Posted on 12/30/2022
Winter is here, and it's time to take care of your car. Winter weather isn't kind to vehicles, especially if you don't do the right maintenance before it begins. You can do many things to ensure your vehicle is ready for cold weather driving. Here are some common winter maintenance checks every driver should do before they hit the road this season. Check the Tire Pressure and Tread As a general rule, you should check your tires and the tread depth at least once a month. Check for uneven wear on the tires. Contact an auto repair shop if there is any bulging or if you see signs of damage (cuts or cracks). Check Your Battery Your car's battery is one of the most important components in your vehicle because it provides the power you need to start your engine. However, cold weather can stress a battery and cause it to fail. The first sign that something is wrong with your car's battery maybe when you turn on your headlights, and they do not come on. If this happens ... read more