Nordstrom’s Auto Recycling and Ewe Pullet Have special events planned for the week of EARTH DAY and especially on Friday April 22!
Offering an Earth Day Amnesty Day Something free too!!
Garretson, SD, April 10, 2016:
As part of our Amnesty day on Friday the 22nd we will accept many of the environmentally unsafe products from vehicles free of charge!
Items that will be accepted at the main auto recycling facility in the country on April 22nd from 8am to 5pm are Batteries, Car and Pick up Tires (limit 8 per household, no businesses), fluids of any sort from the vehicle (oil, antifreeze etc.) (Once again, Individual quantities, not businesses) Nordstrom’s recycles these products every day, but for this special day we will help out the public to properly dispose of these items. You may bring out damaged and junk auto parts to dispose of also.
Other things we are doing!
Attention Web and App Users!
Our inventory of Self-Service vehicles is always Live at:
www.ewepullet.com/used-parts/makes
We are excited to add a New Service!
If you are a do-it-yourselfer or an independent mechanic looking for a used part we don’t have available this might be for you!
You can use the mobile friendly website or the App for your Droid or Apple
to “smart search” our vehicles or Row52 participants.
Vehicle Smart Search, Parts Pullers, Parts Wanted, Parts For Sale, all available.
Download or Link up today!
Saturday December 5, 2015
Ewe-Pullet
Will close at 4:00pm
Due to the Nordstrom’s
Christmas Party
Sábado Diciembre 5, 2015
Ewe-Pullet
Cerrará a las 4:00pm
Debido a la Fiesta de Navidad de Nordstrom’s
What is it?
Your car’s brake system is its most critical safety system and you should check it immediately if you suspect any problems. A properly operating brake system helps ensure safe vehicle control and operation under a wide variety of conditions.
What does it do?
When you push the brake pedal, the force generates hydraulic pressure in the master cylinder. This pressure flows through the hydraulic lines and hoses to the wheel cylinders and calipers, forcing the shoes against the drums (drum brakes) and the pads against the rotors (disc brakes). The resulting friction slows the vehicle and is relative to the amount of force applied at the brake pedal.
Typical Wear and Tear
Brakes are a normal wear item for any car and eventually they’re going to need replacement. Avoid letting your brakes get to the “metal-to-metal” point, which usually means expensive rotor or drum replacement. Factors that affect wear include driving habits and quality of brake pads and shoes.
Symptoms