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4 Tips for Driving in Rain
Read Full ArticleDid you know it only takes 1/12th an inch of rain and 35 mph to hydroplane? The roads are more dangerous when rain comes after a dry spell. (Rain slicks the road with accumulated oil and dirt). But, you just need water. Even though most of the oil washes off after one day’s rain, wet roads are dangerous—rainy weather or not.
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Pre-Trip Vehicle Check Minimizes Thanksgiving Travel Stress
Read Full ArticleHigh traffic volumes and unpredictable weather make Thanksgiving a stressful time to travel. According to the AAA, the number of Thanksgiving travelers will top 54 million, the highest travel volume in over a dozen years. While you can’t control the traffic or the weather, you can make sure that your vehicle is prepared for the trip, says the non-profit Car Care Council.
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The Car Care Council Explains Your Warranty--Magnuson-Moss Act
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Vehicle Lights and Wipers: The Keys to See and Be Seen
Read Full ArticleAs the days get shorter, lights and wipers play a major role in safe driving, as the chance of an accident increases if you can’t see or be seen, according to the non-profit Car Care Council.
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October is Fall Car Care Month!
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Top 10 Little Known Tricks For Better Gas Mileage
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Prepare Your Car for Fall: 3 Quick Tips
Read Full ArticleAutumn means shorter days, colorful foliage, football season, and shaking one’s head in disbelief at stores putting up their Christmas displays in October. And with the change in seasons come changes in driving conditions – temperatures drop, and many parts of the country start to see an increase in rain, ice on the roads, and even a bit of snow. Here are three ways to make sure that your car is ready for the fall
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Car Care Tips: Myths vs. Reality
Read Full ArticleHere are seven common car care myths and some pitfalls to avoid when taking care of your vehicle.
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Ignore These Vehicle Repairs and You May Get Pulled Over
Read Full ArticleMany drivers may feel that they don’t have the time or money to address vehicle repairs immediately, but beware that ignoring some repairs can get you pulled over and even ticketed, says the Car Care Council.
“Ignoring certain vehicle repairs may seem to save money in the short term but can lead to extra costs, such as fines or ‘fix-it’ tickets, if these problems are not taken care of when they arise,” said Rich White, executive director, Car Care Council.
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The 15 Most Epic Tailgating Vehicles in College Football
Read Full ArticleThere’s no right or wrong way to tailgate, but the folks who drive these ultimate tailgating vehicles are definitely doing it right. They take tailgating to the next level by pouring their heart and soul (and a lot of their savings) into an epic tribute to their favorite teams.
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New Car Care Council Video Helps Get Your Vehicle Back-to-School Ready
Read Full ArticleBack-to-school season is quickly approaching, which means family vehicles will start working overtime. The Car Care Council has released an informative new video that will help families get their vehicles ready for carpools, playdates, soccer games and more this fall.
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Car Care Tips: Myths vs. Reality | Auto & Other Vehicle Services
Read Full ArticleHello, I'm interested in finding out more about your Car Care Tips: Myths vs. Reality CAPTCHA Car Care Tips: Myths vs. Reality Aug 5, 2018 Believe any of these myths at your costly peril Some automotive maintenance myths seem to have taken on lives of their own. Sure, they seem like logical, sound pieces of advice, but when it comes to maintaining your car, they could end up costing you extra money and time in the long run.
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Put a Stop to Brake Trouble Before School Starts
Read Full ArticleA properly operating brake system is critical to safe vehicle operation and control under a variety of conditions. Brake Safety Awareness Month is the ideal time to stop and make sure your brakes are working properly before the new school year and colder temperatures arrive.
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