If your vehicle starts pulling to one side, or when you hit any curb, you’ll need a wheel alignment.

A car leaking oil may be caused by a damaged gasket, seal, or oil pan.

You must always use the coolant specified in your car's owner’s manual to ensure it’s the correct one.

If you experience vibrations or pulsations when stopping, then the brake rotors are likely damaged.

A shaking steering wheel is a problem that may be caused by unbalanced tires or worn-out suspension parts.

If you encounter the battery warning light, flickering lights, or a dead battery, then the alternator is likely failing.

A vehicle’s AC that’s blowing warm air may be caused by low levels of refrigerant or a malfunctioning compressor.

If you start encountering transmission fluid leaks, delayed gear shifts, and slipping gears, then your transmission is failing.

An emissions test failure might be caused by a malfunctioning oxygen sensor or catalytic converter.