Undisputed Auto Care

10/12/2026

Monday Night Hot Take:
If you could delete one modern car feature from every new vehicle tomorrow, what would it be?

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10/05/2026

Monday Night Hot Take
Would you rather have perfect paint and a trashed interior, or a perfect interior and rough paint?

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09/30/2026

If you have a Sept/nine sticker on your plates (or Oct!) it’s time to come in for an emissions inspection! We are emissions and emissions repair certified and here to help.

09/29/2026

Control arms help keep your wheels positioned correctly while allowing the suspension to move. But checking them is not just about looking at the part. A technician gets underneath the vehicle and checks the bushings and joints for play, looseness, and movement that should not be there. When those components wear out, you may notice clunks, uneven tire wear, or loose handling.

09/28/2026

Monday Night Hot Take
Would you buy a 200,000-mile car if it had perfect maintenance records?

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09/28/2026

AUTOMOTIVE TIP OF THE WEEK
Keep an eye on where you normally park. A new spot or puddle under your car can be the first sign of a leak.
UNDISPUTED AUTO CARE

09/26/2026

Last Week's Featured Vehicle

This 2017 Honda Odyssey came in after the owner had a pretty alarming experience. Warning lights, then the radio and the A/C cut out, and then the van started stalling. When we tested the charging system, we found the alternator was no longer maintaining proper voltage. As voltage drops, modern vehicles can start doing some strange things because different control modules begin shutting down or setting warning lights, so what looks like five separate problems can really be one electrical problem affecting everything at once.

But there was another piece to the story.

While we were in there, we found the VVT gasket had started leaking oil in the area above the alternator. Left alone, that leak can eventually contaminate the alternator and shorten the life of the replacement (and likely had contributed to the problems we're seeing now!), so instead of just putting a new alternator in and sending it down the road, we addressed the oil leak at the same time.

The Odyssey got a new alternator, the leaking gasket was replaced, and after retesting, everything was operating normally again.

It’s a good example of why we try to look at the whole problem instead of just replacing the part that failed. Fixing the alternator gets the vehicle running again. Fixing what could damage the next one helps keep it that way- keeping your daily driver reliable for as long as possible!

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09/25/2026

Justin’s outside taking care of a transmission flush on one of our fleet vehicles today. Routine maintenance like this helps keep your work vehicles on the road and out of the shop when they are needed the most.

09/24/2026

A suspension inspection is more than just looking underneath the car.

We check shocks, struts, bushings, ball joints, control arms, and related components, and underneath the vehicle we’re also physically checking for play, looseness, wear, leaks, and damaged parts.

We look at the tires for uneven wear, verify what we find, and road test the vehicle when needed to see how it actually rides, handles, and responds.

Because a suspension part can look okay and still have movement where it shouldn’t.

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09/21/2026

Monday Night Hot Take
You get one vehicle for free, but you have to keep it for 10 years and it has to be your daily driver. What are you picking?

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