Cars can be great to have when they run perfectly, but when things go wrong the good times can end with a quickness. One such issue that is common to almost every driver is the problem of flat tires. Most drivers who operate vehicles for any length of time will experience a flat tire, and how they deal with this issue can impact their future safety. Thankfully, drivers who follow a few simple steps can quickly, easily, and safely get themselves and their vehicles back up and running.

During a tire blowout, one of the first things that drivers should…

Few things are as stressful as dealing with a vehicle that isn’t running properly. It happens to everyone, but it doesn’t have to be a big ordeal for you. If your vehicle is leaking fluids, it could be something as simple as a faulty or worn down gasket. Gaskets are thin pieces of metal or rubber that help keep the liquids your car needs, in place. They are durable and bond well to surfaces, but they can become faulty with time and normal wear and tear.

If you are in City of Industry and are worried that the…

Part of having a pet is dealing with the hair they shed. PUENTE HILLS MITSUBISHI knows that most people would love to learn easier ways to keep their vehicle pet-hair free. If you've struggled in this area, keep reading to learn some easy removal tips.

Got a spray bottle and fabric softener? Add a few teaspoons of the fabric softener and some water to the bottle, and spray your car's upholstery. Just a light spay is all you need. Then, take a paper towel, and wipe. Fabric softener loosens hair, which easily comes off with the paper towel…

Debadging a vehicle isn't complicated. All it takes is a little time and an item you can buy from an office supply store. Here is one easy way you can debadge your vehicle.

If your vehicle has adhesive badging, the only items you will need to remove it is spray adhesive remover and dental floss. You can get adhesive remover at most office supply stores. First, apply the remover all over the edges and in the crevices of the badging.  

If you understand what causes a blowout, you can take practical steps to protect your tires. Typically, most hazards that generate blowouts are found on old streets in various neighborhoods.

A blowout happens when a damaged tire rolls over a spot on the road that has a major flaw. The degree of a blowout varies based on the condition of a tire. For example, if a tire has abrasions and punctures, it could develop a severe leak after dropping into a pothole, and a wheel with a slight tear may leak gradually after it rolls over broken pieces of jagged…