Aram's Auto Repair Center

06/18/2026

Father’s Day is this Sunday! Still haven't found a gift? Don't panic. If your dad is the type who "doesn't want anything," we guarantee he’ll appreciate a safer, more efficient car. Stop by the shop today and grab a Gift Card or make an appointment for his next scheduled maintenance.

06/16/2026

When you drive through a swarm of bugs, your windshield isn’t the only thing taking a hit—your radiator grille is acting like a giant net! Your radiator relies on a steady stream of fresh air flowing through to keep your engine from overheating in the summer. If your grille and radiator get completely caked in bugs, dirt, etc., it can act like a blanket, causing your engine temperatures to climb.

The Fix: Next time you're washing the car, use a hose to give your front grille a thorough spray from the inside out to clear debris.

If your temperature gauge has been creeping up lately, swing by the shop and we’ll check your cooling system airflow!

06/15/2026

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"Efficient and trustworthy. "
- C. B.

06/14/2026

Inside your car, June temperatures can skyrocket to dangerous levels in just a few minutes! If you want to keep your interior looking brand new, it’s time to take a few simple precautions.

According to the article, these are some highly effective, low-cost tricks to shield your cabin from brutal UV rays:

1️⃣ Condition Your Leather: The sun's heat quickly dries out leather, causing it to crack and fade. A quality conditioner keeps it soft and moisturized.
2️⃣ Use a Windshield Sunshade: It's the absolute best way to block direct sunlight from baking your steering wheel and dashboard.
3️⃣ Seek out the Shade: Whenever you can, look for a parking spot under a tree or building overhang to keep internal temps down.

Check it out to learn more. If you want a second opinion on anything, our team is always happy to assist.

The summer sun and heat can cause considerable damage to your car’s interior and exterior. Start protecting your car from sun damage with these tips.

06/11/2026

June is National Safety Month, and we want to share our favorite no-cost driving safety tip: The Three-Second Rule. ⏱️

When the car in front of you passes a fixed object (like a sign or a tree), you should be able to count to three before your front bumper reaches that same spot.

Why it matters to us: In stop-and-go summer traffic, tailgating is the #1 cause of fender-benders. Giving yourself space protects your brakes, reduces panic stops, and keeps your car out of our repair bays! Let’s keep our community roads safe this summer. Share this tip with a new driver in your family!

06/09/2026

Not all heroes wear capes... some wear grease-stained uniforms! 🔧 It’s National Automotive Service Professionals Week, and we just want to say a massive THANK YOU to our crew. They keep the wheels turning, the engines purring, and our customers safe on the road. ❤️

If you see them working hard in the bays this week, give 'em a wave! 👋

06/08/2026

★★★★★
"I had some rodent damage to one of my wire harnesses. My insurance sent me to about 12 different “body” shops to get the job done and none could complete the work. I came across Aram’s by total accident and luckily enough the were able to complete this huge job pretty quickly. I recently moved to the area but will now use Aram’s for any services my vehicles may need."
- F. P.

06/07/2026

Thinking about trying one of those "pay-as-you-go" insurance plans to save a few bucks? As mechanics, we need to give you a quick heads-up about a hidden side effect!

A recent article by CarBuzz breaks down how these programs track your driving. One popular method involves plugging a small telematics dongle directly into your car's OBD-II port (under the dash). While it's highly accurate, these devices draw power directly from your vehicle’s 12-volt battery system. ⚠️ If your car sits idle for a couple of weeks, that little device can drain your battery.

Read the pros and cons before you plug anything in!

Our ways of driving are continuously changing, so why should your insurance stay the same?