Posted on 12/22/2021
Your Kia's ABS light usually signifies that there's a problem with one or more anti-lock brake parts. Your brake fluid may be low, or the signals from wheel sensors malfunction. Whatever the problem may be, the certified technicians at Atlanta Car Care can diagnose, repair, and reset your ABS light. What Does the ABS Light Mean? Nowadays, most cars have an ABS that helps monitor each wheel's rotational speed using sensors. The sensors will alert your car's computer to ensure that the vehicle is stable and under control in unforeseen circumstances, such as slipping on snow or rain. If the computer picks up any abnormalities, it will engage your ABS light to come on. What Should You Do If The ABS Light Is On? When your car's ABS light comes on your Kia, you should first find a secure spot to pull over to. You should test whether it is a false signal by turning off the car, then restarting it. Sometimes a simple reset can resolve the problem, and the ABS ligh ... read more
Posted on 11/29/2021
Your Hyundai should drive relatively straight unless you're making major adjustments to the steering wheel. However, if you notice your Hyundai veering to the right or left, you should be concerned. You will need the assistance of an automotive expert to accurately diagnose and repair the issue. More often than not, it can be a sign of misaligned wheels, bad tires, brake issues, or poor suspension. Wheel Alignment If your wheels are misaligned, it can cause your Hyundai to pull in one direction and cause uneven wear on your tires. Misaligned wheels are the most common cause of this symptom, and it can happen naturally over time due to poorly kept roads and drivers accidentally hitting a curb or pothole. A high-quality wheel alignment can correct your wheels to go in the right direction! Tires Your tires have to gain traction to move on the roads safely, and they should also go in the direction you steer in. Uneven wear or too low tire pressure can cause a vehicle to pull in the ... read more
Posted on 10/26/2021
Range Rovers are known to be dominant in the automotive industry for their all-aluminum, sleek body, and outstanding off-road performance. Aside from routine inspections for your Rover, there's a particular part in every Range Rover that is often overlooked and needs extra care: fuel injectors. What Is a Fuel Injector? Each Range Rover has its own set of fuel injectors. For your Range Rover to run optimally on different terrains, its fuel injectors must be in good working condition. The injectors play an influential role in your car's ability to handle power. By applying pressure and gas at a precise time, the fuel injector helps manage the flow of gasoline going into the engine. Without these things, your vehicle will not be able to attain a well-balanced air/fuel mixture. Signs of a Weak Fuel Injector When a fuel injector begins to fail in a Range Rover, the first symptom you will notice is stuttering. Or, your luxury SUV may also make unusual sounds when you try to ... read more
Posted on 9/28/2021
If you are a BMW owner, you probably know the importance of regular car care and maintenance. Fall is one of the pivotal times of year to do a comprehensive check-up of your vehicle and take care of those pesky services that you've been putting off for the summer. The summer heat can wear down our vehicles a lot faster than you think, which is why the fall season is an ideal time to recover from that. The leaves will start changing colors, and the fall breeze will kick in before you know it, and it will be more critical now than ever to ensure that your BMW will stay safe on the road for the rest of 2021. If you've been cruising around your BMW or taking it on road trips all summer, you've probably noticed that it's a little worn out. A tune-up can give your bimmer a refresher and prep for what's to come this fall. We urge our customers to follow this maintenance list of items to take care of before the fall and winter commence: Check all your tires for tre ... read more
Posted on 8/30/2021
Land Rover is well known for its high-performance, luxurious SUVs. While these cars are built to go anywhere on various terrains, they aren't invincible. As with any other motor vehicle, Land Rovers are bound to have some issues from time to time. One of the most common problems that you may experience with your Land Rover is oil leaks. These nasty leaks can be damaging to the health of your Land Rover's engine. Here are the most common culprits behind an oil leak: Damaged Seals The system that stores your engine oil has gaps in it that have valves or seals. If these pieces become damaged or old, it can cause oil to spill out of the vehicle. Faulty Oil Pan You can damage your oil pan after a collision or whenever you drive on rough road surfaces. The oil pan is placed very close to the ground, which makes it susceptible to damage. Old Filter If your oil filter gets clogged, then it can also be responsible for leakages. Your fil ... read more