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Don’t Blow Your Cool (Water Pump Replacement)
It’s always a good idea to keep your cool, and that’s especially true when it comes to some components of your vehicle. One is the engine. It’s hot under that hood thanks...
Published on: Jan 11, 2026
Don’t Skip Out on These! (Vehicle Maintenance Items You Should Never Postpone)
Maybe that little sticker on your windshield is giving you the reminder that it’s time for your vehicle to have an oil change. You’ve thought, “Aw, I can skip this one and save...
Published on: Jan 04, 2026
(Ball Joint Replacement)
Every day that goes by, our bodies get a little more wear and tear on them. Our vehicles have the same issue. The older we get and the farther we travel, certain parts start showing some w...
Published on: Nov 30, 2025
Smart Wood River Drivers Protect Against Overheating
Engines get hot when they run. This heat can build up and damage vital engine parts, so engines need a cooling system to keep them running. Cooling system failure is the most common mechanical failu...
Published on: Dec 09, 2015
Tire Rotation and Balancing at Pro Automotive Services in Wood River
Tires do a lot of work for Wood River drivers. They transfer engine power and braking forces to the road; they handle steering control; and they cushion all those bumps and jolts while dri...
Published on: Dec 03, 2015
A Cool and Smooth Transmission in Wood River
When it comes to preventive maintenance on our vehicles, most of us Wood River drivers remember to get our oil changed. But services that occur at longer intervals — like transmission service ...
Published on: Nov 25, 2015
Keep Your Tires Well Rounded in Wood River: Tire Rotation and Wheel Balancing at Pro Automotive Services
Taking care of our tires is part of vehicle care for Wood River drivers. We know they have to be replaced when they wear out, but tires also require some preventive maintenance. This maintenanc...
Published on: Nov 25, 2015
Fuel Injection: It Keeps Getting Better for Wood River Drivers
Wood River residents know that engines need to burn fuel to operate. Fuel is pumped from your fuel tank to your vehicle engine where it is squirted—or injected—into your engine's cylinde...
Published on: Nov 18, 2015
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