Bonita Springs and Estero Auto Repair

By Adobe Photo Stock Show Some Love To Your Vehicle This Valentine's Day!  Valentine's Day is a time for love, and what better way to show your car, truck, or SUV some love than by giving it the TLC it deserves? A well-maintained vehicle will last you longer and perform better, so keep these seven tips in mind when treating your vehicle with extra care this Valentine's season.  1. Change Your Oil Regularly Always ensure that your oil is up-to-date and changed according to the manufacturer's recommended schedule. Regular oil changes are necessary for lubricating all of the moving parts in your engine and keeping it running smoothly.  2. Check Your Tire Pressure Low tire pressure can cause a decrease in fuel efficiency and an increase in wear and tear on your tires. Check your tire pressure every few weeks and top off any tires that are low on air before they become a bigger problem.                ... read more

By Mikola249 5 Ways To Stay Safe On The Road After being cooped up indoors for the past few months, there's nothing quite like hitting the open highway with the windows down and the music up. But before you do, you should perform a few safety checks on your vehicle to ensure it's in top condition. Here are the top 5 safety features to check before hitting the road. 1. Tires One of the most important safety features of your vehicle is its tires. Tires keep you connected to the road, so they must be in good condition before taking any long trips.   Be sure to check your tire pressure (you can find the recommended tire pressure for your vehicle in the owner's manual) and tread depth (you can do this by inserting a penny into the tread grooves - if you can see Lincoln's head, it's time for new tires). If you're unsure how to properly check your tires, stop by your local auto shop, and they'll be happy to help. 2. Brakes Your brakes are another cruci ... read more

  Don’t Fall Victim To Predatory Towing Services The Naples, FL, area saw terrible flooding damage following the aftermath of Hurricane Ian. Many individuals lost their property, including their vehicles, to wind and flood damage. In the wake of this disaster, predatory towing companies have been reported more and more. Please read this message from our owner about how you can keep your vehicle safe from predatory towing services in the wake of Hurricane Ian.   ****VEHICLE/CAR OWNERS WARNING**** DO NOT ALLOW THIS TO HAPPEN! ******   It has been brought to my attention by several customers that have called us saying there are Towing Companies currently in our area that are not local. They are coming from other regions of Florida to “Help” tow flood vehicles away BUT are telling car owners that no one wants them, that no shops are going to take them, and the best they can do is take the car off their hand with the title. I know and have worked with ... read more

  Rainy Roads and Road Rage You're driving down the road, minding your own business, when all of a sudden, another driver cuts you off. Maybe they don't use their turn signal, tailgate you, or drive erratically. Whatever the case may be, it sets you off, and before you know it, you're full of "road rage."   Road rage is a serious problem on America's roads. According to AAA, 66 percent of traffic fatalities are caused by aggressive driving. That's why it's so important to know how to avoid road rage and what to do if it happens to you.   How to Avoid Road Rage There are a few things you can do to avoid road rage. First and foremost, try to stay calm. It's easier said than done, but it's important to remember that getting angry doesn't help the situation. Don't take the bait if someone cuts you off or drives aggressively. Let it go and continue with your journey. Another way to avoid road rage is to be a courteous ... read more

  Back to school time is upon us! Before you know it, the kids will be back in school, and the comfortable routine goes out the window! To help you prepare for the transition back to school, we've put together a checklist of auto repair items you should pay attention to.   A checklist can help new drivers get their vehicles ready for the back-to-school season. Sit down with our new drivers and help them hit the road prepared for all the memory-making ahead. Here are some items to consider when you build your checklist:   Check your tires for the following. It's important to have good tread on your tires, especially during the summer months. Be sure to check the pressure and condition of your tires before the school year begins!   Tread - The tread should be at least ¼ inch deep all around the tire. Furthermore, your tire tread should be well-defined and cover the entire surface of your tires with easily defined grooves. If it doesn't, you ... read more