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Know Your Automobile Know Your Gauges

KNOW YOUR DASHBOARD LIGHTS AND GAUGES Many drivers that have spent years behind the wheel are mostly familiar with the various lights, gauges and displays on a vehicle’s dash. The instrument panel–also called a gauge cluster–includes a speedometer and lots of little symbols that light up to provide information or warn of trouble. Some, like the seatbelt light, are self-explanatory. Others, like the infamous and often misunderstood check engine light, can mean any number of things. Many newer vehicles use lights in place of two of the analog gauges – coolant temperature and electrical voltage. Know these symbols. Either an overheating engine or a weak battery or electrical system could leave you stranded. Be familiar with the brake system and engine oil pressure lights, too. A brake failure could lead to an accident, and weak oil pressure could damage your vehicle’s engine. Newer vehicles may also be equipped with a low tire pressure warning light or a display that shows tire pressure. ...

The truth about your car's A/C and how to make it work for you

It’s summer and it's hot, and that  means your car's air-conditioning system is going to get a workout. But there's an art to cooling your car correctly. Here at Triple T Tire and Auto Service we  have some handy tips to help you cool your car faster while burning less fuel.  Don’t Pre-Cool Your car air conditioning works much better when you're actually driving, because the faster the engine turns, the faster the A/C compressor runs, which lets the system cool more effectively. Don't waste time and gas by letting your car run before you go. That was a new one on me i always let my truck run for a bit to cool down the cab.  If the interior is really hot, crank up the fan when you start driving, and open just the rear windows for 10 to 20 seconds. This forces all the hot air out of the cabin. Don’t open the front windows—that only moves the heat out of the front of the car, and it will leave the air in the back of the cabin hot and stagnant.  Go Low Se...

Vehicle Inspections And Why We Need Them

Why is it important to have your car inspected? A vehicle inspection is important for you, and your vehicle. A vehicle inspection is important for any and every car that is out on the road. When you have your vehicle inspected, not only is it to ensure that you're safe while driving around, but that everyone else is safe, as well. he first testing that is done through vehicle inspection is a safety test. The air bags, tires, horn, wipers, lights and other components that would deem the vehicle safe to drive are all checked. This is to ensure that everyone within the vehicle is going to be safe when it is driven around. In addition, the motor, brakes and other components are thoroughly checked to ensure that the vehicle can operate on the road without putting harm to the other vehicles that it comes across. Vehicle inspections  are important to have. In order to ensure that your vehicle is safe for everyone to be driving around in, and to protect the safety of others, this is s...

Happy Memorial Day

The nation and the world are emerging from a pandemic unlike any other  Our daily lives have changed, The way we conduct business has changed Lives were lost and society will be forever changed that's the cold hard truth. For the automotive industry customer service takes on a brand new meaning You can hear in the customer's voice when they call you for a service . Is it safe to come in Can we wait inside.. Never have those questions been asked, So you as a Customer Service Rep must take on another role. Not only must you assure them their automobile will be taken care of but also  you will ensure that their safety and the safety of their families are also your top priority. News medias stated that the country will reopen this weekend. Again when was the last time you heard those words?  When you travel this weekend think about what this holiday is really about.  A man or woman fought and died for your rights to free speech, religion and the way to...

Summer Driving

You're going to need to pack more than beach supplies for that summer road trip. During the hot summer months, it is important to remember to make sure vehicles are properly equipped with roadside emergency supplies to help keep families safe this summer. Before logging all those miles on your family road trip this summer, remember to: Beat the Heat:  Inspect the radiator, pressure cap, belts, and hoses to make sure they are in good shape with no signs of blisters, cracks, or cuts in the rubber. Hydrate Your Vehicle:  Check fluid levels: brake, automatic transmission, power steering, windshield washer and coolant. Make sure each reservoir is full and if you see any sign of fluid leakage, bring your vehicle in to be serviced. Before any longer trip, any time of year, remember to give your vehicle a check-up: Check the air pressure in all tires, including the spare, Make sure the wiper blades are functioning properly, Check battery life and inspect batteries...

Our Safety And Your's

At Triple T tire & Auto , the safety of our customers in the West Tennessee  area has  always been one of our team's top priorities. Facing the current crisis our commitment to that goal will not change. As the leading automotive repair center in the this area , our auto repair shop wants to to do our part to assist in preventing the spread of the virus while maintaining a healthy environment for both clients and team members. With accordance to the CDC, Triple T Tire will be taking the following precautions: The repeated routine cleaning of all commonly used surfaces in our shop throughout each day. Our clients' vehicles will be disinfected before and after service to protect clients and team members Our technicians and office staff have been instructed to wash hands for 20+ seconds regularly throughout each day Subject to availability, sanitizing stations are available through out our shop and customer areas Triple T Tire team members are required to stay ...

Thought For The Day

As I sit and watch the news and the world going on around us I'm amazed at the craziness He at Triple T we are trying to be there for our customers Business are closing but yet the emergency vehicles still have to roll The employees of the business that are required to remain open still have to roll We are just as scared of catching this horrible disease as the next person and therefore are practicing  social distancing, no customer is allowed inside the showroom you must drop your vehicle off to maintain a sense of security , we sanitize the steering wheel and items we have to touch. My point is together we can all get through this and overcome. again  I ask that you be patient with the process we are implementing now it's for the safety of our employees and you are valuable customers.  Thank You and God Bless Ronnie B