Keep your vehicle running smoothly with these expert maintenance tips and advice from Charlie's Fast Lube Jackson.
If you're a quart low in your vehicle, there isn't enough motor oil to lubricate your engine properly. The extra friction causes drag that reduces fuel economy while you're driving around the Jackson area.The same goes for dirty oil; it doesn't reduce friction properly. The re...
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Air quality has certainly become a hot issue in our modern world. We install air filters on our ventilation systems and in our vacuum cleaners. The...
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Our vehicles are not massage chairs. While we may enjoy a good vibration in an overstuffed recliner, we generally want as smooth a ride as possible...
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Hello Missouri! Today's vehicle care topic is: Synthetic Oil vs. Petroleum Based Oil. Synthetic motor oil is a substitute for petroleum based oil. ...
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The cooling system in an engine has five components: the radiator, the radiator cap, the hoses, the thermostat and the water pump. The water is lit...
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Welcome to the Charlie's Fast Lube Jackson automotive blog. Today, let's talk about the effect of tire wear. Let's focus on stopping in wet Jackson...
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Ever notice that your tire is covered with writing? It's like some hieroglyphic art form. Of course, Jackson drivers know that it's not just graffi...
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Most vehicles have automatic transmissions, yet a lot of Jackson drivers only have a fuzzy understanding about what a transmission does. Think back...
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Here is a questions for Jackson drivers: What is a cabin air filter?Is it:A filter for a house in the middle of the woods?A fresh, piney scent?A fi...
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Hello Jackson resident! You would never like to drink a glass of mud, right? Well, your vehicle feels the same way. It needs a steady supply of cle...
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Tires do a lot of work for Jackson drivers. They transfer engine power and braking forces to the road; they handle steering control; and they cushi...
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Perhaps you've found yourself driving when something all of a sudden splashes on your windshield, obstructing your view. You know that sinking feel...
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