Welcome to the B&R Repair Blog
We strive to help everyone when it comes to vehicle repairs, no matter what they drive. Here you can find tips about vehicle maintenance and why it’s important. If you can’t find what the answer you’re looking for, give us a call today!
Diesel Engine Maintenance: Keep Your Workhorse Running Strong
If you drive a diesel, you already know—it’s built different. Whether it's your farm truck, work van, or heavy-duty semi, a diesel engine is a powerhouse. It’s made for hauling, towing, and getting the job done. But just like anything that works hard, it needs regular care to stay reliable.
Getting Your Classic Ride Ready for Summer
When the weather warms up and the roads clear off, there’s nothing better than firing up that old classic and going for a drive. Whether it’s a Sunday cruise through the backroads or heading to the local car show, summer’s the time to let your vintage beauty stretch her legs.
Tire Rotations: The Simple Step That Makes a Big Difference
Out here in the country, our vehicles put in the miles—on gravel, pavement, dirt, and fields. Whether you’re hauling, commuting, or just heading into town for groceries, your tires take a beating.
Spring Prep for Your Farm Truck: Get Ready Before the Fields Do
When the weather starts warming up and the ground starts drying out, you know what’s coming: long days, dirty boots, and plenty of time behind the wheel of your pickup. Whether it’s hauling seed, checking fences, or towing equipment, your farm truck is about to earn its keep.
Brake Care for Country Roads: Keep Your Vehicle Safe, No Matter What You Drive.
Out here in the country, we rely on our vehicles for just about everything—getting to work, hauling equipment, running to town, or getting the kids to school. And whether you’re navigating gravel roads, winding curves, or long stretches of highway, one thing’s for sure: you need your brakes to work when it matters most.
Why Regular Oil Changes Matter-Especially Out Here
Living and driving in a rural area means putting your vehicle to work—whether it’s hauling hay, running the kids into town, heading to church on Sunday, or making the daily commute over gravel roads and open highways. Out here, your engine doesn't just run—it works hard.