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The viscosity index (VI) number is a measure of the relative change in viscosity of oil over a range of temperature. The higher the viscosity index number, the smaller the change in viscosity over temperature. The VI is a measure of the rate of viscosity change. Generally, multigrade oils (0W-40, 10W-30, etc.) will have high viscosity indexes. Monograde oils (SAE 30, 40, etc.) will have lower viscosity indexes.

There could be any number of reasons for the knocking and rattling of your suspension, like: the shock needs repaired or replacedleaking shock absorberthe rear brake linings are stickingdull shock absorbersloose stabilzer bar bushingsloose stabilizer linksbroken shock mountsoxidation of the coil springsmissing or defective coil spring seatsdeformed damper rod The suspension system makes up most of the moving components on your automobile. Give us a call to find the exact cause of the noise.

Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TMPS) is an electronic system in your vehicle that monitors your tire's air pressure and alerts you when it falls dangerously low by turning on the tire pressure light on your dashboard. It will not alert you if your tires are overinflated. Congress passed the TREAD act which requires most vehicles made after 2006 to be TPMS equipped.

No. Tire pressure can be under 50% infated before you are able to see a difference. This is why it is important to test your tire pressure regularly in the morning before the car has been driven.

When replacing only two tires on your vehicle, new tires should always be placed on the rear of the vehicle. This helps you maintain control better on wet roads and will resist hydroplaning easier.