Newark German Auto Repair

When your car start moving, it's normal to have slight vibration since there are so many components rotating. However, you should feel a smooth movement as the car gain momentum. If the car's normal vibration feels more like shaking as you cruise down the road, it's high to take it to a professional for inspection and repair. Three common problems that make your car shakes include; 1. Imbalanced Tires Do the wobbling and shaking get worse as the speed increases? If the vibration turns to an intense shaking when the car reaches 50 or 60 miles per hour, then the most likely cause is imbalanced tire(s). Tires should be rotated at a regular interval—every six months or 6,000 to 8,000 miles—to avoid uneven wear and tear. If you forgot to rotate the tires on time and the car is shaking, worry no more. All you need to do is take the car to a professional mechanic to have the tires checked, rotated, and balanced. If some or all the tires are worn out ... read more

Signs Your BMW Needs a Tune-Up No matter if your BMW is fresh off the lot or a late-model classic, at some point, it will need a tune-up. BMW’s are luxury vehicles, and proper vehicle maintenance can help them stand the test of time. Tune-ups can mean something different for each driver. Still, they all are preventative maintenance that promotes consistent vehicle performance—servicing your BMW based on manufacturer’s recommendations not only prevents significant problems in the future but increases the lifespan. If you don’t remember the last time your BMW has been serviced, below are a few common signs your Bimmer needs a tune-up.  Worsening Gas Mileage If your BMW once had excellent fuel efficiency, but you find yourself filling up the tank more than usual, it may be time for a tune-up. A decrease in fuel efficiency is not a normal occurrence. It usually indicates there’s an underlying problem. A decrease in gas mileage can indicate a dirty engi ... read more

You're on a drive when you notice the temperature gauge on your dashboard inching towards the red zone. Your vehicle has a large chance of overheating. To prevent severe engine damage, you need to safely pull over and turn off your car, including the AC. A lot of engines get ruined by forcing it to drive farther than it's currently capable. An overheating engine is your vehicle's way of alerting you that it needs professional attention. Below are five reasons why your car has overheated and how to prevent it from happening again. Wrong Coolant Concentration  It's essential to use the correct type of coolant for your vehicle. Using a coolant with the wrong mixture of distilled water and coolant can be harmful. Your vehicle's owner's manual has recommendations for the best type of coolant for your car. If you're concerned, a coolant flush is the best step to clean the cooling system and start fresh.  Cooling System Leak ... read more

If a squeaky-clean car is a dream, rust is the biggest nightmare. We’ve now entered fall, and winter is just around the corner. Colder seasons bring more rain and moisture, making vehicles more susceptible to rust. Rust doesn’t just come from trapped moisture; old age and neglect can also be the cause. If your car isn’t in a garage and is continuously exposed to the elements, pollutants in the air can create damage. Rust is entirely avoidable with the right preventative maintenance. Below are a few tips to prevent rust from taking over your vehicle.  Wash your car. You should wash your car every other week. Dirt, dust, and debris can cause rust to accumulate faster. If you have the time, also make sure you apply wax to prevent future paint damage. Anti-rust spray. If you’re already noticing a bit of rust accumulation, an ... read more

The present state of the country has left many people financially burdened. Some drivers may feel like they don’t have the resources or time to address their mechanical issues and repairs. Ignoring some car repairs may save you money in the short term, but can lead to major costly repairs and fix-it tickets in the long run. Below are common mechanical issues you should address right away to avoid an unexpected traffic ticket or repair bill: A cracked windshield If your windshield has a small chip in it, get it repaired as soon as you notice it. Small chips are relatively inexpensive to repair and saves the windshield from needing a full-on replacement. If the chip turns into a crack that obstructs your view, you could be looking at a costly replacement bill and a fix-it ticket if pulled over. Broken tail lights, headlights, or turn signals It’s essential to regularly check all lights on your vehicle to ensure that they’re all proper ... read more