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3 Signs That It's Time for a New Set of Tires

Not all tire damage comes in the form of a visible puncture or a flat. Sometimes, tires may suffer wear and tear that isn't readily seen. With regular visual inspections and air pressure checks, you can make sure you're not riding around Salem on unsafe rubber. Below are a few signs that it's time for new tires.

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What is ASE Certification & Why It Matters So Much

When looking for a qualified auto mechanic or automotive shop, you want to make sure the shop and the auto technicians are ASE-certified. At Volkswagen of Salem, we have a full staff of ASE-certified technicians who can provide you and your vehicle with excellent service every time you visit. Come to see us today.

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Does My Suspension System Need to Be Serviced?

Keeping your suspension system well-maintained will make your vehicle much more comfortable to drive. It is also going to reduce your risk of a catastrophic breakdown that results in a dangerous accident. Here is a look at a few signs that your suspension system needs to be serviced by the team here at Volkswagen of Salem.

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What Do You Know About Car Wax?

As a car owner, there are a number of things that the dealership where you purchased your vehicle wants you to know in order to properly maintain your car. Among the things that they want you to know is car wax. Knowing its purpose and how often to use it can go a long way to keeping up the appearance of your car.

Car wax can be derived from natural sources like the carnauba or palm wax, coal, or synthetic wax derived from silicones. 

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Car Guide 101: Getting an Alignment

Did you know that mechanics can use a wheel alignment machine to precisely align your car’s axles and wheels? It’s true. Your mechanic can quickly adjust your car’s suspension using a computer and clamp device that attaches to your car’s wheels. It’s important to get your alignment adjusted any time that your feel your tires aren’t moving in the same direction or if you feel vibrations in your steering wheel.

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