Drivers of all ages are undoubtedly aware that they need to change their engine oil, and if you ask most people how often they should do this, you’ll most frequently hear that it should be done every 3,000 miles. But as technology advances and engines are becoming more efficient, cars can go longer without needing an oil change. So how can you be sure that your changing yours as often as you should?

If your car is showing any of the following signs, then it’s wise to quickly make a call for muffler repair.

As many people know, classic cars require more care and attention than the everyday cars we see on the road all year long, and owners of rare and valuable classic cars know that keeping up with required maintenance is crucial to preserving the value of their investment.
 

It doesn’t take an auto expert to know that it’s extremely dangerous to drive a car with bad or worn out brakes.

If you want to add more years to the relationship between you and your car, give it a little extra attention this Valentine’s Day in the form of an oil change, tune-up or other loving service to make sure it runs happily ever after. Just a little extra care can lead to a longer life for your car.

Existing cameras on General Motors cars could help the automaker draw detailed maps for future self-driving cars, the automaker announced January 5th.

Although road salt is necessary for safe transportation when snow and ice accumulate on roads and highways, taking active steps to protect your car from road salt is necessary to avoid rust and corrosion and general loss of your investment.

Most of us spend a great deal of time in our car. And frankly, we may not always drive as courteously or safely as we should, potentially putting ourselves and others in danger. Let's resolve to actively curb dangerous driving behaviors this coming year.

How much time would you need to deal with a road emergency? At 60 miles an hour, that’s 66 feet per second, you’ve already gone about 60 feet since you began reading this sentence.

Motorists can very easily save money on gas by driving smarter, and keeping an eye on a few of the vehicle components that affect fuel economy. Take our short True or False quiz and see how much you know about saving gas.

With the number of deer seen on the side of the highway this time of year, it’s getting hard to believe that hunters have to work that hard to find them in the woods. But in the Midwest, October through December is when deer become more active and visible on highways and roadways.

Michigan is beginning to show us it's chilly temperatures, and it's time to consider your antifreeze.

Don’t let soaring gas prices gobble up your hard earned money this Thanksgiving weekend; make some time to perform some simple fixins on your vehicle for better gas mileage.

It’s just crazy to head out in a poorly maintained vehicle in the dead of winter.

Fall is the picture-perfect time of year when many drivers take to the road to view the autumn colors. The leaves are beautiful to see, but when wet or in piles on the roads, they present driving hazards unique to the season. Us at AA Muffler & Brakes, reminds drivers to prepare for fall driving conditions by having their vehicles’ tires, brakes and wipers checked before heading out on the road.