by Mike Ehret | Feb 7, 2019 | vehicle safety inspection, Winter care, winter driving tips, Winter roads
In the winter you may notice that the weather can change at any moment. It is important to always be aware of the current weather conditions, and what the potential ones might be as well. Doing so will help you to be aware if you will need to slow down and...
by Mike Ehret | Dec 19, 2018 | auto tips and tricks, Inspecting Tires, Winter care, winter driving tips
The vehicle you drive should always be in the best condition. By bringing it in for the appropriate maintenance inspections, it can be as efficient as possible. We can also advise you on when the vehicle should be brought in for an inspection. If you have the...
by Mike Ehret | Dec 13, 2018 | Winter care, winter driving tips, Winter roads, winter weather preparedness
The most important thing in the winter is to make sure you have proper visibility. A small scraped hole from the snow and ice is not good enough to have proper visibility. You will want the entire windshield cleared off. Also scrape the windows and rear windshield of...
by Mike Ehret | Nov 21, 2018 | car care tips, Winter care, winter driving tips, Winter roads
When you drive in the winter, the road conditions can sometimes can become a challenge. You will want to adjust your driving habits so you can drive as safely as possible. If you are not sure what the road conditions are, make sure you look up what the weather and...
by Mike Ehret | Oct 26, 2018 | auto body, Winter care, winter driving tips, Winter roads
The winter weather can cause damage and strain to your vehicle. The first thing to remember is that the cold affects the car as well. You will not be able to get in your vehicle, start it, and immediately drive off. It is always best to start your vehicle and...
by Mike Ehret | Feb 9, 2018 | general car maintenance, windshield wipers, Winter care, winter weather preparedness
Your vehicle will need winter care to ensure the reliability of it. Winter is hard on both your car and the tires. As the air in your tires gets colder, it contracts and has less pressure. Tires correspondingly become under inflated. Check your tire pressure...
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