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When your vehicle has been in an accident, you need a trusted collision center to restore it to its pre-accident condition.

If you live in the Detroit Lakes, MN area, Webber Family Motors is your go-to destination for convenient and reliable vehicle service. Our expert technicians have the knowledge and experience to handle all your maintenance needs. From routine oil changes and tire rotations to brake service and more, we'll keep your car in top shape.

1. Change Your Oil and Filter

Regular oil changes are critical in keeping your engine running smoothly. If it has been a while since your last oil change, it's time to head to the mechanic and have it done. Changing your oil and filter will improve your car's performance and fuel efficiency, making your journey to college or school smooth and efficient.

The suspension is one of the most important parts of your vehicle. But when customers visit us at Webber Family Motors, they frequently do not understand all that the suspension in a vehicle does.

Your engine produces a lot of noise and harmful gases in order to move your vehicle around town. Your exhaust system, which includes the muffler, works to reduce both of these things. The team at Webber Family Motors is here to explain further.

Detroit Lakes, MN winter weather can take its toll on your vehicle. Be sure that your car is prepared for salted roads, icy-streets, freezing temperatures, and heavy snow with these winter car care tips from Webber Family Motors.

The perfect headlight uses a solid surface of the glass to protect the light bulb and reflector. The glass not only protects the inner workings of the headlight, but it also allows the light to stream freely through the solid surface and provide a maximum amount of candlelight power to reach the road ahead.

Glass headlights provide a rigid, unyielding surface that does not blur with age. Since the light from a bulb has no set direction, the glass satisfies two functions. First the light is forced through the central part of the glass to focus the beam, and secondly…

Getting stuck with a flat tire is never a fun experience. But it doesn't necessarily have to ruin your day. If you know what to do then changing it really isn't that big of a deal.

For starters, you will want to have your vehicle parked in the flattest area possible. This will help things to go much easier. You will then need to use the tire iron to break the lug nuts loose. Then raise the vehicle up off of the ground high enough for the tire to slide on and off. At that point, you can…

When the freezing cold arrives this winter, you are going to be wanting to drive your car with as much gasoline as possible. Leave the tank near empty, and these are a few of the issues you might be dealing with. If your car is almost out of gas, you are lightening the load of the rear of the car substantially. Those tires need all the help they can get on slick roads, so a full tank will make it easier for them to grip that icy highway.