by Blog Master | Jun 7, 2019 | Air conditioner, Car Care, Car Maintenance, Vehicle Maintenance
If you haven’t switched on the air conditioner for your car yet, chances are that you will be soon. As you drive in the summer, you will want your vehicle to be as cool and comfortable as possible. You will want to make sure that the air conditioner is blowing...
by Blog Master | Apr 5, 2019 | Pothole, Spring, Suspension, Vehicle Maintenance
When you drive this spring, be aware of potholes that have formed. By avoiding the potholes when you drive, you can reduce the chance of damage being done to your vehicle. There are several areas that your vehicle can be damaged after hitting a pothole. You...
by Blog Master | Mar 21, 2019 | Car Care, Vehicle Maintenance, Visibility, Windshield
After a long winter, there are a few things you should inspect on your vehicle. The visibility you have when you drive is important. You will want to check the windshield and windshield wipers of your vehicle. Without the wipers, you will not be able to clear...
by Blog Master | Feb 21, 2019 | Car Maintenance, Driving in snow, Headlights, Vehicle Maintenance
The lights are an important part of your vehicle. When it is snowing, cloudy, or there is precipitation in the air, make sure that you have the lights of your vehicle on. This not only is beneficial for you, but it also helps the other drivers around you. If the...
by Blog Master | Feb 7, 2019 | Scrape windows, Tire inspections, Vehicle Maintenance, Winter
The winter can bring unpredictable weather and driving conditions. You will want to adjust how you drive when snow and ice start to accumulate on the roads. When it builds up, it can start to make the roads slick and difficult to drive on. Make sure to be aware...
by Blog Master | Jan 21, 2019 | Car Maintenance, Oil, Vehicle Maintenance, Warning Lights
You may notice the dashboard warning lights coming on at one point or another. These can most often be seen when you go to start your vehicle. Some of these lights will turn on just briefly, and then go off after a few seconds when you start your car. If a...
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