by Nick Stoffel | Dec 19, 2018 | Winter care, Winter Driving, winter driving tips
You will want to make sure that your vehicle is always properly maintained. Doing so will help it to be safe and reliable when you need to drive it. If you ignore the regular maintenance, you will end up doing further damage to your vehicle. This is because if there... by Nick Stoffel | Dec 13, 2018 | Winter, Winter care, Winter Driving, winter driving tips
In the winter, there are several things you should remember. The first is that the winter roads can be slick, no matter what the weather is. Sometimes even just a little amount of frost can make the roads slippery. You will want to make sure that you are aware... by Nick Stoffel | Nov 7, 2018 | Drive, Winter care, Winter Driving, winter driving tips
When you drive in the winter weather, it will present new and different driving skills than you are used to during the rest of the year. You will have to drive on snow, ice, and slick roads. Sometimes the roads you drive on will be in less than ideal condition.... by Nick Stoffel | Oct 26, 2018 | Winter care, Winter Driving, winter driving tips
The winter weather means that you will want to be prepared when you drive. Part of this means to make sure that the vehicle is properly maintained. We can help you to figure out when regular maintenance inspections should be done for the vehicle. Doing so will... by Nick Stoffel | Feb 21, 2018 | Clearing Windshield, safe driving tips, windshield, Winter care
Clearing the windshield is important before you drive. In the winter you will need to start your vehicle and let it run to warm up on cold mornings. Part of this helps to lubricate the oil and have it run efficiently and effectively through the engine. Another... by Nick Stoffel | Feb 9, 2018 | auto repair, Winter Affects, Winter care, winter driving tips
How the winter affects your vehicle may be surprising. The winter is hard on everyone, even vehicles. You will want to make sure you inspect your car on a regular basis to ensure everything is working efficiently. The first think you will want to do is check...