At Zylstra Automotive & Diesel in Visalia, we understand that big trucks mean bigger risk on the road. Here are some tips to remember, to reduce the likelihood of an accident resulting in large repair costs next time you're on the job.
With fleet trucks and large diesels, one issue plagues them more than any other; neglected maintenance or repair. At Zylstra Automotive & Diesel in Visalia, CA, we can take care of your entire fleet, no matter how big or small, making sure it stays on the road for years to come.
At Zylstra Automotive & Diesel in Visalia, we believe it’s important for you to know how different systems in your car, truck, or SUV operate. Whether you want to know what to watch out for, or you’re just curious about how things work, we’re here to supply the answers.
Performance chip installation is one of the perks of diesel truck ownership. At Zylstra Automotive & Diesel in Visalia, CA, our mechanics can professionally tune and install a chip for any application, whether you drive a Cummins, Powerstroke, Duramax, or otherwise.
At Zylstra Automotive & Diesel in Visalia, we know an important part of your ability to care for your transmission lies in your knowledge about how it works. Here is some information on the tow button, if your car, truck, or SUV is equipped with one.
At Zylstra Automotive & Diesel in Visalia, we know that in order to keep your car in good shape, it helps to know how it works. Here’s a quick rundown of a system that’s very important, but you take for granted until there’s a problem; your brakes. While there is a multitude of configurations and levels of complexity in automotive brake systems, they all essentially work the same way. Disregarding anti-lock brake systems and the like, this is how braking works in its simplest form.
You’ve likely heard that diesel engines are ok to idle indefinitely, and that it’s even good for them. Where does this logic come from, and is it true? Zylstra Automotive & Diesel in Visalia, CA has the answers.
At Zylstra Automotive & Diesel in Visalia, we know that the difference between a vehicle that runs for 80,000 miles and a vehicle that makes it to 400,000 miles depends on one thing; maintenance. Here are a few tips to avoid some of the most notorious vehicle killers out there.
