Alexander Black+FollowCar trouble after Safeway fill-up: Not the gas!That gut-wrenching engine rattle after a fill-up at Safeway had a Lexus owner convinced he got bad gas—but the internet set him straight. Turns out, the scary knocking noise was likely a rod knock or oil issue, not the fuel. It’s wild how car problems can strike at the worst possible moment, making us question every little thing. If you ever suspect bad gas, look for rough starts, stalling, or a check engine light—not a heavy engine knock. Anyone else ever had a car disaster hit right after routine maintenance? Let’s swap stories and tips! #Cars #CarTrouble #Lexus00Share
Eric Mueller+FollowCar dealership blunder leaves mom fumingImagine picking up your car from the dealership after paying for pricey new tires, only to realize they put on the wrong size—so big they barely fit! That’s exactly what happened to one mom, who noticed her car was driving loudly and awkwardly just five minutes after leaving the shop. When she returned, the dealership tried to blame her for the mix-up, even though she double-checked the correct size. Eventually, they fixed their mistake, but it raises a big question: Should customers be responsible for a pro’s obvious error, or is it always on the shop to get it right? #Entertainment #TVSeries #CarTrouble00Share
dalemiller+FollowDIY Car Fix Fail: Did I Just Nuke My Warranty?Thought I could save some cash fixing my car after bingeing YouTube tutorials. Now my ride’s dead and I’m sweating over the warranty. Turns out, warranties don’t instantly vanish if you DIY, but if the dealer spots signs you messed up and it caused the problem, you’re paying out of pocket. Pro tip: honesty with your mechanic helps, but next time, maybe leave it to the pros unless you’re ready to risk it all for that check engine light. #Cars #CarTrouble #WarrantyWoes10Share
rgallagher+FollowIs Your Car Secretly Dying?Ever feel like your car is trying to tell you something? If your check engine light is always on, rust is spreading, or you’re on a first-name basis with your mechanic, your ride might be heading for the junkyard. Add in weird smells, sluggish performance, and sky-high mileage, and it’s probably time to start thinking about a new set of wheels. Don’t ignore the signs—your car’s got secrets! #Cars #CarOwnership #CarTrouble10Share
umccall+FollowDenver drivers face costly fuel mix-upDenver drivers got a nasty surprise last week when filling up at local gas stations—hundreds of cars were damaged after diesel was accidentally pumped into regular gas tanks. The mix-up hit major spots like Costco and King Soopers, leaving folks with repair bills that could reach $1,500 or more just to flush out their fuel systems. For anyone who filled up between Jan 7 and 8, it’s worth double-checking your car and contacting the station if you notice any trouble. This kind of mistake makes you wonder: how much do we really trust what’s coming out of the pump? #Transportation #Denver #CarTrouble00Share
Sean Clark+FollowDid You Get Bad Gas? Here’s What To DoFilling up with tainted gas is a nightmare, but you’re not powerless! Consumer protection attorney Dan Vedra says you can actually take action if your car got wrecked by contaminated fuel. Save your receipts, document the damage, and contact the gas station ASAP. You might be able to get repairs covered—don’t just eat the cost! #Transportation #ConsumerRights #CarTrouble00Share
umccall+FollowDenver drivers: What to do after bad gasContaminated gas at Denver pumps has left many drivers with unexpected repair bills, but your insurance might actually help. Before accepting a quick 'no' from your provider, ask if your policy covers damage from external causes like tainted fuel—sometimes it’s included under comprehensive coverage. If you’re denied, push for specifics: have your adjuster show you where this situation is covered or excluded in your policy. Keep all your receipts and document the damage; this could be crucial for insurance claims or future legal action. Anyone else dealing with this? Let’s share tips and experiences! #Transportation #Denver #CarTrouble00Share
Peter Castillo+FollowManic Monday Car Drama Incoming!Brace yourself for ‘Manic Monday’—the first workday after the holidays is set to be a car breakdown nightmare. The AA says calls spike as cars left idle over Christmas refuse to start or have flat tyres. Last year saw a 27% jump in breakdowns! If you’re driving, check your battery and tyres this weekend unless you want to start 2026 stranded. Nobody wants that post-holiday rage! #Transportation #ManicMonday #CarTrouble00Share
walkerjason+FollowToyota Tundra Engine Drama: Plot Twist!Imagine your brand new Tundra’s engine blows up—again—after a recall fix. That’s what happened to Tristan, but here’s the wild part: after a rocky start at one dealership, another swooped in, gave him a Corolla loaner, and fixed his truck for free. Turns out, the replacement engine had a defective cam, not the usual bearing issue. Now his Tundra runs better than ever! If you’re a Tundra owner, double-check your service and warranty details! #Cars #ToyotaTundra #CarTrouble70Share
larsontiffany+FollowHouston’s $75K Audi mistake: What would you do?Imagine owing $65,000 on a used car that just broke down—and now you’re facing a $20,000 repair bill. That’s the situation Danielle in Houston found herself in after buying a 2019 Audi Q8. With a $1,600 monthly payment, student loans, and no savings, she’s stuck between selling the car at a huge loss or taking out another loan just to fix it. This really hits home for anyone juggling debt and dreaming of luxury. Would you cut your losses or double down and try to fix it? Let’s talk about how we make big money decisions—and what we’d do differently. #Cars #Houston #CarTrouble00Share
