Custom Auto Maintenance Blog, Advice & Articles

Your Car’s Alternator: What It Does & When To Replace It
- February 1, 2017
- By Park Muffler
- In Blog, Vehicle Maintenance
One look under the hood of any vehicle and you may wonder just what does everything do in there? While the greasiest of greasemonkeys and the headiest of gearheads could have a hard time placing one or two parts, the average driver may only know a few general areas by sight. That’s because most of…Read More Here!
When Should I Replace My Vehicle’s Tires?
- January 18, 2017
- By Park Muffler
- In Blog, Tires, Vehicle Maintenance
Tires are a unique and vital part of every vehicle: they are the physical connection to the asphalt, dirt, snow and whatever else the road can throw at you. Still, many of us enter our vehicles every day without considering how much actually rests on our tires. Keep the safety of you and your passengers…Read More Here!
When Should I Change My Vehicle’s Battery?
- January 4, 2017
- By Park Muffler
- In Blog, Vehicle Batteries, Vehicle Maintenance
Modern vehicle batteries are so reliable and maintenance-free that you may forget it’s even there! Of course, that can change fast when your vehicle has electrical problems– or worse: fails to start in cold weather. Here on the Alberta Prairies, most of us know our way around booster cables thanks to the harsh winters. Still,…Read More Here!
The Right Tire Pressure: Maximum vs. Recommended
- December 21, 2016
- By Park Muffler
- In Blog, Tires, Vehicle Maintenance
It’s common knowledge for vehicle owners to keep an eye on their tires– slow leaks and flats are some of the most typical problems to experience on the road. While there is often an easy fix, not every driver knows the proper way to keep their tires inflated. Left unchecked these issues can lead to…Read More Here!
How to Keep Your Vehicle Battery Charged in Cold Weather
- December 7, 2016
- By Park Muffler
- In Blog, Seasonal Tips, Vehicle Batteries, Vehicle Maintenance
When it comes to winter vehicle prep, your battery should be front and centre. While it may seem like a small part of your engine, it is actually responsible for getting the entire thing moving via the ignition system. A reliable charge and flow of electricity is all that is needed for a roaring start-up–…Read More Here!