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Spring is just around the corner! With the warmer weather, more of us will be traveling out and about in the coming weeks. To be sure your car is ready for spring driving, start by doing these four simple maintenance checks. 1.) Tires – Check the manufacturer’s recommended air pressure and tread depth. You can

So you’ve bought a “new” used vehicle, or you are thinking of buying a “new” used vehicle. How do you know what you’re getting? It is hard to know what you’re getting because people sell cars for different reasons. Think about why you’ve sold cars. Did you just want something new or were there problems

September, October, November and December. It has been a long hot summer and even though we are still in a heat wave, it is not too early to start thinking about fall car care. We like to call these months the “rememBER” months. It is a great time of the year to remember

Does your car feel like it has lost it “oomph?” Like it just doesn’t run as smooth as it used to? The reason may be due to your EGR Valve. What is that you ask? The technical name for this part is “Exhaust Gas Recirculation Valve.” This little valve does just what its name says.

This week is National Teen Driver Safety Week. I remember the day that I let our oldest son drive off by himself for the first time. He was all good with it while I was a ball of nerves. He is behind the wheel of a hunk of metal and glass that if it gets

Your battery keeps going dead but you had it tested and it is showing that it is fine. What else could be the issue? Well, it could be caused by several things. Let’s start with a likely suspect: the alternator. The alternator is like a little electrical generator. It is spun by the serpentine belt on your

We got a new look! Rock Hill Automotive of Rock Hill, South Carolina, has launched a new website. We understand that the web is taking over how our customers are looking for businesses and services. Our goal is to make sure that our quality auto repair services can be easily found on the web! Feel free to browse around

Webster’s definition – A device designed to fit in each cylinder of a gasoline-powered internal-combustion engine and to produce the electric spark for igniting the mixture of gasoline and air. Or in my case…. something to make a really cool craft with!! Weld a couple of bolts on to it, some wire and you can