Roger's Automotive Service

01/11/2026

Why is Greenland import statistically for the U.S. and western nations…

12/17/2025

True.

11/03/2025

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07/29/2025

Definately quite sad…

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06/29/2025

To our loyal customers,
We want to thank you for your patronage. We also would like to share this video put out by a great shop in Florida about why there are just some aspects of auto repair that the home mechanic should not really be messing around with. A/C service is a big one.
Watch this to lean a few good reasons why!

06/09/2025

06/08/2025

So much technology is vehicles today! You need a vehicle engineer to work on them!

We’ve got you covered buddy

05/30/2025

Your vehicle often gives off subtle (and not-so-subtle) signs when something is amiss.
Being aware of these early warning signs can save you from costly repairs and ensure your safety on the road.

Here’s a helpful checklist to keep you attentive:

Unusual Noises: Squeaking, clunking, rattling or hissing sounds are all early signs that something is off in your vehicle.

Warning Lights: The lights on your dash are there for a reason, and if one of them comes on, it’s not something you want to procrastinate dealing with, even if the car appears to be running fine.

Fluid Leaks: Puddles under your vehicle can hint at leaking oil, coolant, brake fluid, or transmission fluid.
Changes in Performance: If you find your vehicle isn’t running like normal, for example it is stalling or hesitating, or there is less power on acceleration, this could indicate anything from fuel system issues to spark plug problems.

Unpleasant Odors: A burning smell could indicate an overheating engine or burning oil, whereas a sweet or fuel smell could indicate there is a leak that needs immediate attention.

If you notice any of these signs, bring your vehicle to US for a thorough inspection.
Our expert technicians are here to help you! We expertly diagnose and fix any issues before they become significant problems.

03/02/2025

Just for a tiny bit of fun!
How to Change Your Blinker Fluid…

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02/14/2025

Here is a great way to understand, RWD, FWD, AWD…

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02/05/2025

What IS cooler than an older well maintained paid-off vehicle?
Absolutely nothing!!!

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01/22/2025

Vehicle Safety:

We want to remind you that you could face a serious fine for warming up your vehicle in Wisconsin.

It's not a statewide law like it is in Illinois, but two major Wisconsin cities and a couple of smaller ones have ordinances against letting your car warm up.

It might sound ridiculous, but it's smarter than you think. At least five Wisconsin cities, including the capital, have an ordinance against warming up your car.

Of course, helping the environment is one excuse for why cities have such ordinances, but the main reason is to cut down on thefts.

If you do the "old school way" of warming up your car by using your keys or fob in the vehicle when your NOT in it, in Milwaukee, Madison, Eau Claire, La Crosse, or Chippewa Falls, you could get in serious trouble with the police. Most of these ordinances state you cannot let your vehicle idle unattended or by leave your keys in the ignition while the car is started and unlocked.

There is good news though. By having an automatic remote starter in your vehicle, you could avoid breaking the law in those Wisconsin cities.

Regardless of whether you live in these locations or not, everyone should know that the biggest punishment you could receive for warming up your car… is theft.

So, if you get caught warming up your vehicle by police in certain Wisconsin cities, you could get a fine EVEN if your car is stolen!

In Madison, your first fine could range from $50 to $200. In Eau Claire if you warm up your car unattended and get caught, you could face a fine of $213.Police in La Crosse have issued tickets for people warming up their vehicles. A ticket there is $114.