Aliso Viejo Auto Repair

Being in a car for extended periods can cause motion sickness for some people. Unfortunately, the symptoms don’t come to a stop until the car is stopped. That can make your summer road trips a drag. The following remedies may help your motion sickness while traveling: Keep Looking Forward If you get motion sickness, it is best that you sit in the front versus the back. More importantly, you can try looking out the window. It can help make you feel more at ease. Close Your Eyes Road trip naps are sometimes much-needed after hours of being in the car. Closing your eyes may eliminate the bad feeling.  Chewing Some people claim that chewing gum can help relieve moderate motion sickness. If you don’t have chewing gum, other snacks and sweets can help too.  Fresh Air If you’re feeling uneasy in the car, it may help to pull over to a rest stop. Fresh air can make you feel less nauseated. If you’re not feeling like stopping, open a window instead. It&r ... read more

Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash Transmission Troubles  Your vehicle's transmission has hundreds of interconnected parts that are constantly moving, rubbing, heating up, and interacting with other internal and external components. The transmission in your vehicle is considered the heart in the human body; you need to keep it healthy to move day by day. The same thing happens with your vehicle's transmission; it needs to be in good condition to run smoothly and last longer.    If your vehicle is having transmission troubles, it is essential to catch it early before it becomes a more complicated and costly issue. Below are some transmission troubles that you can check to identify if it is time to tak ... read more

You can face ugly consequences if your car's exhaust system isn't working as it should. If you have problems with your catalytic converter, muffler, exhaust pipes, or other exhaust system part, Super Service of Aliso Viejo is the place to go for quality repairs.  What Does the Exhaust System Do? As a driver, it's important that you understand what the exhaust system does. It essentially keeps your car, SUV, or truck running well by sending toxic exhaust gasses away from your engine and out the tailpipe. Other than the cost of repairs, the biggest concern of exhaust problems is that the fumes can travel into your passenger cabin. Furthermore, a properly working exhaust system will limit harmful emissions and have a positive impact on your fuel efficiency.  Signs You Might Have an Exhaust Problem There are several warning symptoms that you may notice when your exhaust system is down. If you experience any of the following, please bring your vehicle by Super Serv ... read more

Image by SinayKata from Pixabay  What is Preventive Maintenance? When you hear the words ‘preventive maintenance’, what comes to mind? For most mechanics and shop owners, it brings to mind a general practitioner’s office.    In a GP’s office, the doctor is focused on keeping your health to the point where you don’t need a surgeon. Surgery is traumatic and costly, and he wants to spare you that by advising you on keeping your health in check. Eventually, as you age, you will need to see specialists, to cover the buildup of bad things in the body. If you skip going to the doctor, you will likely suffer and deal with costly bills as surgery is required ... read more

Heading to the beach this summer? Make sure you are summer-ready from the proper vehicle to the suitable swimwear. Getting ready for the beach may require minimal planning but you also must ensure your vehicle is road-ready and road-worthy. Bring your vehicle in today for a check-up before any family trips this summer to ensure the ultimate safe trip. Packing for the Beach Loading up your vehicle to head to the beach means you must NOT forget the essentials. First and foremost you must ensure you have adequate life jackets and air floatations for all children and peoples who are unable to swim on their own. This can include water wings as well. When loading up for the beach you cannot forget the floaties and the foot or car air pump to inflate them up ASAP. While the kids are out on the floaties already you can begin setting up the towels, beach blankets, chairs, recliners, umbrellas, and other means of shade. A beach party isn't complete without the cooler full of snacks, juice ... read more