More Tips to Avoid Automatic Transmission Breakdown

by Dale's on May 26, 2010

In the previous post about towing and extending the life of your automatic transmission, we covered some very important items.  Here are 4 more tips to be aware of when preparing for the trip to the mountains or the desert.
I know you probably get tired of hearing about how important maintenance is, and believe me [...]

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5 Tips to Avoid Automatic Transmission Breakdown

by Dale's on May 24, 2010

Summer is almost here and your’re probably already planning a trip our of town with the camper, trailer, boat, or motor home. Nobody wants to be thinking about how hard towing can be on our automatic transmissions. No one plans to be the guy broken down on the side of the road that everyone else [...]

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Rolling along with Fuel Prices

May 13, 2010

Today’s Idaho Statesman newspaper has an article written by Mark Williams of  The Associated Press.  It gives some encouragement about the fuel prices we’re likely to see this summer.  It says “gas prices are poised to go down as Memorial Day approaches”.  That’s welcome news and I’m sure we all hope that will be the [...]

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Save Money by knowing your Car’s History

November 16, 2009

A great way to save money on maintaining your car is to have one shop that does all the work on your vehicle (s).  Sometimes, though, even that fails to save you the money it could.  That’s why shops like Dale’s Auto Care offer you a great tool that can protect you from the expense [...]

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Request for help from our customers

November 10, 2009

In an effort to move forward with communication through the use of our  website we are asking you to select the Surveys link in the tool bar and complete the Customer Satisfaction survey.
We appreciate your willingness to do this.  We are anxious to hear what you have to say and learn how we can better serve [...]

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5 Mechanical Problems that Decrease your car’s Fuel Economy

November 7, 2009

Nobody wants to spend money to fix a car that’s not broken, but nobody wants to spend more than they have to at the gas pump either.  We all know there is that direct link between the fuel economy our car gets and its mechanical condition.  Here’s a few things you might not realize can affect fuel economy.

Misalignment [...]

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7 Inexpensive Maintenance Items that Save Fuel

November 7, 2009

Very little money required but lots of savings!
Fuel economy and cost of gasoline become much more significant when money is tight and the price of this precious liquid keeps going up.
If your kitchen faucet drips you may not worry that much about how much water is lost.  But put a bowl under that drip and [...]

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