BBack Car Care can take care of all of your PA Safety & Emission testing. We can inspect everything from your family vehicle to your camping trailer to your motorcycle and utilty trailer. We send out reminders via mail when your inspection period starts and again when it is ready to end.
We also make a courtesy phone call to also remind you that your inspection is due.
Our professionals know how to handle a wide range of car services. Whether you drive a passenger car or medium sized truck or SUV, our mechanics strive to ensure that your vehicle will be performing at its best.
As the leaves start to change and temperatures drop, it’s time to ensure your vehicle is ready for the fall season. At BBack Car Care in Doylestown, PA, we understand the importance of maintaining your vehicle year-round, and the fall season presents unique challenges that can impact your car’s performance. Proper maintenance now can help
As the temperatures start to drop, you might notice your car battery struggling more than usual. At BBack Car Care, we’ve seen many customers experience car battery issues as the colder months roll in. In this blog, we’ll discuss how cooler weather affects car batteries, how to tell if your battery is in trouble, and
Idling occurs when your engine is running, but your vehicle is stationary. Whether you’re waiting at a long stoplight, stuck in traffic, or letting your car warm up in the morning, idling might feel necessary. However, prolonged idling can lead to several issues and bring about required maintenance/repairs sooner than you’d like. Engine Wear and
Summer road trips are a fantastic way to explore new places, enjoy scenic routes, and create lasting memories with loved ones. However, the combination of heat, long distances, and increased traffic can put extra stress on both the driver and the vehicle. Adopting proper driving habits not only ensures the safety of everyone on board
The radiator is a crucial component of your car’s cooling system. It’s responsible for keeping your engine at the optimal temperature, ensuring it runs smoothly and efficiently. Essentially, the radiator dissipates the heat generated by the engine, preventing it from overheating. It works in conjunction with other parts like the thermostat, water pump, and cooling
