After a fender bender or minor collision, it's tempting to breeze by it, not giving it a second thought. While it's easy to continue with your day, it's not the right decision for you or your vehicle. Even the smallest collisions can cause significant damage to your vehicle. Alignment issues with your wheels or frame are common and will impact other systems in your vehicle...

With winter weather right around the corner, there are several things you can do to prepare your car for winter. From ice on your daily commute to getting trapped in a snowstorm, we at Bob Moore Collision Center have compiled a list of best practices and tips to ensure you’re prepared for any situation you find yourself in.

Winter weather is upon us, bringing the unique challenges of driving an electric vehicle in colder temperatures. Cold weather can significantly impact driving performance, battery range, and charge times. Whether you are a seasoned EV owner or doing research before jumping into the world of electric vehicles, you’ve come to the right place!

We all know that here in Oklahoma, tornado and storm season comes around every year. A specific timeline when warmer weather and storm clouds mix is typically from April through June. Here at Bob Moore Collision Center we want to help you get prepared.

Your vehicle’s battery is a vital component that powers all electrical systems, such as starting your vehicle, lights, radio, stereo, and more. Experts say your car's battery should be replaced every four to five years, but we highly recommend checking its status regularly.

When your vehicle’s headlights go out, fixing them as quickly as possible is essential. This will keep you and your passengers safe and avoid traffic violations on the road. If you want to change your exterior lights, referring to your vehicle’s owner's manual and manufacturer guidelines is key.