Keep your vehicle running smoothly with these expert maintenance tips and advice from Charlie's Fast Lube Sparta.
Let's talk about transmission service. It can be easy for Sparta drivers to forget about getting their transmission serviced because it doesn't need it very often. It's easier for people in Illinois to remember to change the engine oil - you know, every 3,000 miles or 5,000 ki...
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When you are pointing your vehicle straight down the street, it should go straight. Thats pretty straightforward, right? Sometimes, though, you ma...
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Sometimes busy Sparta residents dream about going back to the simpler days of our grandparents. But if you could travel back in time and take a roa...
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Every time you drive your vehicle, you wear down your brakes just a little bit. And after a while, that adds up. Gradually, your stopping power i...
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There was a man in the Sparta area who learned that most car accidents occur within a mile of home so he moved. (Just kidding!)When we think of ...
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Youve probably already heard that regular oil changes are extremely important for the health of your vehicles engine. Thats sound advice. But what...
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Some of us Sparta drivers just love tires. All those little rubber hairs on new tires and the smell is wonderful. We live in a great time for tires...
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Talk about exquisite choreography; it happens under the hood of your vehicle every time you take a drive. Your engines many complex parts must wor...
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Engine air filters may not seem like a big deal, but when theyre clogged up with dirt, dust, and insects, your engine could wind up choking for air...
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"I never expected it could happen to me." Countless drivers have said that after they've had an emergency turn their lives upside down. So before t...
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Engines required a lot more maintenance in earlier times. You'd have to have your spark plugs, wires, rotors, caps, distributor points, fuel and a...
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Who thinks about their fuel gauge? You probably don't until it doesn't work any more. Then you have to guess how much fuel is in your tank, and t...
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