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June 2011 Newsletter
Tires: Incorrect or Correct Tire Repair?One of the most distressing sights you may see when you are getting into your car could be flat tires. Not only do you have to change the flat before you can drive off, you will need a tire repair. To minimize potential deterioration started by the puncture, it’s a good idea to have it repaired immediately. Most punctures are caused by small nails and screws less than ¼” in diameter. Generally, the manufacturer’s guidelines allow tire repair of punctures in tread in an area up to ¼” in diameter. However, in the case of larger tread punctures or punctures to the tire’s shoulder and sidewall areas, a replacement is strongly recommended. Consider these 3 things when having punctures repaired: Read More » |
June 30, 2011 |
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Do you need a Mechanic? Rum River Automotive Introduces Facebook™ Promotion for Vehicle Owners Who Need to Find a MechanicNow you can save money today by “liking” Rum River Automotive on Facebook™. Just print the special coupon for any automotive service performed by a qualified mechanic at Rum River auto shop. Read more for details. Princeton, MN (www.rumriverauto.com) June 17, 2011 Rum River Automotive is now offering a coupon special for Facebook™ users who “like” them and who have found at their shop a reputable qualified mechanic. This money saving offer is Rum River’s way to say THANK YOU to their customers for “liking” them and being satisfied with the service performed by a mechanic at Rum River. Not only are money-saving coupons and specials available on their Facebook page, but car care tips are posted to keep customers informed and up-to-date about vehicle maintenance and automotive repairs. Check it out! Read More » |
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Auto Repair: How Do You Describe Your Auto Repair Shop?When you are asked to describe your auto repair shop, do the words “qualified” and “trustworthy” come to mind? Are the mechanics at your auto shop qualified to perform all types of auto repair on any make or model of vehicle, domestic or foreign? Or do you have to go from one shop to another to take care of the maintenance and repairs on your car? Read More » |
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