Dashboard Warning Light Series: Oil Pressure

If you hear clunking, grinding, knocking, ticking and/or whining noises coming from your engine, don’t ignore them.  There may be a simple reason (and solution) for this unnerving soundtrack, but one that should be addressed quickly.  

Dashboard Warning Light Series: Low Washer Fluid, Lamp Out

The low washer fluid or lamp out warning lights on your car’s dashboard can be two of the most innocuous warnings…unless you’re driving at night.  Or, during rainy or snowy conditions.  Or, braking at a stop sign.  Or, turning left.  Okay, maybe these warnings should be taken seriously.  

How Much is an Oil Change?

The question, “how much is an oil change…” should be followed by, “…for my specific vehicle's year/make/model and current mileage?”  Because in truth, an oil change is unique to each vehicle based on those variables, and sometimes, even more.  Sounds complicated?  It doesn’t have to be!  Let the pros at Jiffy Lube help.

Get Your Arms Around Your Automobile! April is National Car Care Month.

We all know that preventive vehicle maintenance can go a long way to help extend the life of your car and avoid larger, more costly repairs down the road.  The designation of April as National Car Care Month helps drive home this reminder.  But how do you know what services your vehicle has already had and what it still may need?

Dashboard Warning Light Series: Check Engine Light

The check engine light strikes fear in the heart of any driver.  It’s one of the most identifiable dashboard warning lights but it's also one of the least specific. The issue could be a simple one, like a loose gas cap, or a more serious issue which could result in premature engine wear or failure.

Dashboard Warning Light Series: Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS)

When your anti-lock braking system (ABS) light comes on, rest assured that your brakes are still working.  But, you may be at risk of having your wheels lock up in certain hazardous situations.

Dashboard Warning Light Series: Tire Pressure

If your Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) light is on, you should have your tires and/or your TPMS checked.