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07/27/2026

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07/27/2026

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07/14/2026

Hot weather impacts your vehicle by accelerating battery fluid evaporation, increasing the risk of tire blowouts from over-inflation, and causing critical cooling system strain. Understanding these heat-related risks helps protect your engine and prevents breakdowns.

1. Battery Strain: Extreme heat accelerates internal chemical processes and increases the evaporation rate of battery fluid. This makes batteries prone to corrosion and shorter lifespans, which is why breakdowns are common during heatwaves.

2. Tire Pressure and Blowouts: Hot asphalt and driving friction further increase tire temperature, causing the air inside to expand. For every 10°F rise in temperature, tire pressure increases by roughly 1 PSI. Over-inflated tires have less tread contact with the road, leading to reduced traction, uneven wear, and a higher risk of blowouts.

3. Engine Overheating: When outside temperatures soar, the cooling system works significantly harder to keep the engine from warping, cracking, or melting. If coolant levels are low or old, the engine can quickly overheat, resulting in steam and potential breakdown.

4. Fluid Evaporation: High temperatures under the hood can exceed 200°F. This intense heat causes critical fluids—such as motor oil, transmission fluid, and brake fluid—to evaporate faster and break down more quickly than usual.

5. Degraded Belts and Hoses: The intense heat and typical under-hood vibrations cause rubber belts and hoses to become brittle, crack, or lose tension, which can lead to sudden leaks and total system failures.

6. AC Overload: Your car's air conditioning system works overtime to keep the cabin cool, placing additional strain on your engine and decreasing fuel efficiency.

To help avoid these issues, top off fluids(coolant and engine oil), maintain correct tire pressure(see inside your vehicles drivers door for proper psi), test and clean battery(corrosion on battery terminals builds up over time), inspect belt and hoses(cracked belts or spongy hoses) and minimize direct sun exposure(park in the shade if you can or use a windshield sunshade to help dash or interior).

07/08/2026

07/08/2026

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07/07/2026

Why Diagnostic Trouble Codes(DTCs) Require Further Diagnosis -

The code points to a system, not a part: A code for an "Oxygen Sensor Lean" reading (like P0171) does not automatically mean the sensor itself is broken. It means the sensor is correctly detecting too much air in the system.

Multiple root causes: That same lean code could be caused by a cracked vacuum line, a failed intake gasket, a clogged fuel filter, a weak fuel pump, or a faulty sensor.

Misinterpretation leads to wasted money: Replacing the part named in the code description without testing it first often fails to fix the actual underlying problem.

Think of a DTC like a medical symptom: a fever tells a doctor that you are sick, but it does not tell them the exact illness causing it.

07/02/2026

We will be closed tomorrow, Friday July 3rd.
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06/25/2026

06/12/2026

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04/22/2026

🚗🔥 STARTS NEXT WEEK! 🔥🚗

Foxx View Lanes is bringing back the Calvanos Car Show — and it all kicks off Wednesday, April 29th!

🗓 Every Wednesday
⏰ 3:00PM – 10:30PM
🎶 Live Music from 5:00PM – 9:00PM

Cruise in, check out some incredible rides, enjoy great food & drinks, and hang out with an awesome crowd all summer long!

📍 Foxx View Lanes – Waukesha, WI
📅 Runs every Wednesday thru September 23rd

Don’t miss opening night — we’ll see you there! 🚘🎶