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Amy Schipper of Master Tech Auto Repair Sidelines as a Madrid Firefighter and EMT

Technically, it’s still spring. But typical of New Mexico, it’s already feeling like summer. Which means dryer air, higher temperatures, road trips, hotter pavement, hotter tires, more use of the greatest invention of the 20th century—the air conditioner. Which means more stress on your vehicle. Below are some tips on how to keep your car or truck running smoothly and lasting longer.

Now that spring is upon us, it’s a good time to hack your car. Here are some Master Tech Auto Repair tips on how to keep your car running safely, comfortably, and efficiently—and looking good.

Now that it is October and the kids are back in school, it is time to start thinking about the chilly Fall weather that is coming to Santa Fe. Besides stocking up on firewood and cleaning the chimney, your car needs some attention too. A small investment in time and money now can mean big savings and a lot less hassle.

Master Tech Auto Repair has developed a safety inspection that you should perform on your car, truck or SUV now to avoid car problems while on the road later.

When you think of car maintenance, there are certain things that jump to mind; changing the oil and filter, rotating tires, etc. But some of the lesser common aspects of your vehicle need attention on a regular basis and can cost a lot if they are overlooked.

One of the best things you can do for the health and longevity of your car is to get it on a general service schedule. We’ve outlined one here and the great news is that most of the items listed can be done at little to no cost.

Four tons of new greenhouse gases are floating around our atmosphere each year because of our driving habits. Just last year alone, Americans drove almost three trillion miles. We drive a lot – and for good reason: we all have busy lives and our cars are invaluable, but so is our planet.