Category: Service
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Buckley Bridge Closure: What It Means for Our Community
If you’ve driven between Buckley and Enumclaw lately, you’ve probably noticed something’s missing — the White River Bridge on SR-410. On August 18, 2025, a semi-truck collided with the bridge, causing serious structural damage. Since then, the bridge has been completely closed in both directions. No cars, no bikes, no pedestrians. For anyone who depends…
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The EV-olution of the Chevrolet Bolt EV and EUV (2017–2026)
Since its introduction in 2017, the Chevrolet Bolt EV has been a cornerstone in making electric vehicles (EVs) accessible to a broader audience. Over the years, it has undergone significant transformations, both in design and technology. In 2022, Chevrolet expanded the lineup with the Bolt EUV, catering to those seeking a slightly larger EV. Let’s…
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6 Summer Vehicle Maintenance Tips: From Our Pros!
Summer Vehicle Maintenance: Why Seasonal Services MatterAs temperatures rise and road trips beckon, summer can put unique stress on your vehicle. While it’s easy to overlook seasonal maintenance, doing a few key checks now can go a long way toward preventing breakdowns, preserving performance, and extending your car or truck’s life. 1. Air Conditioning System…
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Understanding EV Charging Cords: What the Different Levels Mean for Your Electric Vehicle
As more drivers transition to electric vehicles (EVs), understanding how to charge your car is crucial. One of the most common questions we hear is: “What kind of charging cord do I need?” To answer that, let’s break down the different types of EV charging cords and what “Level 1,” “Level 2,” and “Level 3”…
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What Do the Warning Lights on My Vehicle Mean?
You may see different warning lights and icons pop up in your vehicle’s instrument cluster. We are here to help show what some of them mean and what you should do if you see them. Keep scrolling to read on! Or Skip to a Section by clicking one of these options below: Seat Belt and Airbag…
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The Dreaded Check Engine Light
It is the dreaded illuminated message no driver wants to see: check engine. This light is alerting you to a problem detected in your vehicle’s on board diagnostic system (OBD). This system creates and stores a code pinpointing the problem occurring with your vehicle. To retrieve this code and diagnose the problem, you will need…
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Don’t Push the Panic Button! We’re Here to Help You Stay Calm.
Manufacturers spend millions of dollars in research and development to construct automobiles that are as safe as possible with components like airbags, seatbelts and anti-lock brakes. Unfortunately, there are several, affordable items not always included with the purchase of a vehicle that can help keep things under control in an emergency situation. – Jumper Cables…
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September Employee of the Month: Scott Mawdsley
Congrats to Scott Mawdsley for being named September’s Employee of the Month. Being the friendly and welcoming face of the parts department, Scott treats every guest as a member of his own family and helps each person find the exact part they need for the vehicle. Scott has been with Gamblin Motors since 2012 and…
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Squeaky Clean
Roughly 90% of the decisions we make behind the wheel are based on a clear, unobstructed view of the road. It doesn’t matter if you live in a part of the country littered with rain, snow, sand, dirt or mud, your specific environment slowly weakens your wipers ability to clean your windshield. Modern cars have…
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Time For a Cold One
1933 saw the first air conditioners installed in cars as an aftermarket item and it wasn’t until 1939 that the Packard Motor Car Company offered the cooling device as a factory option. Many summers have past since then and A/C has become a standard option on just about every vehicle in the world. Now, we…