Automotive Industry News & Information - Greenville Auto Clinic, LLC

If you operate a fleet or commercial trucks, you’re no stranger to the check engine light. There are probably vehicles in your fleet right now that have a warning light or two illuminated on the dash. What do they mean, and how do you make them go away? Greenville Auto Clinic, LLC in Greenville, AL has the answers.

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Whether you drive a Chevy, Ram, or Ford diesel pickup, Greenville Auto Clinic, LLC in Greenville, AL is here to make sure your truck stays up to the task for a long time to come.

At Greenville Auto Clinic, LLC in Greenville, AL, we understand that the care for your vehicle is in the details. Transmission work, more so than any other type of maintenance or repair, requires a keen eye and specific know-how.

Your vehicle configuration determines how it should be properly towed to avoid transmission damage. Specifically, it matters if your vehicle is front-wheel drive or rear-wheel drive and whether it’s an automatic or a manual. From the professionals at Greenville Auto Clinic, LLC in Greenville, AL, here’s how to tow your vehicle:

At Greenville Auto Clinic, LLC in Greenville, we know how annoying a dead battery can be. Here’s some information on the subject, that will hopefully help you understand your battery issues a little better. If your battery dies after your car, truck, or SUV sits for a few hours, the battery itself isn’t necessarily the problem. While having the battery tested is a good place to start, many people mistakenly make a bad battery diagnosis, when actually something in the electrical system is to blame.

If you own or maintain a fleet of vehicles, you understand what a huge investment multiple vehicles can be, especially when dealing with semis and other commercial trucks. At Greenville Auto Clinic, LLC in Greenville, AL, we’re here to help you protect that investment.

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At Greenville Auto Clinic, LLC in Greenville, AL, our priority is keeping your Dodge, Chevy, or Ford truck reliably on the road. A major aspect of that is catching small issues before they become bigger ones.

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If you want to avoid nasty and unexpected surprise maintenance costs, sticking to a regimented schedule of preventative maintenance is something you are going to want to get used to. The reason being is simple – frequent maintenance will keep your vehicle in good health, ensuring you get the most out of all those expensive-to-replace parts. While it might sound counterintuitive, the best way to reduce maintenance costs is to stick to a prescribed maintenance schedule.