Pulling your car up to the gas tank can be a time of questioning. “Sure 87 makes my car run okay, but will 91 or 93 make it run better? Will it give me better gas mileage?” Don’t count on it. As with anything related...
Does buying premium gas—especially when your car doesn’t recommend it—just flush your money down the drain? With today’s gas prices and a difference between octanes that could cost up to a dollar per gallon, it’s a serious question. Ultimately, it comes down to the performance...
If you own a BMW, work with a mechanic who specializes in them. Ask to see their ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) certification and see if they graduated from the BMW Step program. Remember to verify their specialty with friends and family and other BMW owners. Not every shop has the tools to perform all BMW repairs. Nor do they have the knowledge of the special care BMWs require. And make sure the shop is looking for a long term relationship. Look into the loyalty of their customers. Ask around and consult friends and family. If they care about their relationship with you, they won’t gouge you for unnecessary work.
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