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Water pumps are essential to keeping engines cool by transferring coolant around the vehicle and through the vehicle to keep your engine from overheating. Signs of a bad water pump include engine overheating, coolant puddles under the front of the engine, and a sweet syrup-like smell. You may also hear whining or grinding noises, or notice coolant dripping. If you're experiencing any of these issues call Auto Tech Service at 202-797-7585 today!

This summer, keep the journey safe by staying alert! If you see an emergency scene, slow down and move over one full lane. If you can’t get over safely, slow down to 20 miles per hour below the speed limit. The sooner you spot the emergency vehicle, the sooner you should start moving over.

If you're hearing grinding, feeling vibrations, or your brake warning light is on, it's time to have them checked ASAP. Trust Auto Tech Service to keep you safe on the road - call 202-797-7585 today to schedule your brake inspection. 🚗

August is National Dog Month! Post a photo below of your favorite furry friend!🐕🐩

🎉 Happy Friday! We made it to the end of another month! Whether you're heading out for a weekend road trip, running errands, or just enjoying some well-earned downtime, we hope you have a safe and relaxing weekend.

Thanks for letting us help keep you on the road. We'll be here when you need us - see you next month! 🚗☀️

Wondering what everyone is driving? Recent data reveals the most popular vehicles across North America. Trucks and crossovers continue to dominate the roads with electric vehicles making a strong showing.

Exploring the country by car makes for a versatile adventure: you can get away for a couple days or embark on a multiweek trek, all while exploring a seemingly endless number of new-to-you trails, campsites, coastlines, towns and roadside greasy spoons. Here are some things you might want to keep on hand for maintenance, fix-ups and emergencies.

According to government reports, more than 38,000 crashes occur annually during foggy weather. Fog occurs when clouds loaded with water droplets descend close to the ground. As a result, drivers can experience severely reduced visibility. Consider these tips to help increase safety during foggy drives.

Whether you're traveling, commuting or simply relying on your car to go about your day, there are steps you can take to save at the pump.

Long stretches of road and repetitive driving can sometimes cause drivers to become less alert without even realizing it. Understanding highway hypnosis and recognizing the warning signs can help make every trip safer.