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June 9, 2026
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Times are tough, but we are in this together. Enter to win a free service on us! Hello everyone, Michael here from Mobile Mike’s Auto
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Building the Future of The Mobile Automotive Repair Services Reputation, One Vehicle at a Time At Mobile Mike's Automotive Repair Services, We Specialize in Diagnostics, Electrical, as well as many other services, Completing and repairing your vehicle with quality and integrity. Creating strong, reliable, and long-lasting client relationships. Servicing automobiles of all makes and models. With over 30 years of experience in the automotive industry, we have built a reputation for excellence, persistence, quality and safety.
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Automotive brakes use hydraulic pressure to create friction, slowing or stopping a vehicle, primarily with disc brakes (pads squeezing a rotor) or drum brakes (shoes pushing against a drum). Key components include the brake pedal, master cylinder, fluid lines, calipers (for discs) or wheel cylinders (for drums), pads/shoes, and rotors/drums, all working together to convert pedal pressure into stopping power, with modern systems often adding Anti-Lock Braking (ABS) for enhanced safety. Signs of trouble include squealing, grinding, a soft pedal, or the car pulling, requiring prompt professional inspection
A tune-up is essential preventative maintenance involving inspecting and replacing key engine components like spark plugs, air/fuel filters, belts, and hoses, plus checking fluids (oil, coolant, etc.) to ensure optimal engine performance, fuel efficiency, and longevity, with modern cars needing less frequent tune-ups due to advanced parts but still requiring regular service to maintain peak running condition.
ball joints are crucial ball-and-socket pivots connecting control arms to steering knuckles, allowing wheels to move up/down and turn, similar to a hip joint; they enable suspension movement while keeping tires on the road, and symptoms of wear include clunking noises, steering looseness, vibrations, and uneven tire wear, requiring replacement to maintain steering and suspension safety.
Automotive cooling system uses a liquid coolant, circulated by a water pump through the engine to absorb heat, then cooled in a radiator by airflow, regulated by a thermostat, and kept pressurized by a radiator cap to prevent boiling, protecting the engine from extreme temperatures for optimal performance. Key components include the water pump, thermostat, radiator, hoses, cooling fan, and a coolant/antifreeze mixture, all working to dissipate the immense heat generated by combustion.
Power steering systems reduce steering effort, making cars easier to maneuver, primarily using either hydraulic (engine-driven pump and fluid) or Electric Power Steering (EPS) (electric motor and sensors) to amplify driver input, with EPS offering better fuel economy and adaptability by only drawing power when needed, while common issues include stiff steering, noises, or fluid leaks, requiring checks of the fluid level/condition (for hydraulic) or electrical connections (for EPS).
A steering rack is the core of modern car steering, converting the wheel’s rotation into the linear motion that turns the wheels via meshing pinion and rack gears, allowing for precise control, especially with power-steering assist; common signs of failure include stiff steering, noises, and leaks, with replacement costs varying by vehicle type, usually involving a new or remanufactured assembly.
Automotive fuel system stores, filters, and delivers fuel to the engine for combustion, typically consisting of the fuel tank, fuel pump, fuel lines, and fuel filter, leading to injectors or a carburetor, with modern cars using electronic fuel injection (EFI) for precise fuel/air mixing, replacing older carburetor systems, and requiring maintenance like filter changes to prevent performance issues like stalling or poor efficiency.
Automotive tuning modifies a vehicle for improved performance, handling, appearance, or efficiency beyond factory settings, primarily through engine remapping (ECU tuning), hardware upgrades (intakes, exhausts, turbos), suspension work, and interior/exterior customization, with the goal of unlocking potential or achieving a specific driving experience, but requires careful planning, understanding risks, and choosing a qualified tuner for safe and reliable results.
Times are tough, but we are in this together. Enter to win a free service on us! Hello everyone, Michael here from Mobile Mike’s Auto
Service Shop or Speedy Center? Have you ever thought about where everyone gets there automotive services done? Do they use a shop or is the
Replacing automotive brakes (pads and rotors) costs roughly $300–$600 per axle, while just pads are about $150–$350 per axle, with full jobs (all four wheels, pads, rotors,
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