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Why is My Check Engine Light On?

December 11th, 2014 by

If your check engine light is on, you’re not alone. Here at Fisher Service in Boulder, we get quite a few Denver area drivers who bring their car into us with that very same problem. And that means there are probably even more of you out there who aren’t bringing your car in when the…

Do the Additives in Gasoline Help Keep Engines Clean?

December 1st, 2014 by

All of the major gasoline companies advertise that their gasoline has engine-cleaning additives that not only prolong the life of your vehicle’s engine but reduces the pollution that cars produce. Is any brand’s gasoline better because of its gasoline additives? What is the purpose of these additives? In 1973 the Environmental Protection Agency started its…

Which Grade of Gas Should I Use?

November 28th, 2014 by

Which Grade of Gas Do You Use? Premium Gas isn’t Always the Best Option Going to the gas station we have all seen the three different gasoline options and the difference in price that comes with them. The most common, unleaded, is typically the least expensive option. Plus is slightly more expensive and premium is…

4 Ways to Increase the Life of your Tires

November 28th, 2014 by

Easy Ways to Maximize the Life of Your Tires There are many maintenance costs that come into ownership of a vehicle that are unavoidable, but you can limit these expenses by optimizing your many facets of your car. A simple way to start optimizing your vehicle is to check out your tires. Tires are the…

Should you put Nitrogen in your Tires?

November 26th, 2014 by

Nitrogen-Filled Tires Lose Less Pressure Over Time Have you ever noticed green valve-stem caps on new cars’ tires at dealerships? Although the green is a nice touch it is actually to denote that the tires have been filled with nitrogen rather than compressed air. Nitrogen-filled tires provide better fuel-efficiency and don’t lose air as quickly…

Is your Car due for a Wheel Alignment?

October 24th, 2014 by

Poor wheel alignment affects fuel efficiency and tire wear. Cars need a wheel realignment due to everyday driving. The wheels can sit at improper angles due to driving on rough roads, bumping into a curb, or as a result of a small accident. Wheel alignments are also typically done when new tires are put on…

What an Alternator Does and When to Replace Yours

September 24th, 2014 by

What is an Alternator? Your car’s battery gets a lot of attention; it’s tested during most maintenance appointments, and blamed during many breakdowns. But behind the battery (not literally) lies an unsung hero; the alternator. Alternators in essence create AC power to recharge the battery through a connection with the engine. Without an alternator a…

What Happens to the Motor Oil removed from my vehicle?

September 23rd, 2014 by

Is Motor Oil Recycled or Even Recyclable? It may not be the most well known industry, but there is a large industry built around recycling motor oil. There used to be a stigma attached to re-refined motor oil, but that was due to the antiques technologies used in the process that resulted in an inferior…

Everything About Brake Fluid

August 29th, 2014 by

Brake Fluid in Your Braking System Brake fluid is another often overlooked subject in the area of regular maintenance, mostly because it’s not as publicized as engine oil. Everyone knows that brakes are essential to driving, but may not know that braking is powered by a hydraulic system. Basically, this means that the system is…

Think Twice Before Having Your Oil Changed

August 19th, 2014 by
Vehicle Warning Lights

Oil Change Misconceptions I’m not suggesting that oil changes are not essential to properly maintaining a  vehicle, but I am saying there may be some misconceptions over when an oil change is necessary. An industry standard is looked to by almost the entire driving population, your car needs an oil change every 3,000 miles, right?…

Everything About Power Steering Fluid Maintenance

August 7th, 2014 by

What Power Steering Fluid Does Engine oil is well known and people generally are very responsible with their vehicle’s oil changes which is great, unfortunately there are many other fluids that play a role in your vehicle’s operation which are commonly overlooked. One such fluid that fill an important role is power steering fluid. Power…

5 Often Overlooked Maintenance Items

August 1st, 2014 by

Basic Maintenance Items to Keep Your Car Rolling The Hondas sold here at Fisher are remarkably well made and durable vehicles, just check the reviews on J.D Power. So while your car likely won’t need much maintenance to go another 200,000 miles; these tips will help ensure that everything continues to run smoothly. And many…

Our Commitment to Customer Service

July 22nd, 2014 by

Fisher Auto Dealership’s Customer Service When Larry took his car to Firestone for an oil change, they noticed that his brakes needed service. Larry thought having his brakes serviced was a good idea, but did not want to wait the three or so days that it would take for the parts to arrive at Firestone….

Car ?'s- How Many Filters are there in my Car?

July 17th, 2014 by

This is a question that comes up all of the time, consumers want to be more familiar with their vehicles and have heard all about filter but want to know what they do and how many there are. Here’s a quick rundown of the filters in your car and what they do. Note, not all…

Do You Know How Old Your Tires Are?

July 14th, 2014 by
Checking Tire Tread with Penny

Most drivers know that when a tire’s tread wears down to the depth indicator, it’s time to replace the tire. Other drivers are familiar with using a penny as a tool to measure how much tread is left on a tire. Some drivers just do a visual inspection of the tire to look for uneven…

Car ?’s- What are the Main Brake Components and Maintenance for Them?

July 8th, 2014 by

To get started, let us just say this is an overview of your car’s brake components and maintenance and is not an exhaustive guide but a reference to provide you with a foundation of knowledge about how your car stops. In a basic sense, your vehicles brakes are composed of 5 parts: the master cylinder,…

Synthetic or Conventional Oil For My Next Oil Change?

June 11th, 2014 by
Synthetic Oil or Conventional Oil Changes

Conventional vs. Synthetic Oil: Choosing the Right Oil for Your Car in Boulder Choosing between conventional and synthetic oil can feel overwhelming. Both have pros and cons, and the “best” choice depends on your priorities and driving habits. Here at Fisher Auto in Boulder, we want to empower YOU to make an informed decision: The…

Oil Change Coupon for CO Drivers at Fisher Auto

November 18th, 2011 by

Visit Fisher Auto for Great Automotive Service and Oil Changes in CO For the best automotive care on vehicles from Kia, Toyota, Subaru, and Honda to Mercedes, Lexus, Infiniti, and more, stop by Fisher Auto for all maintenance and repairs. Currently, we are offering an oil change coupon for CO drivers good for any make…

Boulder’s Fisher Auto Helps Ensure That Your Vehicle Meets Emissions Standards

September 28th, 2011 by

How Does Emissions Testing Work? Emissions testing is done in an effort to improve the air quality in and around the Boulder and Denver areas. Automobiles produce harmful pollutants including ozone emissions, which emissions testing aims to reduce. Here at Fisher Auto, we are dedicated not only to providing the best auto service in the…

Fisher Auto Can Help Diagnose and Fix Your Vehicle If the Check Engine Light Is On

September 16th, 2011 by

The Check Engine Light Signals that There Is a Problem With Your Vehicle Have you ever been driving and had your check engine light come on?  If you have, you were probably wondering what could possibly be the problem.  When the check engine light comes on, one or more things could be the culprit.  When…

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