The brake repair or replacement cost on European cars is usually higher than for domestic and Asian vehicles. In most cases, you must replace the rotor every time you replace the brake pads because of how European automakers manufacture the rotors. These rotors are softer than...
When it comes to getting our cars repaired, we often encounter various myths and misconceptions about whether to choose a dealership or an independent repair shop. The topic is surrounded by several myths and misconceptions influencing our decision-making process. Let’s debunk six common myths associated with...
All vehicles suffer from air conditioning problems at some point or another. Despite being sophisticated machines, European cars are not exempted. They have had auto AC complaints over the years, too. Nevertheless, AC problems can occur in any car, regardless of its origin or brand. It's...
Spring is here, and it's the perfect time to get your European car ready for the warmer weather. Whether you're driving an Audi, BMW, Porsche, Subaru, Volvo, or VW, here are some expert tips to help you keep your car in top shape. 1. Check Your...
A car is a complex machine with many moving parts that must work together to function properly. One of the essential components of a car is its filters, which are responsible for keeping the engine and other parts clean and free from dirt and debris. Most...
While Volvos have an excellent safety and reliability reputation, they still need regular maintenance. Part of that maintenance is changing their timing belt. The timing belt is located under the timing cover at the front of the engine. Connecting the camshaft and crankshaft, it’s tasked with...
Like other manufacturers, Mercedes also recommends performing factory-scheduled maintenance. Mercedes maintenance services are classified into Service A and Service B. When you purchase a new Mercedes, you should have Service A done at 10,000 miles or one year, whichever comes first. Service B should be done...
Maintenance is the most important thing you can spend money on when you have a vehicle. Not only does maintenance keep your vehicle running longer and in better condition. It’ll also keep you safe while driving. European cars are no exception. Before the snow hits, bringing...
As seasonal changes affect vehicles in many ways, it’s time for fall car care to prepare for the coming cold months. In addition to regular car maintenance, these tips will help your European vehicle get you through the fall (and the coming winter). 1. Check and...
The certified auto technicians of Heights Swedish Solutions check various systems when you bring your BMW for maintenance. But there is always the possibility of the brakes wearing out before the next service. You can look for signs of worn brakes and other brake issues while...