San Diego Auto Repair

Photo by Lorenzo Hamers on Unsplash Do I Need To Go To A Mechanic For Every Dashboard Light? When you're driving, the last thing you want is to see a warning light flashing on your dashboard. It's natural to feel concerned and wonder if you must rush to the nearest auto shop. But the truth is, not every dashboard light requires immediate attention from a mechanic.    For most dashboard lights, you can look up what they mean in your manual and determine if going to a mechanic is necessary. You may need to inflate your tires or make a quick fix. Otherwise, it’s best to visit a mechanic for consultation.   Understanding the different types of lights and their significance can save you time, money, and unnecessary trips to the auto shop. This blog post will break down the most common dashboard lights and help you determine when to consult a mechanic. T ... read more

Belts and hoses are two auto parts every car make and model has under the hood, and they're two of the most problematic parts, no matter what car you're driving. They're delicate yet crucial, which means your car could be stopped in its tracks if your belts and hoses snap. Belt and Hose Replacement Invest in belt and hose replacement at service intervals (based on your car's manual), before they cause you a huge hassle. In the following video, Convoy Auto Repair owner David talks about these necessary little bits and the trouble with belts and hoses. Have a look at the video to learn what you need to look out for before finding yourself stranded on the freeway with a car that won't go