St Louis roads are oftentimes a mixed bag of surprises. Depending on where your morning and evening work commutes take you, you and your vehicle may experience anything from smooth asphalt to craters of destruction sprinkled throughout your path. Suddenly, your journey becomes a mission to dodge perilous potholes instead of just focusing on reaching… Read More >
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How to Remove Salt Stains From Car Carpet and Upholstery
Only in St. Louis can we have a week with 70º+ temperatures on one day and snow the next, yet last week served up precisely this combination of weather. Our city has long been known as one of the largest meteorologist mysteries in the western hemisphere, hasn’t it? While we certainly can’t promise that the… Read More >
Shur-Way Becomes the First St. Louis Auto Body Shop to Adopt Aluminum Body Repair Techniques
When it comes to having your vehicle repaired, not all auto body shops are the same; we won’t go into the nitty gritty of why, but let’s just say that they all don’t focus on quality. As far as the manufacturing of your vehicle is concerned, the materials used for different makes and models aren’t… Read More >
Do St. Louis Drivers Need Snow Tires?
Living in the heartland of the nation, St. Louis residents are accustomed to varying degrees of weather. The 60º-temperatures we experienced last week, followed by the icepocalypse of 2017 is a clear representation of how quickly the weather patterns can change in our area. Nevertheless, winter has a reputation of being fierce in St. Louis,… Read More >
How to Defrost a Windshield in Half The Time
Frost is a naturally occurring phenomenon that has plagued driver’s windshields since the dawn of the automobile. Undoubtedly, any driver who is not able to keep his or her vehicle underneath covered parking or in a garage overnight has wrestled with defrosting his/her windshield on a cold morning. While we can’t stop frost from happening,… Read More >
How long should you warm up your car in the winter?
At long last, the cold weather has finally swept over the United States. That means Americans from coast to coast will be forced to summon their vehicles from chilly morning slumbers before making the commute to work. Before you turn over that engine, though, have you considered whether or not you should let the engine… Read More >