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Articles in category: SocialCRM FB Weekly Evergreen Articles
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Thump! Ping! Hisss! What your car is telling you.
Read Full ArticleIn everyday driving, you get used to what your car sounds like when it's running properly. So when you hear a noise that's unusual—a whine, creak, or squeal, for example—consider it an alert that something has changed.
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Simple Steps to Save Gas Without Driving Less
Read Full ArticleWhile consumers can’t control the price of gas, they can control how much gas they use by following some simple and inexpensive vehicle maintenance.
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Auto Care: An Easy Resolution That Makes Financial Sense
Read Full ArticleWith the cost of a new vehicle on the rise, the non-profit Car Care Council reminds drivers that caring for your current vehicle is an easy new year’s resolution to keep, making more economic sense than purchasing a new one.
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Home for the Holidays: Is Your Car Up for the Journey?
Read Full ArticleBefore you pack up the car to head home for the holidays, the Car Care Council reminds you to make sure your vehicle is ready for the journey.
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Are There Downsides to Always Keeping Your Gas Tank Full?
Read Full ArticleI like to keep my gas tank full in case of traffic tie-ups, but is it bad for the engine not to let the old gas get used up first?
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What Does That Light on My Dash Mean?
Read Full ArticleTo help warn a driver of a vehicle malfunction, a whole swarm of warning lights are included in a vehicle’s dashboard and center gauge cluster. But what do they all mean?
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Don’t Fear the Check Engine Light
Read Full ArticleAlthough the check engine light may look scary lit up on the dashboard, there is nothing to fear. A glowing check engine light doesn’t mean you have to immediately pull the car to the side of the road, but it does mean you should get the car checked out as soon as possible
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Basic Auto Care Many Drivers Miss
Read Full ArticleFluids and lubricants rank among the most neglected items when it comes to basic auto care, says the non-profit Car Care Council.
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October Is Fall Car Care Month: A Little Auto Care Goes A Long Way
Read Full ArticleBasic auto care goes a long way toward improving the safety and dependability of a vehicle. Whether you do it yourself or visit a trusted professional technician, the non-profit Car Care Council recommends 10 Fall Car Care Month maintenance procedures to help make sure your car is operating at its best before winter arrives.
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Help keep your vehicle's tires safe
Read Full ArticleAccording to NHTSA, under-inflated tires can adversely affect fuel economy, lead to skidding and loss of control and hydroplaning on wet surfaces. It can also increase stopping distance and the likelihood of tire failures.
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6 Vehicle Warning Smells
Read Full ArticleSix car smells that could mean trouble for your vehicle. Remember, once you know what a smell may be, don”t delay in fixing it to ensure you are safe on the road!
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Three Ps of Auto Care: Preventative, Proactive, Prepared
Read Full ArticleIn recognition of National Preparedness Month in September, the non-profit Car Care Council reminds motorists of the importance of the three Ps of auto care to make sure their vehicle is ready for the unexpected.
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September is National Preparedness Month: Make Sure Your Car is Ready if Disaster Hits
Read Full ArticleWould your car be ready if you had to leave at a moment’s notice? If you were stranded in your car, would you be prepared? During National Preparedness Month in September, the non-profit Car Care Council is reminding drivers of the importance of regular maintenance and do-it-yourself checks, as well as a stocked emergency kit.
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It’s a Myth That Only New Car Dealers Can Service A Vehicle Under Warranty
Read Full ArticleTrue or false: Until your vehicle is out-of-warranty, it must be serviced by the new car dealer or the factory warranty will be void.
Although you may have answered “true,” the correct answer is “false.”
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Roadside Emergency Kit a Perfect Gift for the College Bound
Read Full ArticleSchool is almost back in session and students across the country will soon be packing up their cars and heading off to college. If you are searching for that perfect gift for the college-bound kid in your life, the Car Care Council suggests putting together a roadside emergency kit.
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Feeling the Summer Heat? Your Car Battery is Too
Read Full ArticleIf the heat of summer is wearing you down, it is likely taking its toll on your car battery too. Contrary to popular belief, summer highs rather than winter lows pose the greater threat to battery life, according to the non-profit Car Care Council.
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A/C Service: Keep Your Car Cool When Things Heat Up
Read Full ArticleSitting in traffic when temperatures soar without a properly functioning air conditioning (A/C) system is the last place most drivers want to be.
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Is Your Car Ready for a Road Trip?
Read Full ArticleIf you are planning a road trip this summer, it’s important to remember that you shouldn’t just put gas in your car and go, says the non-profit Car Care Council. A pre-trip vehicle check can determine how road-ready your vehicle is so you can take steps to have any problems fixed before heading out for vacation.
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6 Things You Need to Get Your Car Running Smoothly
Read Full Article6 Things You Need to Get Your Car Running Smoothly Here are six parts you might want to replace to get your car running smoothly again. more
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Evenflo SensorSafe Car Seat Alerts Parents to Presence of Child Still in the Car
Read Full ArticleThe reports roll in with unsettling regularity: A young child is killed by exposure to extreme temperatures when left behind in a parked car.
For several years, child passenger safety advocates have appealed to automotive and child-restraint manufacturers for ways to prevent these avoidable leave-behind deaths.
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Here’s What 10 Iconic Cars of the ’70s Cost Today
Read Full ArticleHere’s What 10 Iconic Cars of the ’70s Cost Today Here are 10 unmistakably 1970s cars that you can put in your driveway for a reasonable price. more
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Wash Me, Please
Read Full ArticleIt’s definitely time to clean your car if someone writes “wash me” on your vehicle. Even if your car hasn’t reached that point, a good cleaning of the inside and outside prevents the buildup of damaging chemicals and dirt, reduces the potential for rust from road salt and helps ensure proper visibility needed for safe driving, according to the non-profit Car Care Council.
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10 Things That Affect a Car’s Resale Value
Read Full Article10 Things That Affect a Car’s Resale Value Even though a group of used cars may seem practically identical, their prices might vary dramatically. more
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