Seeing spots? Your car's fluids each play a key role in keeping essential systems running. Some of them help lubricate, while others maintain proper pressure in hydraulic systems.

No car owner wants to wind up with transmission trouble. Unfortunately, at some point, you're bound to notice problems associated with your transmission and it's best not to ignore them. The longer you wait to have a mechanic take a look, the more you risk serious transmission repairs. Many symptoms of a problem with your transmission will come on gradually, but once you notice any of these signs, don't hesitate to make an appointment with a trusted mechanic.

When it comes to bigger transmission repairs, there are a couple key options: either a transmission rebuild or a transmission replacement. Neither will be particularly cheap but one will certainly save you some money over the other.

A healthy transmission makes a happy driver. Luckily, there are a few things you can do as a driver to keep your transmission healthier for longer.

Correct Meta: Tired of the same old tips for car owners? You're in luck. There are some clever and creative ways to help keep your car in good condition and save you time and effort in the long run.

Your brake system relies on brake fluid to operate well and if that gets thrown off in any way, you're likely to start noticing it. Both air pockets and water in your brake line should be addressed by a mechanic like the experts at AAMCO Wichita.

Regular maintenance and transmission services are key to keeping you and your car happy. While you need new transmission fluid on a regular schedule, you also have a couple different options when the time comes.

When it comes to keeping up with a regular car maintenance schedule, it can be tough to keep track of it all. Here, we'll go over a few of the most important car maintenance services you shouldn't forget.

What's normal and what can signal a serious car repair? What just means your engine is tired and what means you should rush to a mechanic? It can be tough to decipher the language of your car's sounds.

Let's take a look at what your transmission fluid does that makes it so important, as well as ways you can tell whether it''s time to schedule a transmission fluid service with your trusted mechanic.

Thinking about doing some of your own auto repairs and car maintenance at home to save money? While it may sound like a great idea, there are benefits to bringing your car to a mechanic, whether you need a simple car maintenance service or a more serious car repair. Mechanics are trained to diagnose auto repairs and at AAMCO we carry out a complimentary multi-point inspection with every service. Here are a few car services you may think you can DIY and why it's a good idea to bring your car to a mechanic anyway.

There are a number of ways to help prevent most major transmission repairs, as well as how to tell you may have one looming. Your best bet is to have a trusted mechanic in case you find yourself needing a transmission rebuild or similar transmission repair service.

The last thing you want while cruising down the open road is to suddenly find that your brakes are failing as you approach a stop sign or stop light. Luckily, there are several signs you can look out for that signal an impending brake repair.