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The check engine light indicates your car's computer detected an issue. It could be minor (loose gas cap) or serious (catalytic converter). Get it diagnosed promptly - many auto parts stores offer free code readings.
Signs include squealing or grinding noises, vibration when braking, longer stopping distances, or the brake warning light. Most brake pads last 30,000-70,000 miles depending on driving habits.
Replace tires when tread depth reaches 2/32 inch (use the penny test), if you see cracks or bulges, or after 6-10 years regardless of tread. Uneven wear may indicate alignment issues.
Look for ASE-certified technicians, read online reviews, ask for recommendations, and get multiple quotes for major repairs. A good shop will explain repairs clearly and show you the problem.
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