What to Do If Your Windshield Cracks
Most drivers will at some time experience the shock of a small rock or other debris hitting their windshield and leaving a chip or crack in the glass. It’s an inconvenience and an expense to get it fixed, and, if the damage is not in your line of vision, you might be tempted to ignore it. However, it’s important to take action quickly because even the smallest chips and cracks can spread and present a number of risks.
Dangers of Driving With a Cracked Windshield
Extreme temperature changes can make a cracked windshield worse. The glass expands in the heat and contracts in the cold, and a crack or chip presents a weak spot that can spread. Additionally, if moisture gets into a chip and freezes, it will expand and spread the damage. Read the rest of this entry »
If you’ve ever thought about purchasing a Cadillac but aren’t sure about fitting it into your budget, consider a certified pre-owned Cadillac. Not only is a certified pre-owned Cadillac an affordable option, but the manufacturer offers consumers several perks when they purchase a certified Escalade, CT4, or other Cadillac vehicles. Here are five benefits of buying a certified pre-owned Cadillac.
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172-Point Inspection
Before Cadillac awards certification to a pre-owned sedan or SUV, the vehicle has to undergo a rigorous 172-point inspection. Every component under the hood and under the vehicle has to be in perfect working order. The exterior and interior are thoroughly inspected for wear and tear. A Cadillac technician takes the vehicle on a road test to see how it handles. Cadillac also reviews the vehicle history and ensures that the previous owner kept up with scheduled maintenance. When you buy a certified pre-owned Cadillac, you can count on it to function as well as a brand-new model. Read the rest of this entry »
How to Care for Your Car’s Exterior
Your car is likely one of your most important investments, so it’s essential to take care of it. Keeping your car’s exterior in good condition is a year-round job since it is exposed to elements during every season. Whether it’s snow and ice, wind, or the harsh sun, it all takes a toll on your car. Here are some tips for how to care for your car’s exterior.
Wash It
One of the most basic tips for taking care of your car is to clean it. Wash it regularly and often to remove debris that can harm the paint. Regular washing will also reduce the chances of rusting. If you wash it at home, find a shady spot or do it in the early morning, or wait until evening when the sun isn’t high in the sky. Fill two buckets with water. Read the rest of this entry »
What We Know about the 2019 F-150
The Ford F-150 is known for its durability as well as its versatility, and the 2019 model isn’t any different! With seven trims to choose from, the F-150 is bound to meet all your work needs and still be comfortable for leisure activities!
2019 F-150 Trims
In the Ford F-150 family, your choice of different models will include the Limited, Raptor, XL, XLT, Lariat, King Ranch, and Platinum. Read the rest of this entry »
5 Tips for Organizing Your Minivan
With spring here, it’s time to do some spring cleaning and reorganizing. One thing you don’t want to forget to spruce up is the inside of your minivan. Improving the organization in your minivan can go a long way to prevent the dreaded weekly cleanups of the interior. Those with large families know how fast the mess factor in the back seats can escalate. So stay on top of the clean game with these five top minivan organization tips.
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What Happens During an Oil Change?
Engine oil is the lifeblood of your car, and routine oil changes are essential for protecting your engine and keeping your vehicle running smoothly. Here we’ll take a look at what happens during an oil change and – more importantly – what happens if you don’t change the oil.
When Should You Get Your Oil Changed?
You should follow your car manufacturer’s specifications, but the recommended oil change interval is generally between 3,000 and 5,000 miles. Read the rest of this entry »
4 Ways to Prepare Your Car for Spring
With spring here, you’re probably eager to get outside and enjoy the warmer weather! Maybe you’re planning a road trip for spring break, or you’re visiting family for the weekend. One way to help make your trip a success is to prepare your car for the spring season. Here are four ways to get your car ready for spring.
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Wash Your Car
One of the last things you want to do when it’s freezing outside is wash your car, so there’s a good chance you’ve been putting off this essential chore. As soon as the weather starts to warm up, you should give your car a good washing. Winter weather can be pretty harsh on your vehicle, especially if you live in an area where it snows. Read the rest of this entry »
4 Tips for Maximizing Your Fuel Efficiency
While driving is an essential activity in our daily lives, it’s also an expensive one. A significant expense for most drivers is purchasing fuel. However, by maximizing your vehicle’s fuel efficiency, you can spend less time and money at the gas station! Here are four tips for maximizing fuel efficiency.
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Clean Out Your Car
One of the easiest things you can do to maximize your vehicle’s fuel efficiency is to clean out any unnecessary items. When your car or SUV is weighed down, it has to consume more fuel. Make sure that the kids don’t leave their backpacks and athletic equipment in the car after school. After a shopping trip, you should remove all of your bags. Read the rest of this entry »
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