Automotive News & Information - CME Smog & Auto Repair

For all the new drivers on the road, young and old, CME Smog & Auto Repair in Vacaville would like to welcome you to the automotive community. Here are a few wise words to live by, to make your entrance into the driving world go as smoothly as possible.

Transmission fluid leaks can often be a pain to track down. If you have a leaky transmission, CME Smog & Auto Repair in Vacaville has some information for you on what you can expect. We’ve repaired countless leaky transmissions, and now we’re here to share some of our knowledge with you.

Are your hubcaps broken, dirty, scraped up, or missing? If so, Vacaville has you covered.

Car windows are one of those things that you take for granted, until something goes wrong. One of the more irritating issues a window can develop, is dislocating from its track while attempting to roll it up or down. Why does this happen, and how do you fix it? At CME Smog & Auto Repair in Vacaville, we’ve got answers to you questions and solutions to your problems.

At CME Smog & Auto Repair in Vacaville, knowing everything we can about cars is our top priority. We don’t only know how to work on them, though; we know their history as well.

Spring is here, which means heat is on the way. It’s probably been a while since you cranked up the AC in your car, or maybe it hasn’t worked in years. Either way, CME Smog & Auto Repair in Vacaville provides the service your AC needs.

At CME Smog & Auto Repair in Vacaville, we are quite familiar with the potential for easy maintenance and repair items to become much larger problems. One such issue is the infamous stuck lug nut. You go to change your tire, or a basic maintenance shop tries to take your wheel off, and you discover a lug nut that simply refuses to budge. Now what do you do?

Gas stations are an aspect of modern life that we take for granted. A major obstacle to the expansion of automobile usage at the beginning of the century was the lack of gas stations - people didn’t buy cars if they couldn’t fill them up, and nobody wanted to build a gas station if there were no car owners around to use it. Prior to service stations, gasoline had to be purchased at pharmacies, and later could be obtained at hardware stores and blacksmith shops. In 1913, in response to the mass production and widespread availability of the Model-T Ford, Gulf opened the first drive-in fuel service station in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Soon after, another station opened in Seattle, and over the next several years gas stations became common across the nation. Over the course of the last century, gas stations have become part of the scenery; you probably never imagine a world without them. Fuel service stations are a huge aspect of modern life, immeasurably impacting billions of lives around the globe.