Frost heaves, plows, cold temperatures, can all wreak havoc on our roads every year. This can cause rough conditions and potholes which, in turn, can cause problems with your vehicle, including its suspension system. If your vehicle is trying to tell you that it needs a little TLC, the MINI of Anchorage service center is here to help.
Proper care and maintenance are essential to keeping your high-quality MINI vehicle rung great for a long time. At MINI of Anchorage, we're the experts. Our service center team is trained and certified for proper MINI care, and we're ready to help you get the most out of your vehicle today.
Having quality tires on your vehicle can mean the difference between a blowout or sliding off the road, and arriving safely at your destination. At MINI of Anchorage, we recognize the importance of tires as a key to our customers' safety, and we provide an expert tire center in house that can help you stay on top of your game this winter, and all year long as well.
Investing in a top-quality, stylish, brand-new MINI is always a great idea. But when you shop and purchase with MINI of Anchorage, you also get the added bonus of our comprehensive and complimentary maintenance program.
Your meticulously crafted MINI vehicle needs routine care and maintenance, such as oil changes, to run smoothly and keep you safely on the roads. Don't trust the care and keeping of it to just any neighborhood garage, though. Bring it to the pros who know it better than anyone - the service center team at MINI of Anchorage.
Automotive service and routine maintenance are an essential part of owning and driving any vehicle. But that doesn't mean it has to be time consuming or stressful. At MINI of Anchorage, our trained and certified service team specializes in topnotch care that works for your lifestyle and schedule.
One common misconception people have is that their battery is supplying all of the electricity their vehicle needs. The truth is, once the car has been started, the alternator is doing all of the heavy lifting. Here are some of the things your alternator is responsible for, as well as some warning signs of problems.
One of the best things that you can do to stay safe while you are driving in the winter is to drive slowly. When you drive slower, it is easier for you to stay in control of your vehicle. If you do lose control of your car, then it will be easier for you to avoid running off the road. It is a good idea for you to research the traffic in your area before you leave your home. Opt for areas that are low in traffic.
With so much going on inside and outside your vehicle these days, it's easy to get distracted while driving. But doing so can put you at higher risk for an accident. We here at MINI of Anchorage want you to be safe on the road at all times, and we offer these tips to help you reduce the possibility of becoming distracted while behind the wheel.
Putting your phone out of sight will help to reduce distractions. You also can set it on airplane mode or turn the ringer off while you are in the car. This will reduce…
The most definitive sign an ignition system might not work properly would be a car's failure to start. When the vehicle doesn't turn over, the ignition system might be the source of the problem. Slow starts or sputtering might not be as "definitive," but don't think things won't get worse.
