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Have you completed your spring cleaning? Your home isn’t the only area that needs attention as spring arrives, your car requires maintenance as well. The winter months can be harsh on your vehicle. Extreme cold temperatures and salt build up causes wear and tear on the paint, tires, and mechanical aspects of your car. The following spring maintenance tips will help keep your vehicle safe and efficient as we change seasons.
- Tire Pressure Check and Rotation
As temperatures rise, it is normal for tire pressure to fluctuate. Check your tire pressure and inflate as needed. Having appropriate tire pressure will assist in your vehicle’s handling and efficiency. Also, inspect your tire tread to determine if you need a tire rotation or new set of tires.
- Battery Test
Cold temperatures may cause car batteries to go bad or fail completely. A weak battery can cause unwanted situations such as your vehicle not starting. Test your battery and replace if needed so you can drive with confidence wherever the road takes you.
- Replace Windshield Wiper Blades
Spring showers require wiper blades to be working properly. Ice, snow, and salt can damage windshield wipers. To ensure full visibility during the rainy season, replace streaking or squeaking blades.
- Oil Change and Fluid Check
Regular oil changes are necessary any time of the year to keep your engine running smoothly, especially before long drives for spring break and summer vacations. We also recommend fluid inspections to ensure you have an adequate amount coolant, windshield wiper fluid, brake fluid, and transmission fluid.
Seasonal maintenance will help protect your investment and give you peace of mind on the road. Taking care of your vehicle now can prevent larger issues and higher service bills in the future. A well maintained car will drive smoother, be more fuel efficient, and ultimately last longer.
Schedule an appointment today with our service department to check spring vehicle maintenance off your list!

