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How to Avoid a Tire Blowout

Having a tire blowout when you’re on the highway can be extremely stressful, frightening, and potentially dangerous. Almost 11,000 collisions occur every year as a result of tire blowouts. Although there are several things you can do when you have a blowout, and even signs to look for, it’s more important for drivers to know how to avoid a tire blowout.

In many cases, a little attention and effort can prevent tire blowouts or flat tires. Tire blowouts typically occur from May- October, which is the time of year when the roads are the hottest. When the…

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Parts and Service Specials at Kings Volkswagen

Whether you are hearing a strange noise or you just know it's been a while since your last maintenance visit, automotive service is often stressful. At Kings Volkswagen, we aim to make this process easier in every sense of the word. Saving you money during your parts or maintenance needs is just one of the many ways we achieve this goal.

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What is synthetic oil?

Synthetic oils are artificial and are divided into different categories. There are so many benefits associated with synthetic oils. They are categorized into various benefits:

  • Equipment protection
  • Reducing friction and power
  • Increasing lifespan and efficiency of engine components
  • Temperature control

There are other benefits associated with synthetic oils. They help the car run smoothly and also ensure that it lasts longer.

Synthetic oils are made of chemical products and flow easier in cold weather. There will therefore be no loss of prime during cold seasons. 

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What is That Fluid Under My Car?

If you have ever approached where you vehicle was parked and noticed fluid pooling under it, it's often cause for alarm. Water can commonly condense from the air conditioner in hot weather, but if the fluid has any color, it's most likely something else. Here are the most common types of fluid leaks your vehicle can experience.

Oil is the most common, and typically occurs toward the front of your vehicle. It's brown or black in color and may have a burnt smell, usually coming from a leaking gasket. Antifreeze also comes from the front of the…

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