Coppell Import Auto Repair

With one-fourth of 2023 gone by, Lexus has already announced some of its new releases. Some are revamped 2022 versions, and some are quite different from anything we have seen before. Below, you will find three of the best upcoming vehicles from Lexus for 2023. 2023 Lexus RX With the 2023 version, the RX has gone through a complete overhaul. Because of that, it has become very popular and wanted. It offers the same reliability that every other Mazda model has with the addition of a plethora of engine options, from powerful combustion ones to hybrid systems. MSR for the base RX 350 model starts at $48,550 and has a 275-hp turbocharged 2.5-liter engine. 2023 Lexus LC 500/500h The LC 500 and 500h are luxury coupes with a modernistic and classy design that offer quite a bit. The LC 500 has a 5.0-liter V8 engine, accompanied by a 10-speed automatic; after all, it's a performance coupe, so it has to have a big, mean engine. And for the 500h, it is a ... read more

If you neglect to rotate your tires, you risk having tires that are unevenly worn and unstable. This can cause problems like difficulty driving in adverse weather conditions, uneven leaning, and more. In this article, you'll learn why tire rotation is essential and why you shouldn't skip it. What Is Tire Rotation? Tire rotation involves swapping the positions of all four wheels on your vehicle. It's done on square wheels, meaning all four tires are the same size. The goal of tire rotation is to ensure even tread wear, extending the lifespan of your tires. Therefore, the money you spend on your tires will be compensated by their longer lifespan. By exchanging the positions of the tires, their surface wear is evenly distributed. There are various ways to rotate tires, but one common method is to switch the front tires to the back and vice versa. The best approach for your vehicle will depend on various factors and it's recommended to consult a mechanic. How is th ... read more

  Your car should always be well-checked. Especially if you plan to take long trips. Your car needs a series of fluids in different parts of it so that it can work well. For example, you will need engine coolant, brake fluid, windshield washer, transmission and power steering or engine oil. If any of those fluids were not present, you would notice that your car would not perform as well as it should. Signs of Fluid Leakage When there is fluid leakage, you would generally see residue on the ground. Thus, traces of color and texture can be seen on the floor or an odor can be felt in the environment. Detecting Fluid Leaks Place a piece of cardboard under the area that is leaking liquid. The next day, you will notice how wet the cardboard is, as well as the color and smell. You can give this to the mechanic so that he has an idea of how your car is and can make a diagnosis. The color of the fluid leak will help you know what the problem is with your car. When the color of the lea ... read more

Winter is a dangerous time for driving. The wet and (sometimes) icy roads present a significant danger to all motorists. The weather will ruin your visibility too. Because of the weather conditions, you are more prone to be in deadly accidents than in the other seasons. The following are crucial tips to help you drive during winter: Drive Slow The most important thing when driving in winter is to slow down. Speed is your worst enemy during winter because the conditions make it almost impossible to slow down. Drive slowly, which makes braking easier. Ensure you leave double the distance you usually leave between your vehicle and the one in front of you. Slow driving also makes maneuvering the car easier in case you find obstacles you must evade. Warm Up The Car Before you move the vehicle, ensure you get the engine nice and warm. Most of your vehicle's parts will be frozen during winter. First, start the car and let it run for a while. Let the oil run a bit so you can ensure it ... read more

At our auto repair shop, we’ve performed countless oil changes and have seen it all. Many drivers view oil changes as a chore, something they wish that can be put off. Some motorists are even risky enough to skip them. We’re here today to set the record straight on all the assumptions and misconceptions about oil changes. The key takeaway from this blog is that oil changes are the most important maintenance you can get for your vehicle, and you should never miss out on them! Myth #1: Oil Changes Should Be Done Every 3,000 Miles or 3 Months In this day and age, most vehicle owners should not follow this old rule. If you have an older vehicle, this rule may apply to you. However, the modern engine can go up to 10,000 miles before needing an oil change because of the growing popularity of additives and synthetic oils. All in all, you should check your owner’s manual to see what your vehicle’s manufacturer recommends for an oil change interval. Myth #2: Topping ... read more