FAQ - Car Maintenance and Repair
Published Aug 9th 2006, 6:58pm by Jody DeVere in
Q: How can I find out if my current dealer has an exemplary service record?
A: (
Expert Gayle Clark Motor City Sales and Service, L.L.C ) I recommend
you check the service history of the business in question at your local
consumer organization, in some cases you may even be able to ask the
shop for a names of a few customers and call. You can really get some
good information this way.
Q: How can I find the best body shop for repairs?
A:
( Expert Gayle Clark Motor City Sales and Service, L.L.C ) I
recommend you shop around for good and reputable collision and repair
shops before you should ever need them, ask friends and family members
for their suggestions also, good word-of-mouth advertising still goes
along way.
Q: Do you recommend using the synthetic oil or traditional?
A:
( Expert Gayle Clark Motor City Sales and Service, L.L.C ) I
recommend for new cars, that you follow your vehicle manual directives
to determine which oil is best for your vehicle; in most cases you must
follow the directives to keep your warranty valid.
However, in most cases Synthetic Oil is more expensive than the traditional all-season oils, but it burns more efficiently. Basically this means instead of the traditional 3,000 mile or every three months schedule, you can stretch this time frame a little longer to 4,000 miles or every four months.
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