Keep your vehicle running smoothly with these expert maintenance tips and advice from Budd & Company Automotive - Rainier.
The internal combustion engine in your vehicle counts on two things that mix together to be burned in the engine for power: fuel and air. Both are important, of course. If you run out of fuel, your engine wont run at all. Since theres plenty of air around, you wont run out ...
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Shopping for tires in Seattle can be bewildering because there are many choices. Let's simplify. There are four main classifications of tires, each...
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Today in our Budd & Company Automotive blog, we're going to talk about following recommended service intervals. Your vehicle isn't the only asp...
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It's chilly outside. You flip on that switch that looks like a picture of a seat with little heat waves rising from it. You expect soon you'll fee...
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With hotter weather and brutal heat waves becoming more common, the pressure in your vehicle's tires goes up. After all, heat causes air to expand...
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Everybody's got friends like this. You know, the kind who, the minute they get in their vehicle and turn the key, the sound system is deafening. ...
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It's safe to say that most drivers take their brakes for granted. You press on the brake pedal and the vehicle slows down or stops. It's easy to ...
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Air conditioning used to be a real luxury in a vehicle, but now it's standard in most. Your vehicle's air conditioning system is built to last a p...
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Most of us know a bad muffler when we hear it. That loud, rumbling sound is unmistakable. Did you also know you can get a ticket for driving aroun...
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Theres not much Seattle drivers can do about the price of gas in WA, but we can control - up to a point - how much we use. Our driving habits can d...
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Changes in vehicle design and manufacture have resulted in changed fluid requirements for our vehicles. With the sophistication of engines, transmi...
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When you start your vehicles engine, theres another motor that makes that whole process possible. Its called the starter, and its a small electric...
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