Stockertown Auto Repair

Tires are a significant part of your vehicle. They are the only parts that come into contact with the road, and they play a crucial role in the vehicle's handling, performance, and safety. If you've ever looked at a tire, you may have noticed that it has a series of numbers and letters on its sidewall. These numbers and letters provide important information about the tire's size, type, and performance capabilities. In this blog, we will explore what these numbers mean and how they can help you choose the right tire for your vehicle. Tire Size The first set of numbers on a tire's sidewall represents its size. The size is usually expressed in a format such as P215/60R16. Let's break down what each part of the size number means: P: This letter stands for the tire's service type. In this case, P stands for "passenger" tire. 215: This number represents the tire's width in millimeters from sidewall to sidewall when measured on the widest point of the ... read more

Sometimes your car battery can die seemingly out of nowhere. This can leave you stranded or late for work, which is very frustrating. To avoid these situations, here are five signs that we can share with you that point straight to a dying car battery.  1. Dimmer Headlights Dim headlights are commonly overlooked and can seem like not that big of a deal. Even the slightest change in brightness means that there is not enough power to keep them working as intended. After a while, it drains the battery, making it prone to not starting. 2. Clicking When Starting Your Vehicle By starting the car, your ignition is powered by a signal that comes from either your start button or turning the key. This process requires energy from your battery and when nothing is left in it, a clicking sound may be heard. Furthermore, if your dashboard is electric, it can also result in continuous flashing while trying to start the engine.  3. Electrical Problems Nowadays most of the systems and ac ... read more