![]() ![]() Spring and the ACīring your car into your mechanic to have an AC output test performed. If you’re noticing any of these issues, make an appointment with your mechanic to correct this issue. Salt and snow can cause a yellow haze to form on your headlights and taillights, which can impact your night time visibility. Check for any damage or burned out lights. It’s probably been a while since you’ve taken a closer look at these lights. Bring your car into your mechanic to have them inspected for wear, cracks, and tears – which can prevent those potential breakdowns on the side of the road. Your belts and hoses can take a beating with our bitterly cold winters. Now that the weather has warmed up, we recommend checking your coolant, transmission, power steering, brake and in some cases, hydraulic fluids are all filled to the proper level before hitting the road. We’re guessing that like most drivers in colder temperatures you weren’t hopping outside to check those fluid levels. Ensuring proper alignment can extend the lifespan of your tires, and ensure safe driving all year long. Signs of alignment issues for your vehicle include uneven or rapid tire wear, a steering wheel that is crooked while you are driving straight, and a car that pulls to the right or to the left. It’s important to get your alignment checked and a full season of winter driving. Winter driving and those nasty spring potholes are your alignment’s worst enemy. Whether you are experiencing these signs or are just ready to ensure safe driving all spring and summer long, your mechanic can do a quick check and have you on the road in no time. Signs of an issue with your suspension include continued bouncing after hitting bumps, drifting to one side after turning corners, one side of a parked car sitting lower than the other side, and unusually bumpy rides. Just like your tires, winter driving can be hard on your suspension system. Spring is also a great time to have your vehicle’s struts and shocks inspected. Lastly, spring is always a great time to rotate and balance your tires so make an appointment with your mechanic for this service. You’ll also want to check your rims for any dents or other damage that can impact the lifespan of your tires. Worn down tires can impact your driving safety and alignment. Before you hit the road this spring, it’s important to inspect your tires for tread life. Your tires can take a beating from snow, salt, and potholes over the winter. Winter can be hard on your car, so before you hit the road it’s important to do some quick checks on your car to make sure it’s road ready. ![]() If you were to talk to your auto mechanic, they would tell you “not so fast” when taking that next ride. From planning your next family road trip to going for a Sunday drive, you’re ready to get behind the wheel, open those windows, and enjoy the ride. Now that spring is officially here, you may be ready to get on the road and enjoy the beautiful weather. ![]()
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