What that noise means, what can wait, and what cannot. Straight answers for Detroit drivers, from the shop at 9373 Hubbell Ave.
BrakesWinter salt is hard on brakes. Here is what a squeal, a grind or a scrape usually means, and how to tell what needs work now and what can wait.
SuspensionPothole season in Detroit can bend and wear out suspension parts. Here are the signs to watch for after a hard hit and how to tell what needs work first.
ElectricalCold mornings are hard on batteries, but a new battery is not always the fix. Here is how to tell a weak battery from a charging problem.
Cooling SystemsThe temperature gauge is climbing and you are stuck in traffic. Here is what to do right now, what usually causes it, and how to fix the real problem.
A/C & HeatingWarm air from the vents is usually a sign of a leak or a failing part. Here is why a recharge alone often fades and how to fix the real cause.
Oil ChangesThe sticker is only a guess. Short trips, cold starts and stop-and-go traffic can mean your car needs fresh oil sooner than you think.
Tune-UpsModern tune-ups are not your parents’ tune-ups. Here is what gets checked, what a misfire really is, and what can wait.
ElectricalA steady light and a flashing light mean different things. Here is how to tell them apart, what usually causes them, and what to do next.
Collision RepairNobody hurt, but now what? Here is what to check before you drive away, how repair versus replace works, and why a small chip matters in Michigan.
Shop TipsYou do not need to know how a car works to ask good questions. Here is what a straight answer sounds like, and the red flags worth noticing.
Not sure what your car needs? Call or text Tees Auto Repairs and tell us what your vehicle is doing. We will tell you what we think, and what happens next.