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If you’re driving a newer vehicle, or even if you aren’t, you have no doubt noticed cars and SUVs shutting off at red lights or in traffic, and then starting up again once the light turns…

When tire manufacturers first introduced all-season tires decades ago, drivers across the country rejoiced. No more changing to snow tires in the winter!

The time is always right for keeping your vehicle properly maintained. But once winter rolls around, making sure your car, SUV or pickup truck is clicking on all cylinders is especially crucial.

A lot has changed about the way vehicles are built, equipped and serviced.

Among the most important pieces of automotive equipment  — and often the most commonly overlooked —  are your vehicle’s windshield wiper blades.

It seems like we’re always on the go, driving from one place to another in a hurry to get to work, pick up the kids, and bring home the groceries in time for dinner.

Your tires are perhaps the most important safety equipment on your vehicle, but many drivers don’t give them a second thought unless they get a flat or fail an inspection.

  Have you been noticing a foul smelling odor inside your vehicle, or that the air circulation seems sluggish, even when you have the heat or air conditioning fan set on high?

Your car is out there…exposed to nature’s elements and those used by your fellow neighbors that can permanently damage your car’s paint.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, car accidents claim thousands of lives in the U. S. each year.