Keep your vehicle running smoothly with these expert maintenance tips and advice from Charlie's Fast Lube Dexter.
High gas prices in Dexter increase the cost of living for Missouri drivers. You've probably budgeted a certain amount for vehicle related expenses. Increased fuel costs now consume a larger portion of our incomes, causing some Dexter vehicle owners to skimp in other areas lik...
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Would you buy a jacket without even trying it on? Probably not, but it might surprise you that one study shows about half the people buy a vehicle ...
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If you hit a bump in the road and your vehicle just keeps bouncing up and down for a lot longer time than it used to, you may have bad struts and s...
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Have you ever had an experience like this in Dexter, Missouri? You drive through the one of those automatic car washes. When you get to the end, wh...
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Used vehicles are certainly an economical choice for budget-conscious Dexter drivers. But how can we know we're getting a good used vehicle and not...
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When it comes to preventive maintenance and vehicle care, most Dexter drivers know how important it is to check their brakes. But brakes are more t...
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Don't love winter weather? Here's a list of four things you need to keep a watch on during the winter months.Let's start with coolant levels. Cool...
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A lot of us drivers are asking ourselves the same question lately: how can we save on fuel? Dexter area residents are all cutting back, if not in f...
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Road trip, anyone? Nothing spoils a great vacation faster than ending up stranded on the side of the road or spending a week in a rundown motel whi...
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We've all been through it. The vehicle ahead of us kicks up mud, slush, snow or salt on our windshield and we can't see a thing. And not being abl...
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Here's an interesting statistic for our in Dexter, Missouri, drivers: Only 30 percent of car batteries make it to 48 months. And the life expectanc...
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The function of the fuel filter is pretty self-explanatory. It filters your fuel. The fuel filter is in the fuel line somewhere in between the fuel...
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