No matter how much you prepare, one day you will find yourself with a dead battery. It’s one of the certainties of life. The question is: when that happens, are you going to know what to do?
 
Well, there’s nothing to fear because everything you need to know to jump-start the battery back to life is right here for you!

Every car owner will eventually encounter some unusual sound that strikes fear into their heart. Something that doesn’t quite fit the normal cadence of a day-to-day car routine. Often though it is something minor, maybe even something that goes away on its own.
 
Sometimes, however, it’s something that needs an immediate response because it is signaling a serious malfunction that will cause serious damage to your car or personal well-being if left unchecked.
 
Here are five engine noises that if you hear them, need to be evaluated by an auto repair mechanic as soon as possible!

If you want anything in life to continue to perform the way it is supposed to, you need to take care of it. General wear and tear on machines will eventually cause problems with the different parts that will eventually lead to them breaking down. The same is true for the transmission of your car.

An average transmission can last between 150,000 to 200,000 miles, if you take proper precautions in the car and maintenance of it. Fortunately, giving your transmission some tender love and care can actually make it last a lot longer and even perform better than before!

Winter is not friendly to your car, especially in Colorado. Cold temperatures force an engine to work harder. Tires lose their grip on snowy frozen roads. Potholes damage your suspension, wheels, and tires. Gravel chips away at your car's paint, and salt moves into those chips to rust your car away. But you don't have to make it easy for winter to hurt your ride. Preventive auto maintenance can help keep winter at bay. Here are ten tips for making your vehicle ready for winter.