Thanksgiving is the most traveled time of the year. Is your vehicle road trip ready.
Here are some tips for your upcoming Holiday travels
Here are some tips for your upcoming Holiday travels
Start by checking the service reminder sticker or your records to see what service you might be due for.
Also check your to do list of any service or repairs that has been putting off that was recommend to address down the road. If you are unsure give us a call and we can go through your records.
If there is work to be done and your budget is limited, prioritize the work in this order: safety, reliability and then preventive.
Remember that preparing your vehicle for a long trip is more than getting an oil change.
Also check your to do list of any service or repairs that has been putting off that was recommend to address down the road. If you are unsure give us a call and we can go through your records.
If there is work to be done and your budget is limited, prioritize the work in this order: safety, reliability and then preventive.
Remember that preparing your vehicle for a long trip is more than getting an oil change.
It’s going to get colder. Don’t recycle your air
Thanksgiving is the time of the year when the weather starts to become cold and we start to use our vehicle’s heating system. It’s important to make sure your car’s recycle button in the off position.You don’t want to use Recirculated Air in the winter because it traps humidity inside your car, resulting in super foggy windows!
The recirculate/Fresh Air mode setting doesn’t really bring cold air into the car. Instead, Fresh Air mode forces the outside air through your heater core so it’s nice and toasty before it reaches you, and your windows will de-fog a lot quicker and stay that way while you drive. Fresh Air mode is a good thing to have in the Winter!
if you use the air recirculating mode all the time it can lead to the heater core becoming blocked with mold which ends up making the inside of the car smell badly.
Thanksgiving is the time of the year when the weather starts to become cold and we start to use our vehicle’s heating system. It’s important to make sure your car’s recycle button in the off position.You don’t want to use Recirculated Air in the winter because it traps humidity inside your car, resulting in super foggy windows!
The recirculate/Fresh Air mode setting doesn’t really bring cold air into the car. Instead, Fresh Air mode forces the outside air through your heater core so it’s nice and toasty before it reaches you, and your windows will de-fog a lot quicker and stay that way while you drive. Fresh Air mode is a good thing to have in the Winter!
if you use the air recirculating mode all the time it can lead to the heater core becoming blocked with mold which ends up making the inside of the car smell badly.
