If you've ever experienced a tire blowout, then you know just how scary it can be. In order to prevent a tire blowout from occurring, we suggest you follow these three simple tire inspection guidelines.

1. Wear - Your tires work hard and will eventually wear to the point that they need to be replaced. You should always have your tires rotated, to ensure even wear across all four tires, and should routinely check to make sure that their tread and sidewall are in good shape.
2. Aging And Dry Rot - As your tire ages, you'll find that it will decay…

When the hot Texas sun beats down, you're definitely going to want to have the fresh, cool air of an air conditioner in your car or SUV. While you could try to maintain or repair the a/c on your own, it's best to have a professional take care of your car air conditioner for you.

Whether you've noticed that your a/c isn't working as well as it used to or you're sweating in an uncool car because the air conditioner has stopped completely, the service technicians here at our Audi McKinney service center…

Any driver understands that brakes are an important part of your vehicle, but do you know how to take care of them? Especially when it comes to replacing your brake pads?

What Are Brake Pads?

There are four main parts to your brakes and they are all connected, sort of like your arm bones are connected to one another. When you press down on the brake pedal this sends brake fluid to the calipers, which look like a bike's rubber brakes. The calipers squeeze the brake pads that presses against the metal rotors that are attached to your wheels…

Many Texas drivers require their vehicle has some form of all-wheel drive or four-wheel drive drivetrains to help them get through the tough road conditions, inclement weather, and back road journeys. While both systems use all four wheels, they do differ in the way they operate. Here's a closer look at what each system offers.

• All-Wheel Drive

  Continuously powering all four wheels, all-wheel drive systems gain better traction on every type of road way and driving condition without any driver's input. 

Because there are four tires constantly on the road, many believe that each tire wears evenly. That is unfortunately not the case. Every tire is used differently, depending on where you drive, how you drive, and which position the tire is in, and will need to be rotated in order to keep an even depreciation on all four tires

What Happens To Tires That Don't Wear Evenly?

Not only could uneven tires make your drive less efficient, but it will also cost you money to replace your tires years before they would have needed to be changed. It could…