by Nick Stoffel | Apr 30, 2020 | Air conditioning, Cabin filter, Car care, Cold
Proper care now can help to prevent a more expensive issue later. Start your car. Turn on the fan. Now press the A/C button. Hopefully, you are greeted with a blast of cold air. If not, don’t panic. Now is a great time to have your A/C inspected. Your... by Nick Stoffel | Apr 24, 2020 | Car care, Check tires, Driving, Saving
Right now, everyone is saving money when fueling up at the pumps. With fuel at a record low, each time you fill up you are saving. If you are working from home, this is really increasing the amount you are saving by reducing the amount you drive. Even if you are not... by Nick Stoffel | Mar 12, 2020 | Car care, Noticing, Pothole damage, potholes
By noticing and paying attention to the road when you drive, you will be aware of any potholes. If there are any, you will want to avoid them as much as possible. Always be aware of other traffic and drivers on the road. You will not want to swerve into their lane and... by Nick Stoffel | Jan 29, 2020 | Air pressure, Car care, Clear, Cold
During the mid-winter, you will want to make sure to check your car. Everything should be running efficiently and at top performance levels. If there are any issues, you will want to have them inspected and repaired as soon as possible. Having the vehicle in... by Nick Stoffel | Jan 17, 2020 | Car care, car care tips, Frozen, Frozen car door
Having a frozen car door can be a major issue, especially if you are in a hurry to go somewhere. You will want to make sure to try and park your vehicle in a garage or out of the harsh elements. If the vehicle is in a garage, you will not have to worry about... by Nick Stoffel | Dec 19, 2019 | Block heaters, car battery, Car care, Driving
Block heaters are an important accessory that you can install in your vehicle. With the cold temperatures and weather, your vehicle will be slow to start. If the temps drop significantly, then your battery will be difficult to operate and start the vehicle. To help...
