Here are some simple things you can do to improve the consistency of your vehicle’s performance while keeping up with routine auto repair.

Here’s the second part of our winter auto repair checklist to ensure your car is ready for the cold weather.

Every New England driver knows that winter is different from other seasons. You not only have to drive differently due to the changing weather conditions, but you also have to take a different approach to your NH auto repair needs.

For many people, summer is the time for road trips, whether you have a destination in mind or not. For others, it means that it will be hot while you sit in traffic. No matter which scenario describes your summer driving experience, you want to make sure your car has a working air conditioning system.

Have you gotten an oil change recently? We’re talking about 5 signs your vehicle will let you know it’s time for an oil change.

At Silver Arrow Service, we often do some interesting auto repair in NH on some pretty cool exotic and foreign vehicles. But most auto repairs and maintenance are pretty run-of-the-mill. And as it turns out, those repairs are the most important.

There are plenty of auto repairs that we don’t really think about until we need them. For example, you assume that your car is properly aligned until you notice something to make you think that it isn’t.

Winter auto repair in New Hampshire comes with its own set of common problems. Icy, snowy weather and bitterly cold temperatures affect your car in ways that you don’t have to deal with during the rest of the year.

Cold weather is here, which means now is the time to ensure that your car’s heater core is functioning correctly. No one wants to be stuck in a freezing car this winter or put their vehicle at risk of breaking down!

A common NH auto repair is uneven tire wear. Here are three different car issues that can cause uneven tire wear.