by Best Western Transmissions | Dec 22, 2021 | Best Western Transmission, Steering System
You depend on your vehicle to get you safely and effectively from one place to another. This includes your steering system. Without a properly functioning steering system, you are unable to maneuver your vehicle and it quickly becomes a safety hazard. In this...
by Best Western Transmissions | Nov 26, 2021 | Best Western Transmission
One of your vehicle’s most essential safety mechanisms is your braking system. Every time you get on the road, you use your brakes – and nothing is more important than having them work when you must stop suddenly to avoid a collision. In this month’s blog, we look...
by Best Western Transmissions | Oct 27, 2021 | Best Western Transmission
If you have ever had to slam on your brakes to avoid a collision with another vehicle or object, your vehicle was working hard to protect you and your occupants. One mechanism in particular, your anti-lock braking system, was functioning to stop your vehicle from...
by Best Western Transmissions | Sep 30, 2021 | Best Western Transmission
Over the years, more drivers have opted for the convenience of automatic transmissions. That’s because automatic transmissions do not require as much effort in driving. But that’s exactly the reason why stick shift drivers choose manual transmissions – to have...
by Best Western Transmissions | Aug 25, 2021 | Best Western Transmission
If you have ever done any driving across bumpy road surfaces, you know how important it is for your vehicle to have a good suspension system. The suspension system is what supports your vehicle on the road, absorbing much of the heavy shock impulses and friction from...
by Best Western Transmissions | Jul 20, 2021 | Best Western Transmission
As a vehicle owner, it is always a good idea to know about the main components and systems of your vehicle. For example, having a baseline understanding of how your brakes work can be helpful in not only addressing any necessary maintenance, but also understanding...
