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What to Do When Your TPMS Light Goes On

TPMS stands for “Tire Pressure Monitoring System”. This is a function that all passenger vehicles, weighing under 10,000 pounds and sold after September 1, 2007, must have according to the TREAD Act of 2000.  Why Your Light Is On The light primarily alerts the driver when the tire pressure is too low or too high. … Continued

Tips to Minimize Damage from Potholes

It is no surprise that potholes can cause your vehicle a lot of damage. Repair costs can reach the 500 dollar threshold – so pricey!  Dodging potholes entirely is nearly an impossible feat; but, here are some tips to minimize the damage and to be a more prepared driver overall. Minimize Distractions Distracted driving is … Continued

How Do I Get More Miles Out Of My Car?

As car owners ourselves, we think there is at least one thing we can agree on – We want to get the most life out of our vehicles! Whether your car is ten years old or brand new, we can all concur that we expect a certain number of miles out of our vehicles! Here … Continued

Testing has begun in California on a new tech innovation that could completely change vehicle registration in the future – digital license plates.  While they will initially be an optional accessory that vehicle owners purchase from dealers, if testing goes well, they could eventually replace those familiar government issued metal plates. The new digital plates, … Continued

Beware the Dangers of Distracted Drivers

School is out and summer is here! That means more people are out on the road, making plans, and driving while distracted.  Not only do we all need to be on the alert for distracted drivers, we need to make sure we avoid becoming one. As people depend on their smart phones for looking up … Continued

Be Aware Of Your Spare

Does your vehicle have a spare tire? If you’re thinking, ‘I’m not sure’, chances are you may not have a spare or you’ve got one that needs attention. Your spare tire is one of the most important accessories on your car or truck & it can often be the most neglected. If you haven’t checked … Continued

Seven Ways to End Distracted Driving

Distracted driving used to just mean things like eating lunch or changing the radio station while driving. Today, distracted driving has reached a whole new level of activity that can potentially lure someone’s eyes away from the road. As a new school year begins, now is a good time to think about the problem of … Continued

Four Ways to Provide Vehicle Theft Protection

Whether you have to park your vehicle outside at night, or in an unattended public area for extended periods, you may feel that your ride needs a little extra protection. While there is no such thing as a failsafe device, any barriers that you can place between your car and thieves will help. A highly … Continued

New Study Reveals Teen Drivers Lack Basic Safety Knowledge

It’s back to school time which means there are more cars on the road! Read our latest blog to better educate the teenagers in your life about their vehicles & proper safety. While most teens are more than excited to get that coveted driver’s permit, a new study just released by Michelin and the Fédération Internationale de … Continued

How to Prevent Hydroplaning

The important thing to understand is that hydroplaning is highly preventable. A number of avoidable factors contribute to the likelihood of hydroplaning. As anyone who has ever experienced hydroplaning can attest, it is a very alarming situation. Hydroplaning happens when water pressure causes your car to lift up and slide on a thin layer of … Continued

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