Could Sensors Be Causing Your Vehicle's Braking Problem?
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24 April 2018
If you own a car that was designed and built in the last five years or so, chances are it is equipped with a very sophisticated array of electronic sensors and controls, designed to help you maintain control of the vehicle. In fact, some would argue, the computer is more in control of your car than you are in certain circumstances. Perhaps you may feel that something is amiss with your vehicle's braking system and are not sure what may be going on.
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The Benefits of Auto Service Apps for Both Car Owners and Auto Service Providers
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12 March 2018
Many Australians love the convenience of travelling by a personal car, but hate the hassle of performing routine maintenance on the vehicle and dealing with problems that may pop up down the road. But they don't have a choice in the matter because all vehicles require regular servicing and prompt repairs when problems arise.
Thankfully, Australian motorists don't have to work on their vehicles themselves, as there are many competent auto mechanics throughout Australia to meet all car maintenance and repair issues.
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3 Reasons to Have Logbook Service for Your New Car Performed at the Same Dealership Where You Purchased It
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13 February 2018
Being aware that your car will need to be serviced is one thing, but knowing when the vehicle is due for service is a totally different thing. The good news is that car manufacturers contemplate this situation, and therefore, recommend that all new car owners should perform logbook service. Logbook service refers to a set of manufacturer-recommended services carried out on a car at specific time intervals or after the vehicle has covered a set number of kilometres.
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Commercial Truck Service: How to Promote Optimal Brake Performance and Safety
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16 January 2018
Brake failure is a common cause of commercial truck accidents. Therefore, you must be diligent in the maintenance of this system in your business vehicles and freightliners. Remember, an accident involving your transportation truck can cause numerous losses, including loss of merchandise, injuries to the workers and lawsuits by other road users. If you have purchased a new truck for your company, you should consider applying the below maintenance tips for optimal brake performance and safety.
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