Another South Texas summer is quickly approaching! After these strange spring with nice mild temperatures, experts are saying that this summer is going to be unusually hot!
Hot temperatures are exceptionally hard on your vehicle. It does not take much to prepare your transportation for the extreme temperatures. Let the experts at Select Transmission & Automotive show you how to get your vehicle ready to safely get you around no matter how hot it is outside.
For the entire month of May, we offering a Free Summer Check-Up Service. We will look at the basic maintenance items on your car, and give you an insight to your vehicles overall health.
Steps to Prepare For Summer Driving:
- Check the condition of your tires.
- Check the condition of your vehicles cooling system
- Change your motor oil. Make sure you are using the right oil for your vehicle.
- Check the transmission fluid level and condition.
- Make sure your brakes are in good shape
- Service the Air Conditioning System
- Make sure all of your other fluids are in good condition.
These are just a few things that you can do to make sure you are ready for a summer of safe and dependable vehicle operation.
If you want to schedule your FREE Summer Check Up Service, call us today at 210-599-9958!
Excellent Service discounts found on our website: www.sanantoniotransmissions.net
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My gear make horrible noises as I shift gears. I am thinking it has to be the transmission. Should I keep driving on it until it dies, or have it replaced now? Would it make a difference either way?
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