Most people don’t give much though about their car’s suspension while it’s working. But once something goes wrong it can be complicated. Imagine that you suddenly you notice uneven wear on your tires or start to feel excessive play with your steering wheel. Or all of a sudden you hit a pothole on one of our local Phoenix roads that damages your suspension. These are some of the signs that you may [...]
Phoenix Car Repair Tips Drivers in Phoenix know that if you want your car to last, you need to take care of it and that means maintenance. But when asked those same drivers what maintenance, their answers were lets say, light on details. For instance, the most common answer was getting your car's oil changed, then when we asked " how often you should get your oil changed" people were a bit [...]
Phoenix Brake Pads Repair Driving around Phoenix, you may have seen or heard of some shops or stores that offer lifetime guarantees on certain auto parts. One of those parts that is commonly available with the lifetime guarantee are brake pads. It may seem too good to be true, but there really are companies that will give you a new set of brake pads in exchange for your used ones when they [...]
Car Care means exactly what it says. Caring for your car, but what are all these cares and don't all auto shops maintain the care of my vehicle? While many auto repair shops may be quite efficient at individual tasks not all shops are equal. For instance, when you bring your vehicle to Perez Auto Repair for any maintenance, we give your vehicle a full 21 point inspection and then make recommendations [...]
Phoenix Auto Service At Perez Auto Repair of Phoenix we appreciate each and every on of our loyal customer and know they will always trust us to take the best care of their vehicle. Unfortunately, we also know that there may be a time when your vehicle has a problem or a complete breakdown and you don't have the opportunity to get to our location. If by chance that does ever occur [...]
Phoenix Engine Repair Imagine you've just driven past Camelback Mountain in Phoenix and you notice a change in your car’s exhaust. If so you should be a bit concerned. Even if you don't notice a change in your vehicle’s performance or efficiency and there are no warning lights on your dashboard, smoke coming from your exhaust is more often than not a sign that something may not be working correctly. We have [...]
Phoenix Car Parts 101 Cars can be very overwhelming, especially when they stop working. To help our customers get a better understanding of what's going on inside their vehicle we want share some basic "parts of the car" information. Most modern cars contain computerized systems that are beyond most peoples understanding of all but most specialized technicians, knowing the basic parts of your car and how it functions make it easier to [...]
As we enter into another Phoenix winter, it is as important as ever to remind yourself to drive safely, and brush up on some safety tips that we should all know. Drivers today are more distracted than ever with smartphones, gadgets and electronics built into our vehicles, so it is critical that you know and are reminded about safe driving, and keep it in mind every time you're driving around town. When [...]
Nobody wants to see a huge puddle of some kind of unidentified car fluid pooled on the garage floor. If you walk out to your car and see a leak under it, you might think to yourself, “should I drive my car? Will my car blow up while I’m driving around Phoenix?” Just like most complicated machines they are filled with several different fluids to allow them to function properly, your car [...]
AAA: This year Daylight Saving Time (DST) is on Sunday, November 7, 2021, giving Arizonians an extra hour of sleep as clocks “fall back” to standard time. “While many will enjoy an extra hour of sleep over the weekend, motorists will also gain extra risk on their evening commute,” says Pat Moody, manager of public affairs for AAA Northern New England. “This one-hour shift in time creates darker driving conditions reducing visibility [...]
