Aurora Auto Repair

Photo by Francois Olwage On Unsplash Winter Car Care Tips: Keeping Your Vehicle Safe on Aurora's Snowy Roads Winter in Aurora brings picturesque landscapes, but it also ushers in challenges for car owners. The icy roads and heavy snowfall can make driving treacherous. To ensure your safety and keep your vehicle in top shape during this season, we've put together some valuable winter car care tips. Plus, you can count on Aurora AutoPros for a range of services tailored to keep your vehicle running smoothly during the cold months. 1. Tire Maintenance Winter tires or not, your vehicle's tires are the first line of defense against slippery roads. Keep them in optimal condition by rotating and balancing them. This will help maintain even tread wear, improving traction and extending tire life. At Aurora Aut ... read more

Photo by Christian Garcia On Unsplash Snow Travel For The New Colorado Resident Being a new Colorado resident can be an exciting adventure, especially with the stunning landscapes, outdoor activities, and, of course, the snowy winters. Whether you're a seasoned resident or a recent transplant, understanding the ins and outs of snow travel is crucial to ensure your safety and maintain your vehicle's performance.   At Aurora AutoPros, we've been serving the local community for years, and we're here to share our expertise to make your Colorado winter driving experience smooth and stress-free. In this blog, we'll provide you with essential tips and insights on navigating Colorado's snowy roads while keeping your vehicle in top shape.  Tips For Safe Snow Travel Here are some tips you c ... read more

Photo by Moren on Unsplash   Remember the days of carrying your little one into the car, buckling them up, and checking their car seat three or four times before driving off? Even if your kids are old enough to buckle themselves in, there’s a lot of routine and ritual behind your driving. Your car is a means of getting to where you need to go, but we believe they’re much more than that here at Aurora AutoPros.    The school year is beckoning, and we thought we’d make our favorite back-to-school rituals the driver of this month's blog. We've got some car-focused rituals that will have you and your kids cruising through the school year with ease! 1. Post Pick-up Gas Check: Fuel Up for Awesome Adventures! Picture this: you've finally got all the kids in the car, it looks like you’ll make it right in time for the first bell, and just as yo ... read more

Photo by Emilia Morariu on Unsplash   Getting the Most Out of The Least Laymen say efficiency is about getting the most result out of the least cost. We’d rather be anywhere than pumping gas at a filling station when it’s cold out. We certainly don’t want to pump gas in bitter-cold weather longer or spend more of our hard-earned money.    But the weather does what it does, and all we can do is offer our best in return. Even if that result can’t be better than most, we need it to be as good as it can be to protect our finances and to have a sense of mastery over how the cold affects our vehicle and the efficiency of our drive. What Can I Do To Improve My Car’s Fuel Efficiency Durin ... read more

Photo by White Field Photo on Unsplash We blinked, and suddenly it's October! Here in Colorado, the mornings are brisk, and the leaves have gorgeous hues of gold, red, and orange. Many households take advantage of this season to decorate for Halloween and take their vehicles in for a checkup! Fall is the season to have your vehicle checked and schedule any needed repairs before the frigid weather arrives. There is no such thing as an ideal time to be stranded on the side of the road, but in freezing temperatures, it can be worse than inconvenient – it can be downright dangerous. To help you avoid winter woes, we want to share the top three ways you can prepare your vehicle during Autumn for the coming Winter months. Tires ... read more

Winter is coming and now is the time to winterize your vehicles. But what does that really mean?  If you keep up with regular maintenance, there is not a whole lot to do. A simple inspection before the cold settles in is helpful to avoid delays or bigger issues. Most of winterizing is pretty common sense, but here is a list of items that will have you feeling extra prepared. Battery – have it tested and replaced if needed Fluids – windshield washer fluid will be needed often so be sure the reservoir is full. Be sure that coolant is at the proper level and condition Wipers – check for tears which cause streaking and reduced visibility Heating and Air Conditioning – Heat is obvious but the A/C system is important for the defrost to work well. Lights – be sure headlights, brake lights, and turn signals are working well Tires – You want g ... read more