Learn more about tires & auto services from the experts! We always say an educated customer is the best customer.
In many states here in the United States, we experience all four seasons. This means that when winter comes around, there can be slush, snow, ice, or heavy rain. These elements can make driving especially dangerous, as slippery roads result in less traction, and heavy rain and snow can obscure the driver’s sight.
Are you making a New Year’s Resolution to take better care of yourself? Consider also making a resolution to take better care of your tires!
This time of year can bring about a lot of visibility issues. Whether it’s the weather - snow, rain or ice, the increased fog this time of year, and even falling debris like rocks and trees. There is plenty to lookout for.
Owning a vehicle can add up to be quite the investment. Not only do you have to buy the vehicle itself, either with cash or through financing, there are additional costs such as car insurance, maintenance, gas, registration fees, and more. It just doesn’t seem to end.
Let’s break down the specific cost considerations:
The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence, referred to as ASE for short, was established in 1972 to improve the overall quality of repairs done on vehicles by testing and setting a standard for vehicle technicians.
Regular tire rotations is one of the most common and recommended vehicle maintenance activities an owner should invest in. However, certain vehicles may have different front and rear tire sizes, impacting how rotations are performed and whether they’re even beneficial. Consult with your auto mechanic for their top recommendation.
Coolant, also widely known as antifreeze, is an essential component to your engine system. Read our latest blog to learn more!
Not only do tires come from a number of different tire manufacturers, there are also a variety of tire types that can be tailored to your climate and vehicle. While the versatility is much appreciated, it can make narrowing down the best options difficult. We’ve broken down a number of different types for you:
There can be nothing worse than a small dent in your new car. The good news for you is that removing small dents can be a “do it yourself” job and save you a ton of money versus going to a professional. There are some pretty simple tips and tricks to removing the dents with some pretty common household items.
Summer is the time for road trips! Especially with this year’s COVID-19 restrictions interfering with air travel.
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