Keep your vehicle running smoothly with these expert maintenance tips and advice from Charlie's Fast Lube Dexter.
Know anyone who doesn't love a power seat in an SUV, a car, truck or van? They're convenient and precise in their adjustments. But when they break, oh, what a pain. Not only is it inconvenient, it may leave your seat position too close to the steering wheel or too far from t...
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When accidents occur in Dexter, Missouri, the victims' emergency contacts are extremely important. Too often, those involved aren't able to provide...
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You may be driving along and find that suddenly your radio stops working. There are no numbers on the display. Then when you get home, you notice...
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Most vehicles have automatic transmissions, yet a lot of Dexter drivers only have a fuzzy understanding about what a transmission does. Think back ...
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When the weather turns cold, it's nice to crank up the furnace and enjoy the heat. But if your home's furnace doesn't work, it's not too comfortabl...
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You know your body temperature is supposed to be 98.6 degrees F, 37 degrees C. Your vehicle has a normal temperature, too, and if you pay attentio...
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A lot of people get custom wheels in Dexter. When you do this yourself (over the internet . . .) you could run into trouble if you're not careful. ...
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Hey Dexter area drivers, are your tires worn out? What is the standard for our Missouri streets? How can you tell on your vehicle?While there may ...
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The other day, a driver was trying to open his vehicle's hood so he could add some windshield washer fluid. But when he pulled the hood release in...
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Today in our Charlie's Fast Lube Dexter blog, we're going to talk about following recommended service intervals. Your vehicle isn't the only aspect...
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If you park your vehicle outside, you are exposing it to all sorts of critters that would love to use it for nesting, food storage and shelter. Th...
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There's a belt that snakes through your engine. It's even named for a snake, the serpentine belt. It'll bite you when it breaks, possibly leaving...
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