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Rockville Auto Repair

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Monthly Archives: June 2016

How Does Auto Clinic Care Know What to Recommend?

When you drop your vehicle off at Auto Clinic Care in Rockville, they don't just poke around under your hood looking for stuff to do. Auto Clinic Care professionals have lists and procedures they follow for different types of service. First of all, your Rockville service center will note the mileage on your vehicle. They'll then check to see what inspections and services the vehicle manufacturer recommends for a vehicle of your make, model and mileage. If you are a regular customer, they will also check your vehicle's history.If the vehicle manufacturer's recommendations go beyond the services you've ordered, they'll let you know. They'll also indicate whether those services are urgent or if you can wait a while to take care of them. The Auto Clinic Care pros won't do work that you don't agree to.They will, however, perform inspections while they're servicing your vehicle. They'll check belts, filters and fluids. They'll check your windshield wipers for wear. They ... read more

Picking the Right Tires in Rockville

Shopping for tires in Rockville can be bewildering because there are many choices. Let's simplify. There are four main classifications of tires, each designed for different purposes.First off, there are summer tires. Those who buy summer tires in Rockville are looking for maximum summertime performance. The rubber is a little softer to help stick to the road on fast corners on MD roads. The tread has wide blocks at the shoulder to stiffen the tire in turns. The tread design can handle rain but really isn't set up for snow and ice. Next comes winter tires. Rockville people buy winter tires because they still like performance driving when it's cold and slippery on MD roads, so they need a tread design that'll really bite into ice and snow. The rubber compound is formulated to stay pliable when temperatures drop below 45 degrees F/7 degrees C so they get great traction even on dry roads. On the other end of the winter tire spectrum are tires designe ... read more

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