Kansas City Auto Repair

Richard Petty once told AutoNetTV, “You've gotta have good brakes. If you've got good brakes you can keep yourself out of a lotta trouble.”That's why a regular brake inspection is on every Kansas City driver's maintenance schedule. An inspection by your service advisor at I - 70 Auto Service will check your brake system and let you know if there are any problems.Of course, if you're having trouble with your brakes, get your car into I - 70 Auto Service in Kansas City right away. Here are some symptoms for Kansas City drivers to watch for: Low or spongy brake pedal Hard brake pedal A brake warning light that stays on Constantly squealing or grinding brakes Vibrations or clunking sounds when you apply your brakes If you are experiencing any of these, it's time to get your brakes checked. Talk to your friendly and knowledgeable service advisor at I - 70 Auto Service .There are two types of brakes: disc and drum. Disc brakes have a rotor that's attac ... read more

So you've bought a used vehicle in the Kansas City area. Do you know what you're getting? It is hard to know what you're getting because people in the Kansas City area sell vehicles for different reasons. Think about why you've sold vehicles. Did you just want something new or were there problems that you wanted to run away from? Maybe it was a little of both.Used vehicles in Missouri with 25,000 to 35,000 miles/40,000 to 55,000 km on them are often lease returns, corporate program cars or rental fleet vehicles. Most Kansas City buyers feel pretty confident about these because they're newer and may still be under warranty. But how well have they been maintained?Kansas City drivers who are planning to own a vehicle for a long time will keep up on auto maintenance so that they can avoid repairs down the road. But, if you know you're only going to have the vehicle for two or three years, you may not be so committed to maintenance. It would be eas ... read more