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Do I Need To Go To A Mechanic For Every Dashboard Light?

Do I Need To Go To A Mechanic For Every Dashboard Light?

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

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Do You Own Some Old Tires From Your Vehicle? Here Are Some Projects That You Can Do To Recycle Those Old Tires!

Do You Own Some Old Tires From Your Vehicle? Here Are Some Projects That You Can Do To Recycle Those Old Tires!

Do You Own Some Old Tires From Your Vehicle? Here Are Some Projects That You Can Do To Recycle Those Old Tires! Photo by My Life Through A Lense  on Unsplash Do you have old tires in the backyard? A few you’ve been meaning to take to the dump in your garage? If you want to get rid of your old car tires but don't know what to do with them, we have the perfect ideas! You can create these unique art pieces just by recycling old car tires. These projects will help you beautifully reuse the tires and save money simultaneously!  Use your old tires in the garden. One of the most common ways to reuse old tires is to put them in the garden. Whether you want to paint them, cover them in something, or let the old tire be the highlight, you can use them as raised beds or planters. This video shows a few more creative ways to create a luxurious garden using your recycled tires ... read more

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Top Holiday Songs to Include On Your Trip to Grandma’s House

Top Holiday Songs to Include On Your Trip to Grandma’s House

Are you planning a holiday road trip? If your answer is yes, then you are going to be needing some festive music to listen to. Before you on embark on your holiday adventure, take a look at the list of songs the team at Convoy Auto Repair has compiled for you. Here is a list of the top holiday songs to include on your trip to Grandma’s house: All I want for Christmas is You by Mariah Carey. Rockin around the Christmas Tree by Brenda Lee. Santa Claus is Coming to Town by Michael Buble. Little Drummer Boy by Josh Groban. Blue Christmas by Elvis. Santa Baby by Eartha Kitt. Jingle Bell Rock by Bobby Helms. The Christmas Song by Nat King Cole. A Holly Jolly Christmas by Burl Ives. Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer by Gene Autry. Sleigh Ride by The Ronettes. Please Come Home For Christmas by the Eagles. Frosty The Snowman by Jimmy Durante. Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer by Burl Ives. Along with planning your playlist for your holiday road ... read more

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How To Change a Tire When You’re Stranded

How To Change a Tire When You’re Stranded

It's a scary thought to be driving in the middle of nowhere and have a tire that goes flat. But with the proper preparation and tools, this is a situation that can be easily handled. The tools you should keep in your trunk include a car jack, a wrench and a spare tire. Keeping a flashlight and tire blocks are useful to have as well. After you realize there is a tire issue, find a safe and flat place to pull your car over, set the parking brake, and turn on the hazard lights. Next, take all of the stored tools to the location of the flat tire. Once this is done, it is time to change your tire. How to Change a Tire <>Step 1: Loosen the wheel boltsYou may need to remove the hubcaps from the wheels beforehand. Then, use the wrench to loosen the bolts on the wheels by turning counter-clockwise. Do not completely remove the bolts at this point. Step 2: Raise the carThere are four main jacking points on a car. If you are unsure of the exact points, the owner ... read more

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