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Although it is not always possible to prevent timing belt failure before it occurs, understanding signs of wear can help you replace your timing belt proactively. Most manufacturers recommend you replace your vehicle’s timing belt replace every 60,000 to 100,000 miles.

There are some parts of a vehicle that you can wait to replace, but a water pump is not one of those parts. When it fails, it needs to be replaced immediately. An overheating engine, leaking coolant, rust, steam, and noise are all symptoms of a bad water pump.

If you’re feeling every bump in the road, you’re not the only one – your vehicle can feel it, too. Here are 5 signs that your suspension system needs a little TLC.

Dead battery? Jump-starting your car may get you to work, but you should find out why your battery is dying and deal with it before you end up stranded or need an alternator repair. 

Squealing brakes usually mean your brake pads have worn out. A burning smell, spongy feel, and wobble/vibration all point to other problems with your brakes. Here are the 5 most common brake diagnostics.

The sad fact about automatic transmissions is that they work great most of the time, but when they act up, 90% of the time it means there are internal issues you can’t fix in the driveway. If it’s serious, you’ll probably need your transmission replaced.

These are the most common reasons your A/C is blowing hot air: a refrigerant leak, broken parts, and electrical problems. Some of these can be quick fixes.