S&S Automotive Incorporated
W305 S4990 Highway 83, Mukwonago, WI 53149 (VIEW MAP)
Fall is in the air! As temperature drop and rain and snow start appearing in Mukwonago’s weather forecast, take the time to make sure your tires can handle the changing conditions. First, check your tire pressure. As an estimate, for every 10 degrees that the temperature drops, your tires will lose about 1 psi of …
At S&S Research, we are committed to giving a helping hand to those in need. Yes, we fix cars, but our work goes deeper than that. When we offer inspections for your family vehicle, our experienced technicians are helping you stay safe on the roads in Mukwonago. By thoroughly inspecting the components in your vehicle, …
Coolant, also known as antifreeze, is responsible for preventing your engine from overheating. It flows through the cooling system to collect and transfer heat out of the engine. Fluid is cooled with the radiator then cycles back through the engine to repeat the process. Over time, coolant becomes old, used, and corroded. If left as …
If you notice a low level of coolant, also known as antifreeze, bring your vehicle into S&S Research for an inspection right away. Coolant is an important fluid because it keeps your engine running at the right temperature, without freezing or overheating, no matter what conditions you are driving in. Coolant is mixed with water …
SS Research is renovating a 40 et 8 train for the Jefferson County VFW! The Veterans of Foreign Wars will be able to use this 40 et 8 for Parades – sharing with our community a historic symbol dating back to World War I. Look for this vehicle in the next parade through Mukwonago, and …
As your child prepares to go back-to-school, are they prepared for the roads in Mukwonago? New young drivers go to driving school to learn the basic rules of the road. Driver’s ed covers road signs, Wisconsin law, and how to drive a vehicle… but what about car maintenance? Too often, the young drivers on the …
As temperatures rise in Mukwonago, we’ve seen more and more customers coming in with failing batteries. One common culprit: Corrosion. Corrosion on your car battery can reflect normal wear and tear on your vehicle as the battery ages, but it can become worse with high temperatures in the summer months. And while it can be …
The slippery puddle underneath your car means more than just a stain on your driveway. An oil leak can indicate a bigger issue, and left unattended can lead to serious problems for your engine. Engine oil is critical for the performance of your vehicle. As it moves through the engine, it keeps every moving part …
Spring has officially arrived in Mukwonago! But that doesn’t mean your vehicle is in the clear – changing seasons means it’s time for maintenance to make sure your vehicle will keep you safely and comfortable on the road through the spring and summer. As we kick off National Car Care Month, here are 8 things …
Changing your timing belt is NOT optional – but waiting until it breaks to address any issues is. And that is a risk you shouldn’t take. Most manufacturers recommend changing the timing belt at a specific mileage, usually between 90 and 105 thousand miles. But you should NOT wait until the last possible minute to …
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