We're no strangers to cold in Anchorage, Alaska or to the significant challenges that low temperatures cause for our vehicles. One part you'll almost always hear about in any seasonal upkeep guide is the automotive battery. That's because low temperatures reduce battery capacity and make starting your car or truck more difficult. However, there are some. . .
The heater core is a vital component of a vehicle's heating system. It provides warmth to the cabin and functions similarly to a small radiator, transferring heat from the engine coolant to the air that is blown into the interior of the car. However, like any mechanical part, the heater core is not invincible. Recognizing the signs of a failing heater core can help you act fast. . .
"Well of course an automotive service center is going to advocate for professional diagnostic services" you're thinking. But listen. There are valid reasons to take your car or truck to the service center instead of trying to identify the issue yourself. When it comes to engine diagnostics, it's easy to assume that reading an error code will provide the answer to your troubles. After all, with the wide availability of. . .
Alignment. It's a word that might not come up in everyday conversation, but when it comes to your tires, it's an important service. When you get new tires installed on your vehicle, you may wonder if it's necessary to also get a wheel alignment. In this article, we'll explore why getting an alignment with new tires is beneficial for the. . .
One of the best times to have your brakes checked is during routine maintenance services where the technician will have an good opportunity to look at the brakes while performing the other service. For example, when you take your car in for a tire rotation, you can ask for a simple brake check; something that isn't as comprehensive as a full brake inspection but will give you an idea. . .
At Alignment Center and Alaska Car & Truck, we've been addressing the misalignment woes of our customers for over four decades. All you need to do is give us a call or drop by and ask for a wheel alignment. Our professionals know just what to do for your make and model, and we're happy to share our knowledge. We can answer questions like today's topic: the difference between a two-wheel alignment and a four-wheel alignment. . .
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