Wilkinson Auto Repair

Do you know what to do in regards to your vehicle in the event of a flood? If it's immersed in water more than halfway up its wheels, or if you see a line of mud and debris indicating that the water had reached that height, you'll need to take certain precautions and you'll need to have it looked over by the experts at Wilkinson Auto Repair before attempting to drive it again.

Overheating has serious consequences. In a worst case scenario, your engine might suffer critical damage. You can help prevent costly damage by scheduling a coolant flush and refill once every other year or every 40,000 - 60,000 miles with Wilkinson Auto Repair. Call 248-634-5730 today to make an appointment.

Today Wilkinson Auto Repair remembers all of those who died and risked their own lives to save others on September 11, 2001.

Lots of people avoid driving at night but here are some tips for staying safe on the road after the sun goes down.

Some bad habits can actually damage a car's engine, transmission, brakes and other vital automotive components. Here are 8 things to avoid.

Here are some new car technologies that you may already be aware of and using and some you can expect to see filter into the market in the coming years.

Wilkinson Auto Repair salutes all of the hard working people across our nation. Happy Labor Day!

The pressure monitor system light on your dashboard is a sure sign to take your vehicle to a professional to check for punctures or other issues. However, some warnings are not as obvious. Here are a few more signs that tires may need repair or replacement.

When you take care of your car, it will take care of you. From brake pads to oil changes, to fluid fills and flushes, Wilkinson Auto Repair has got you covered. Call 248-634-5730 today to schedule an appointment.

With just a bit of planning, road travel can be safe and enjoyable for your favorite four-legged passengers.

Here are some tips to help your teen learn that safe driving isn't just about knowing the rules of the road, it's also about knowing how to care for your vehicle.

While not all of these causes are under your control, as a driver you can stay safer on the road by following basic safety rules like wearing a seatbelt, avoiding distractions, and making sure you're always fully alert and aware of your surroundings.