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Driving Line Auto Repair Blog
Helping you make informed auto repair decisions.
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Ken Gamble, Host of The Driving Line, Answers Your Questions
“What is the best car to buy?”
“Should I trade my car or repair it?”
"How often do I really need to service it, and why?”
These are just a few of the many questions we will answer on an ongoing basis.
Owner, Ken Gamble hosted, “The DrivingLine Radio Show” on Upstate radio stations for over 22 years. You can tap into his knowledge at any time. Have a question you’d like Ken to answer? Email him at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and he will be happy to shed some light on any subject.
Call North Hills Auto today: Augusta St (864) 233-9002 or Butler Rd (864) 234-1002.
What You Need To Know About Automotive HVAC Maintenance
This time of year, our vehicle HVAC systems are one of the small luxuries in life that we don't take for granted. A comfortable commute can change your whole day. Are you giving your car’s heating system the TLC it needs to work at maximum efficiency? Read on for a few tips on how to keep your vehicle’s heating system in tip-top shape this winter.
Learn how to defrost and defog your windows
Have you ever jumped into your car while running a few minutes late only to realize that you don’t actually know how to defrost windows efficiently? You may find yourself fumbling around with buttons and dials to no avail as it seems like nothing is working. Here is a quick explanation that will ensure you never have this problem again.
Get Your Tires In Shape For Winter!
The cold weather is here! You wouldn't go into winter without your cold-weather gear, and your auto shouldn't have to either! Your tires are like a good pair of winter boots, you plan for them, save for them, and go for quality! Here are some tips to help you stay ahead of the game this season!
What Is Variable Valve Timing and Why Does it Matter?
Variable Valve Timing is an innovation in engine technology that allows the valves in your engine to speed up or slow down more efficiently based on the speed and load of your vehicle. The purpose of this system is to enhance performance, reduce emissions, and increase fuel economy.
