Keep your vehicle running smoothly with these expert maintenance tips and advice from Budd & Company Automotive - Rainier.
Just as our bodies need clean air to function properly, your vehicle engine needs clean air to operate efficiently. Let's go egghead for a minute. For every gallon of gas we burn driving on Seattle streets, 20 pounds of carbon dioxide comes out the tailpipe. Question: how can...
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You know that sinking feeling when you realize one of your tires has a problem. It may be making an odd noise or behaving oddly when you're drivin...
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Even in the months where temperatures are cooler, heat is still an enemy of your vehicle. When your engine runs, it creates heat, so there are num...
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Most Seattle folks occasionally have days when they've got a bunch of errands to run. Yesterday was my day off and I needed to fill the gas tank, ...
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Power steering is standard on nearly every vehicle in Seattle, WA, these days. Now there are some exotic, new types of power steering systems, but...
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On a hot day, you want your vehicle's air conditioning to work. When the air blowing out of your vents isn't cold, it's easy to think, "I'll just ...
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You probably never thought about it, but your vehicle is like a rolling weather station. It can check the outside temperature, let you know when t...
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Theres an electronic device in your vehicle you may not even know about: the oxygen sensor. Your vehicle probably has more than one of them, and t...
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Working up a sweat is a great thing to do in a gym around Seattle, but not in your vehicle. When Seattle residents' vehicle AC Systems have a probl...
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Your vehicle may be like that famous battery bunny, the one that just keeps going and going. But while it may seem sometimes like you never need t...
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The timing belt rotates the cam shafts which open and close the valves that allow air, fuel, and exhaust to flow through the engine as it powers yo...
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Sometimes the movie is better than the book, sometimes it's the other way around. But when it comes to your vehicle, the best book of all is the o...
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