By Maria Dolores Barro June 22, 2016
Hi! I'm Maria Dolores Barro, I write on behalf of Met Pac, a mexican wheel weight factory. We are interested in creating business with you! Do you have a specific phone number or email for us to get in touch? ...read more
By Maria Dolores Barro June 22, 2016
Hi! I’m Maria Dolores Barro, I work for the international sales department from METPAC, a 28-year-old mexican wheel weight factory. I wonder with whom can I get in touch with to present some international business ideas. ...read more
By SERVPRO of Northwest Tucson April 01, 2016
This Jack Furrier always helps us with our work vehicles and the employees having started taking their personal vehicles to them as well. Thanks guys! ...read more
I get asked frequently what someone can do to keep their car safely on the road.Here are the key four things I always suggest. Doesn't matter where you do it but it will save you a lot of problems. Here goes: 1. Do regular recommended maintenance. Your car's maker publishes a list of things to check and when. Your service shop will have more suggestions that can prevent problems and breakdowns. 2. Focus on regular checkups. For example, your regular oil change is a great time for a service facility to check important safety and reliability items. Truth is, most oil change shops just change oil and some other fluids. Don't miss the chance to have your vehicle checked over for growing problems. 3. Tend to early symptoms before major problems arise. Mention your concerns during regular service or make a quick consult by phone or visit. Not everything needs immediate attention. You can delay some items if you are willing to put up with temporary inconvenience. Have your shop help you set priorities between urgent and important repairs you need. 4. Find a good shop to partner with. Dealerships can be good but expensive and inconvenient. Major service chains are better but their regular turnover in advisors makes it hard to build relationships. Many find that a local shop with good technical resources (including the service records for your car), comfortable surroundings, and a staff who cares gives them the best outcomes. Asking friends who they use is a great way to find someone you can trust. Safe driving! - Randy ...read more
By Catalina Automotive Group January 08, 2011
Eventually, you will have to purchase new tires for your vehicle. 16-inch and 17-inch tires are popular, but you need to make sure you choose the right size tire for your vehicle. Tires are coded with a long number on the side of the tire. This number gives you the size when you know what you are look... ...read more
There are a few things that you should consider before purchasing new tires for your vehicle. The biggest decision that you have to make is what type of tires you need. In order to determine that type of tire that you need you will need to know the height and width of the tire, the tire tread, and the... ...read more