If you are driving and notice the car is wobbling, there could be many reasons to blame. After you have done a process of elimination, it may be time to talk with a professional, like Collins Service Center, if the problem is not quickly found.
Off Balance?
One of the most common reasons a car will wobble or shake when going around a turn is the tires are out of balance. In many cars, the shake/shimmy will begin at higher speeds on the highway. Read More»
If you do not currently have an emergency roadside assistance membership, you might want to consider getting one. If you are not yet sure if it is something that you could truly benefit from, you will want to keep reading.
You Get Emergency Towing
You may not always be prepared if your vehicle breaks down while you are coming home from work or traveling on vacation. The last thing you would want is to find yourself in a situation where you are not able to get a tow to the mechanics shop because you do not have enough cash on you. Read More»
For many parts of the country, snow is a regular part of winter. Since professional and personal obligations don’t stop because there is snow on the ground, you’ll need to drive through these sometimes hazardous conditions. Not getting stuck in the snow becomes a priority. In some instances, a driver’s lack of knowledge when it comes to driving in the snow is the main problem. Make sure you know what not to do, so that you don’t get stuck. Read More»
Hitting a deer is one of the unpleasant experiences one may have while driving. If you have never hit a deer in the past, you may be unsure about the proper protocol to follow. You will want to go through a series of steps to ensure your safety before getting back onto the open road. Here are some guidelines to follow immediately after hitting a deer.
Get Off The Road
Right after the impact, get your vehicle to the shoulder of the road if possible. Read More»
If you are moving your heavy equipment from one work site or one shop to another, you could be worried about it being damaged due to the cold winter conditions. Although it is true that your equipment will be exposed to conditions that it might not be exposed to in your shop, you shouldn’t worry. Following these tips can help you prevent winter damage when transporting your heavy equipment this winter season. Read More»
