Driving in the winter can bring a whole new level of issues, so you want to make sure your vehicle is prepared and ready to go well in advance. While every check and balance is important for safety, there are some things that absolutely should not be overlooked.
We’ve gathered a few of the most essential tips on how to prepare your vehicle for extreme wint ... Full story
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We’ve gathered the following tips on how to prepare your auto glass for winter this year:
Working wipers. Did you know in the state of Arkansas, all windshields are required to have working windshield wipers that are controlled by the driver. The wipers must be able to remove ra ... Full story
Here are a few tips to make sure your vehicle is in optimal condition for those holiday road trips:
Have an emergency vehicle kit. Prepping starts while packing. Make sure you plan ahead before you even leave the house. Make a bag full of items like tire changing tools, first aid supplies ... Full story
If money is on your mind and getting the most for what you have, replacing your windshield before selling is probably the best idea. Obviously a cracked or chipped windshield lowers the value of the car and the new buyer will more than likely deduct the cost of repairing it from whatever price you ask. A dealership will basically offer lower for trading in your vehicle, while with a p ... Full story
But, what if it’s worse and you end up with a larger crack and you’re mid-route to your destination? We’ve put together some tips so you can be prepared and in the know in case this does ever happen to you.
Here are some helpful tips for if your windshield cracks while driving:
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Did you know? As a rule of thumb, you should count on cleaning your car's wiper blades every six months with a cloth soaked in vinegar. Even better, wipe them off with a damp cloth each time you get gas. This will help maintain them regularly and you won’t have to worry about annoying wiper problems so often. Wiper blades should be checked every six months and changed at least o ... Full story
Here are a few tips to get going safely after a brand-new windshield:
Wait to drive. One of the biggest tips is to be patient after it’s replaced and wait to drive your car so the adhesive has just enough time to cure. Waiting at least an hour will ensure the adhesiv ... Full story
Imagine driving hours away for your car to break down in the middle of nowhere? Not good at all. To prevent any unexpected occurrences, follow these car preparation tips before you get behind the wheel.
Get Your Car Road Trip Ready
Make sure you have fuel. Hello, so easy, ... Full story
Once your teen is ready to drive, having regular conversations about safety is crucial. It’s also important to practice driving together and lead by example in your own driving habits. These safety habits will help your teen make smart decisions when they get behind the wheel.
Tips to Get Started Safely
Create a Parent-Teen Driving Agreeme ... Full story
