CAR CARE TIPS BLOG

When your car doesn't start, it's never a good feeling. It can be frustrating and embarrassing to call for roadside assistance or, worse yet, get towed home. Many things could cause your car not to start, including the battery being dead or just needing a jumpstart.

Here are a few steps you can take so next time your car doesn't start, you know what to do.

Check to see if your battery is in good health by plugging it into an external power source such as jumper cables or a portable jump starter. - If your battery is dead, try jumping off with another vehicle with a healthy battery or call for roadside assistance from AAA, which will send someone to assist you at no charge.

If The Engine Won't Start After You Turn The Key

What type of oil should you put into your car? Synthetic or conventional? If you are unsure, then this blog post will help clear up some misconceptions. Synthetic or conventional oils can be used in cars, but they have different properties that better certain vehicles.

Synthetic Motor Oil

Your vehicle's oil is a natural resource. Synthetic oils, on the other hand, are not produced in nature. These oils are made by combining artificial or fake chemicals with crude oil to generate a petroleum product that looks and feels like traditional oil. Synthetic motor fuel is the best gasoline for a new automobile or those that don't have a lot of miles on the odometer.

Winter driving can be difficult, but it doesn't have to be. Winter is a time of year that requires more caution on the road than any other, and this article will show you five common winter driving mistakes that many drivers make each year.

Winter weather adds an extra level of difficulty to the already challenging task of navigating your way around town. But don't worry! We are here to help you avoid these mistakes so you can enjoy a safe and comfortable drive in the winter months!

Not Allowing for Adequate Speeding Distance Between Vehicles

While there are many ways you can save on gas, some simple tips can go a long way to improving your fuel efficiency. The average car in the US is only 30% efficient. With a few simple changes, you can improve your fuel efficiency and save money on gas!

Five steps will help you get started:

1) Improve Your Driving Habits

Driving down the road, potholes seem to pop up out of nowhere and this can be a real danger for drivers. Have you ever been driving down the road and suddenly hit a pothole? If so, then you understand how dangerous potholes can be.

They are not only inconvenient but they can also cause damage to your vehicle and even lead to an accident. This means that you will have to spend a lot of money on repair costs and even more if it leads to an accident. Potholes also slow down traffic, which is especially frustrating when there are many potholes in the same area.

In this blog post, we will discuss why potholes on the road should be avoided at all costs!

What is A Pothole?

You're new to the car-buying game, and you have a lot of questions. What should I look for? How much will it cost me? And do I really need that new technology package? Where do I go for auto repairs?

You may be tempted to just walk into a dealership and buy whatever car is on sale, but before you make your purchase decision, there are some important factors you'll want to consider first. In this blog post, we'll go over 5 tips that will help guide you through the process of buying a new car!

Find Your Budget

Price Of The Car

Have you ever been in a situation where your car's flat tire is blocking the lane and there are cars trying to avoid it? Or maybe you had a flat tire while driving on the highway, and now you have no idea how to fix it.

If this sounds familiar, then you might be in for some trouble. However, don't worry! You can use this blog post to learn about the tips and tricks of repairing a flat tire!

Tools Needed To Fix A Flat Tire