Labor Day weekend symbolizes the end of the summer and the beginning of fall. Put away your beach bags and pull out your hoodie. Crisp air, crunchy leaves and football are right around the corner!
How can you prepare your car for these changes? Here are 5 easy ways:
1) Battery Check - There is nothing worse than having tickets to a game and your car not being able to start because of a battery issue.
2) Heater/Defroster - Again, fall means colder air. Be sure your heater and defroster are running smoothly so you don't have to wear a snuggie while driving.
3) Tires - Worn down tires can be dangerous. It is smart to get them checked out and rotated as the seasons change.
4) Oil & Filter - It's affordable and vital! If oil isn't changed according to your vehicle's maintenance schedule, it will get thicker and turn into a sludge causes major (and expensive) damage to your engine
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5) Wiper Blades - With changing temperatures comes rain. Be sure that you can see by updated your wiper blades.
To schedule a service appointment to prepare for the fall,
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