Frisco Auto Repair

We know your car is more than just a way to get from point A to point B—it’s an essential part of your life. That’s why we proudly repair all makes and models, so no matter what you drive, we’re here to help keep it running smoothly. Expertise Across All Brands From domestic vehicles like Ford, Chevrolet, and Jeep to imports like Toyota, Honda, and BMW, our team of ASE-certified technicians has the skills and experience to handle any make or model. Whether you drive a rugged truck, a reliable family sedan, or a sleek luxury car, we’ve got you covered. Comprehensive Services for Every Vehicle We offer a full range of repair and maintenance services, including: Oil Changes and Tune-Ups: Keep your engine running at its best. Brake Repairs: Ensure your safety with reliable braking power. Suspension and Steering: Enjoy a smooth, controlled ride. Engine and Transmission Services: Get you ... read more

How a Semi-Truck Jackknifes on Icy Roads (and How to Avoid It) Jackknifing is one of the most dangerous situations a semi-truck driver can encounter, especially on icy roads. It can happen in an instant, leaving the truck out of control and putting the driver and others on the road in serious danger. Understanding why jackknifing occurs and how to prevent it is crucial for safe driving in winter conditions. What is a Jackknife? A jackknife occurs when the trailer of a semi-truck swings out at an angle to the cab, forming an "L" or "V" shape. The term comes from the resemblance to a folding pocketknife. Once a truck jackknifes, it’s nearly impossible to regain control, and the results can be devastating. How Does a Semi-Truck Jackknife on Icy Roads? Jackknifing often happens because of a loss of traction, which is more likely on icy or snowy roads. Here’s how it typically unfolds: Sudden Braking On icy roads, a dri ... read more

A Bumpy Ride: Strut Assembly Replacement December 8th, 2024 If your car feels rough when driving or makes weird noises over bumps, it might be time to replace your struts. The strut assembly is an important part of your vehicle’s suspension system, which helps absorb bumps and keep your ride smooth. You might have heard of shocks or shock absorbers. Shocks are pistons filled with gas or liquid that absorb the impact when you hit a bump. Struts work similarly but include a coil spring for extra strength, making them great for handling the extra weight of the engine. That’s why struts are often found in the front of the car. Over time, struts wear out because of daily use. When this happens, your ride will feel bumpier, and your tires may start to wear unevenly since they won’t stay connected to the road as well. At Ski Country Auto Repair and Towing, we’ll inspect your suspension system to figure out what’s wrong. Car manufacturers reco ... read more