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Driven by Passion
At Automotive Souk, we don’t just sell cars; we ignite dreams. Our journey began in a tiny garage, fueled by a shared love for all things automotive. Fast forward to today, and we’ve become the beating heart of the car enthusiast community.
“Life is an ocean voyage, and we’re all sailors. Some of us are still learning to navigate, while others have weathered countless storms. But in the end, we’re all chasing the same horizon—the promise of adventure, the thrill of discovery.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
Most new cars come with a manufacturer’s warranty or factory warranty. These plans cover essential parts and systems. Be aware of the warranty’s limitations in terms of years or miles.
“Change your oil every 5,000 to 7,500 miles or every 6 months. Follow your car’s manual and consider driving conditions.”
Start with cold tires (parked for 3 hours or less than a mile driven).
Find the recommended PSI: Check your driver’s side door jamb or owner’s manual.
Use a tire pressure gauge: Press it onto the valve stem to get a reading.
Refill to the recommended PSI using an air compressor.
Remember, proper tire pressure ensures safety and better performance!
Rotate your tires as recommended by the vehicle manufacturer or every 5,000 miles. This ensures even wear and extends tire life.
“Auto detailing is the meticulous process of thoroughly cleaning and restoring a vehicle, both inside and out, to achieve a like-new appearance. It goes beyond a regular car wash, addressing every nook and cranny—from paint correction to interior upholstery care.”
Yes, it’s urgent to fix an oil leak. Ignoring it can damage your engine and lead to costly repairs.
Brake pulsation occurs due to issues with the brake rotors. Here are common causes:Heat Scores: Overheating creates grooves (“hot spots”) on the rotor, leading to pulsation.
Pitted Rotors: Tiny divets from moisture accumulation cause pitting.
Gouged Rotors: Metal-on-metal contact leaves engraved lines.
Other Factors: Damaged flex hoses, broken caliper pistons, or frozen brake pads can also contribute.
Address these promptly to ensure safe braking!
Rotating tires is crucial because it:Promotes Even Wear: Balances tread wear across all tires.
Extends Tire Life: Helps them last longer.
Improves Handling: Ensures consistent grip on the road.
Enhances Safety: Reduces the risk of blowouts or uneven braking.
Remember, a well-rotated set of tires keeps you rolling smoothly!
