ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Nick Stoffel from Llyod’s Automotive is in studio this morning doing his best to scare away our check engine light “scaries.” Plus questions about radiator fluid circulation, how often you should change your tires, oil supply and more! If you have a car question or need your vehicle looked at visit Nick and his team at lloydsautomotive.net or give them a call 651-228-1316!
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