This article was originally published on Counterman.com. As tempting as upgrading to a newer model may be, there are some pretty good arguments to be made for keeping the car you have.
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This article was originally published on Counterman.com Getting a car ready for winter is something every car owner in a cold climate needs to do before the snow flies. Often times, customers don’t realize how important it is to winterize their cars.
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This article was originally published on AftermarketNews.com. When a road trip is right around the corner, repairs and preventative maintenance are necessary. As the summer winds down, consumers stop planning road trips…or do they?
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This article was originally published on Counterman.com. An average water pump moves 7 gallons of coolant per mile driven. If a water pump lasts for 100,000 miles, it has moved 700,000 gallons of coolant. That’s enough to fill 78 semi truck tanker trailers. It shouldn’t be a surprise that water pumps wear out, but most […]
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This article was originally published on UnderhoodService.com The typical life expectancy for most water pumps and timing belts is about 100,000 miles. Both parts tend to go bad around the same time.
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This article was originally published on UnderhoodService.com. As you know, many car owners have absolutely no idea how to inspect their vehicle on a regular basis. They just don’t know what to look for. So when you’ve got a vehicle in for a minor repair or routine maintenance, check the items listed below. You might […]
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This article was originally published on Counterman.com. As a service advisor, you know the cooling system pretty well. It’s easy to forget that the customers you work with every day may not understand the cooling system very well. So some of your explanations about cooling system issues may go over their heads.
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Whether you’re an installer, parts retailer, or parts distributor, it’s important to work with quality auto parts manufacturers that offer extensive coverage. That way, you can offer your customers assurances about quality and reliability, minimize returns and come backs, and save time hunting for products.
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It’s tempting to buy universal-fit parts for your shop. After all, they cost less. You can charge the customer a little less, and still make more profit on the job. And profit is why you are in business, right?
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This article was originally published on AftermarketNews.com. Water pump failure can happen at any time during the year. Depending on the season, your customer may see different symptoms, and not understand the root cause. We’ll point out below a couple of symptoms that vary with the season, and some that stay the same all year […]
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