Monthly Archives: December 2019

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What’s the Difference Between Soft Touch and Touch-Free Car Washes?

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Soft Touch vs Touch-Free Car Washes

Have you ever heard horror stories about local car washes leaving scratches on vehicles and decided then and there to avoid ever going near it? Or maybe you prefer to wash your vehicle at home but would like a more convenient wash option as well. This guide is going to breakdown the pros and cons of both soft touch and touch-free car washes to help you find the wash that is right for you and your vehicle. Check out the info below before letting a friend’s horror story keep you out of your local car wash.  Read the rest of this entry >>

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How fast can you drive in Texas?

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What is the fastest legal speed limit in Texas

If you’re a big fan of driving fast, you’re in the right place. The federal speed limit cap of 55 mph was repealed back in 1995, and since then, most states have chosen to set their own standards for what is an acceptable speed. Texas was one of those that upped their speed limit by quite a bit. Find out what the fastest speed limit is here in Texas and where you can go to ride it out! Read the rest of this entry >>

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How to change your oil fast

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One of the most common maintenance needs is an oil change. Oil changes are recommended every six months or every 5,000 – 7,500 miles, whichever happens first. Those costs can add up over time, so if you’re looking to save a little extra money, it may be in your best interest to try changing the oil yourself. Take a look at the short video here on our blog to learn how to change the oil in your car fast and efficiently! Read the rest of this entry >>

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Understand what you’re paying for

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What is an administration fee when buying a car?

If you’ve ever purchased a new car, you’ve probably seen an administration fee on your final bill (if you haven’t yet purchased a car, you can expect to see that). While some parts of the final bill, such as sales tax, are pretty self-explanatory, the administration fee may not be. Find out what this fee is and what it covers below! Read the rest of this entry >>

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Simple ways to save money while driving

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Money-saving driving tips

If you’re a money-saving fanatic, you’ve come to the right place. Here at Third Coast Auto Group, we only offer used vehicles. That affords drivers like you the opportunity to get some big discounts on vehicles simply because they’ve had another person sitting in them. While buying a used car is a great first step to save money, there are some other money-saving driving tips you can adhere to to save a few bucks. Check them out below! Read the rest of this entry >>

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How to change a flat tire

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It’s an unfortunate fact of life that flat tires will occur. Tires aren’t indestructible at all, so any sharp object can puncture them and render them useless. While some people may opt for calling AAA or some kind of roadside assistance service when their tire goes flat, there is a certain level of pride to be had in changing the tire yourself. Most of the time it’s a pretty quick and pain-free process, and while it may be inconvenient, it will be much quicker than the hassle of trying to find and pay someone to come change it for you. Check out our blog to learn how to change a flat tire by yourself! Read the rest of this entry >>