The South Dakota
winter checklist
Battery load, coolant mix, tire depth, wiper condition and the four things worth checking before the first hard freeze. Twenty below does not negotiate.
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Plain-language guides written by the people who do the work. No email gate, no sales call, and nothing you need to sign up for. Print them, fold them, and forget about them until the day you need them.
Twelve of the things vehicles do to get your attention, what each one usually means, and how urgent it actually is. Noises, warning lights and the feelings you get through the wheel, written by the people who diagnose them all day.
Get the guide →Four more, all free, all written here rather than bought in.
Battery load, coolant mix, tire depth, wiper condition and the four things worth checking before the first hard freeze. Twenty below does not negotiate.
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Straight ranges on brakes, alternators, water pumps and the other repairs folks ask us about most, priced for Sioux Falls rather than a national average.
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What genuinely needs doing at 30, 60 and 100 thousand miles, and what can safely be left alone. One page, no upsell, works for most vehicles on the road here.
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How to build a maintenance schedule around a work week, what to track per unit, and the intervals that keep vans and pickups earning instead of waiting.
Get the guide →We wrote these because they save people money, including money they might otherwise have spent with us.
Tell us which one you want and we send it over. Print it at home or keep it on your phone.
Every guide comes from what we see in the bays here, not from a template someone else wrote.
Pass them around, print extras for the crew, or leave one in each work truck. That is what they are for.
Pick the guide and we will send it over. One message, and we will leave you to it.
If you would rather just ask us the question directly, call (605) 339-9717 and we will talk it through.
If your vehicle is doing something right now, describe it to us and we will tell you what it usually means. That conversation is free too.
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