Keeping your Volvo in good condition so it lasts longer requires some effort. To ensure you don’t break down on the side of the road or miss any of life’s events, it’s important to keep it in the best shape possible. Here are some ways to extend the lifespan of your Volvo:
How To: Make Your Volvo Last Longer
Published 2 weeks ago — by Lisa FedericoHow To: New Year Volvo Repair Savings
Published 2 months ago — by Lisa FedericoIt’s the new year and maybe you’re like many people who want to start off with a new outlook on the year ahead, or perhaps a resolution. Whether it be to eat healthier or exercise more, maybe it’s to save a bit more money (which we could all use a little help with!). One way to do that is by finding an independent Volvo repair center to service your Volvo when needed. Smaller independent Volvo repair shops have less overhead costs, which means they charge you a lot less, all while still using the same state-of-the-art equipment and technical resources.
What Are The Most Common Volvo Repairs in Winter?
Published 3 months ago — by Lisa FedericoDuring the winter season your Volvo can experience specific issues due to freezing temperatures and harsh weather and road conditions. With regular Volvo maintenance you may be able to minimize the risk of a breakdown and possible catastrophic damage, but sometimes things happen that are out of your control. Here are some of the most common Volvo repairs and issues that you may face in the winter months.
Winter Volvo Care: What Happens to a Car Battery in the Winter?
Published 3 months ago — by Lisa FedericoWhat does a car battery actually do?
Obviously, we all know the battery in your Volvo serves as a crucial component that provides electrical power to various electrical systems in the vehicle. The main functions include, starting the engine, powering lights/radio/windows/AC/etc, and voltage stabilization.
Winter Volvo Care: What is Antifreeze and Why Do I Need it?
Published 3 months ago — by Lisa FedericoWhat Is Antifreeze?
Antifreeze is a liquid mixture of water and ethylene glycol that is used to prevent the freezing and overheating of the engine in your Volvo. You may have heard the term “coolant” interchanged with “antifreeze,” they are similar, but comprised of different concentrations.