by blogmaster | Mar 16, 2021 | Driving Tips, Maintenance, Oil Change, Road Trip
A few simple tips can help take you a long way when it comes to car maintenance and health. Many of us share a close relationship with our cars. It works like a lifelong companion that we need to rely on. However, like any other lifeblood, it will treat us just as... by blogmaster | Sep 6, 2019 | Fall, General Car Maintenance, Maintenance, Road Trip
Inspect your vehicle this fall, and you can help prevent further problems and issues in the long run for it. Following regular maintenance schedules for your vehicle will help keep it operating at top performance levels. You can check either the owner’s manual or you... by blogmaster | May 28, 2019 | Grinding noises, Noises, Road Trip, Tires
The brakes are important for the safety and reliability of your vehicle. That is why it is important to always make sure that they are properly maintained and inspected for your vehicle. You can check the owner’s manual to see when the maintenance should be done for... by blogmaster | Oct 6, 2017 | Auto Repair, Car Care Tips, Road Trip, Safe Driving Tips
Vehicle Inspection The battery should be inspected visually for corrosion or any other buildup of debris regularly. The surface of the battery should be clean and free from any dirt buildup. The connection points and posts should also be free of corrosion or rust.... by blogmaster | Sep 7, 2017 | Auto Repair, General Car Maintenance, Road Trip, Tire Repair
Dry Rot Tire dry rot refers to the cracking and splitting that can occur in the sidewalls or treads of rubber tires as the rubber ages and becomes brittle. It is also known as sidewall cracking. Ozone and ultraviolet light are the primary environmental causes of tire... by blogmaster | Aug 15, 2017 | Auto Repair, General Car Maintenance, Road Trip, Tire Repair
Keeping Your Tires in Proper Condition It is a good idea to check your tire pressure on a consistent basis. Once a month or is a good rule. Some more recent model vehicles have a built in computer that do this for you. A warning will show up when a tire is low...