Bad wheel bearings may seem simple but can quickly escalate into serious complications. At best, faulty bearings can result in a spongy brake pedal or…

An AC clutch not engaging when hot is almost a given for riders in warmer locations like Arizona. However, it would be unwise to assume…

A car turning off while driving but restarting after (a.k.a stop-start) can signify several problems — most of which are related to that vehicle’s fuel,…

A car backfiring can be a startling (not to mention taxing) event to deal with. Not only does it surprise, but its occurrence also indicates…

The head gasket plays a major role in internal engine combustion and the optimal performance of your vehicle. It is what seals coolant and oil…

Excessive noise — especially from the engine or transmission — is never a good sign. It is not only disconcerting but also a near-guaranteed indication…

Although common, tire bulging or air bubbles on the sidewalls is not normal. If anything, it indicates that something — your tire skeleton, sidewall cords,…

Engine oil is essentially the lifeblood of your vehicle. It makes the smooth operation of your car possible while protecting its components from damage. Ensuring…

A car pulling to the right can mean several things. It could signify issues with your tire-and-wheel assembly, suspension system, or brake components. At best,…

Since the advent of multigrade oils and electronic fuel injection, warming up one’s vehicle before driving has generally become less significant. However, this is not…