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October is National Fall Car Care Month, a timely reminder to perform proactive vehicle maintenance before winter arrives. As your trusted car care partner, we are using this month to share tips and guidance that will protect the health and longevity of your vehicle. To begin, we’re focusing on an important, but often overlooked, aspect of vehicle maintenance: dashboard warning lights.

Summer is officially here! Hot weather and long drives are a classic summer combination, but did you know the summer season can be particularly tough on a vehicle? High temperatures require certain vehicle components to work harder than usual, which can lead to unexpected issues if unaddressed. Furthermore, you’re likely driving more often and covering greater distances. So, whether you live in a hot climate or have plans that take you to one, it’s important to stay ahead of common heat-related issues. A watchful eye and proactive care will help your vehicle stay ready...   

Winter can have a significant impact on different vehicle components and equipment. Now that the seasons have changed and winter is officially behind us, it’s time to ensure your vehicle is ready for the long drives, warm weather, and rainy roads that come with spring.  April is widely known as National Car Care Month, making it the perfect time to address routine vehicle maintenance. Plus, if you’re already in spring cleaning mode, why not give your car a refresh as well?  

There is a bit of chill in the air, signifying seasonal change is coming. With a new season, it is also time to start thinking about preparing your vehicle for the weather that lies ahead. Is your vehicle Road Ready?

We get it. It is cold. And a long commute awaits. Let’s explore the importance of warming up your vehicle and outline ways to ensure your engine is ready to tackle the cold with ease.

The harsh conditions of winter can take a toll on your vehicle, particularly paintwork. Road salt, ice, snow and freezing temperatures can lead to damage and corrosion if not properly addressed. To keep your vehicle looking its best and protected from the elements, read our tips on how to safeguard your vehicle’s paint during the coldest months.

Winter mornings can be a harsh beginning, especially when faced with a frost-covered ride. While you may be rushed, and tempted to circumvent the process, safety concerns and potential damage should give you enough pause to explore the right way to do it.

The time you have to prepare your vehicle for winter draws to a close. Snow, ice and extreme cold has already arrived for many. Winterizing your car is not only about ensuring its performance but also enhancing safety during the icy and snowy months. 

There are many items on a checklist that need tended when it comes to preparing your vehicle for winter. However, there may not be any more important than your tires.