Corpus Christi Auto Repair

Audi is a very popular and respected name in the car industry. It has decades of experience in making vehicles that are sporty and elegant. If you have ever looked at one, you probably spotted a variety of number and letter combinations for its model. Here we will take a closer look and explain the models, so you know the differences between them. A/S/RS Models The A/S/RS models can be sedans, coupes, hatchbacks, and wagons, depending on the trim and year. Let's start with the A-class vehicles. These are the entry-level Audi and the least expensive - offering a wide variety of submodels like the A4 and A3. Next is the S line, which is more luxurious and powerful. These models are perfect for traveling far, especially the S6 and S8 - being the biggest and most expensive in the lineup. The RS badge is very special because it offers everything Audi stands for. It's very sporty and powerful but at the same time lavish and comfortable. Again as with the ones before, it has a few s ... read more

Every vehicle owner relies on their vehicle to get them from one place to another safely. It would never be possible without a functional brake system and brake pads. Brake pads provide smooth and reliable stops, and they endure some of the most wear and tear in the brake system. When you service the brake system, you may wonder what type of brake pads are most suitable for you and your car. Today, there are three categories of brake pads available on the market – Organic, Semi-metallic, and Ceramic. We will dive deeper into the latter two. The differences between the types of brake pads all come down to the materials used in making them. Each brake pad has its pros and cons. Let’s take a look.  Semi-Metallic vs Ceramic Brake Pads Semi-Metallic - (Sometimes shortened to just be metallic) These are approximately 30-70% made of metals. It may be copper, iron, steel, or other similar composites. They also have a graphite lubricant. These brakes are great for the every ... read more