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How To Take Care of Your Car During COVID-19
We know that staying home these days is the number one priority on everyone’s list. But there’s something else you should be considering while you start working from home, stop dropping your kids off at school, and cut down your commute times: Keep driving your car! The world is in a period of change, which
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When Is It Time To Get A Wheel Alignment?
When your vehicle is not properly aligned, you may experience noticeable issues in your daily driving and vehicle handling. More importantly, wheel misalignment can result in some serious safety concerns. In this blog, we review how you can determine when it’s time to get a wheel alignment. What Is Wheel Alignment? Wheel alignment is the
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Tire Buying Tips — What You Should Know
When it comes to choosing new tires, there is some research you can do to feel confident in knowing where to begin. In this blog, we’ve compiled some of the most important tire buying tips to consider for anyone that’s unsure. 1. Determine Tire Size The first thing that you’re going to want to do,
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The Benefits of Seasonal Tire Storage
In Ontario, our harsh winters and hot summers mean unpredictable weather. While seasonal tires are not yet required by the provincial government, they’re recommended for safer driving and can potentially save you money on your car insurance — but storing one set of seasonal tires while you use the other set can be tricky, unless
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Regular Vehicle Service: Everything You Need To Know
Keeping your vehicle maintained is essential for the longevity of your car and helps to keep you safe on the roads. While you may do the occasional tire check or oil change, many car owners may be missing crucial regular maintenance steps that could impact your car’s performance. To help, we’ve made a list of
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Make Friends with your Dipstick!
There has been a lot of talk recently about late model cars burning oil and how the manufacturers are saying that this is normal, and to a certain extent, I would agree that this is the new “Normal”. So, why are cars burning oil now? 1. Thinner oils for fuel economy. 2. Longer oil change
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