Have you Thought About Your Brake System Recently?

It doesn’t have to be said too often that brake repair is something you must do BEFORE it’s too late! It is obvious that most people would not think of risking the safety of themselves and their passengers by putting off that particular repair. Yet, many times auto suspension repair such as shock and strut replacement is a repair that often gets overlooked.

So exactly what is the function of your German vehicle’s shocks and struts? Shocks and struts keep your car from bouncing all over the place like a pin ball machine. They act as a buffer between your wheels and frame which prevents the body of the vehicle from colliding into ground or even the tires themselves!

Some BMW models, particularly the Series 3 models, have had some specific problems in both the front and rear suspension systems. This relates directly to your shocks and struts. Let us help you troubleshoot the impending problem. Look us up at thegermancarshoppe.com and see why we are the Denver area’s answer to German Car Maintenance. Call us at (303) 798-2287.

Like it or Not…You Shouldn’t Wait any Longer.

Ominous words indeed, but true enough if you have not had your German Car winterized yet. What are you waiting for…it’s almost Thanksgiving around Denver! It’s true, A poorly maintained vehicle can do just fine in 40-degree weather. But when the temperature dips to 20 degrees or lower, it stresses everything in your German car.

Here are some winterizing tips –

1.  Have you got your snow tires…you probably don’t need them around here LOL!

2.  Have your brakes been checked?

3.  How about your wiper blades?

4.  Is the suspension ready for winter driving?

We will think of a lot more because we are auto winterizing experts at The German Car Shoppe in Littleton, CO. Winterize now…before really cold temperatures hit the Denver area. Check us out on the web at thegermancarshoppe.com. We are here to serve you at 5115 Santa Fe Drive in Littleton. Just call for an appointment at (303) 798-2287.