repairs, brakes, car month, car safety, fluid, Repair Shop Websites, suspension, traction, vision
Repair Shop Websites has seen people cut back on a lot in this economy, unfortunately this includes auto repairs. People do not see auto repairs as a necessity, because disregarding maintenance often doesn’t show immediate results. AAA is here to assure everyone that you that you are putting yourself in danger if you are ignoring your auto’s needs. The AAA article explains the important signs of needed auto repair. One sign is leaking liquids, which can lead to car fires. Each year, fire departments answer more calls for auto fires than for house fires.
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October 13, 2009
Tags: AAA, auto garage, auto repairs, car wash, Hartland, towing, WI
Hartland Service is your neighborhood garage! They offer the Hartland community full-service maintenance for all their vehicles. They offer 24-hour towing for when you and your auto are in need. Before you leave, you can even get a hands-free car wash while you’re there. Visit their website today to sign up for free service reminders.
http://www.hartlandservice.com/index.html
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October 6, 2009
Tags: AAA, Auto Repair, auto technicians, Repair Shop Websites, understanding auto mechanics
AAA offers tips on how to improve the consumer’s experience with auto repair and working with auto technicians. They provide suggestions to better communicate with any repair person. Repair Shop Websites suggests that consumers take advantage of learning how to speak the language, but also remindrepair shop staff to explain what and why something needs to be done to a person’s vehicle. Visit the article to read more.
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