The holidays have become a memory but brake maintenance looms as a safety concern.
That is especially true for families who ventured on the road during the holidays as well as drivers planning a winter getaway.
About this time every year most cars are feeling the effects of winter wear. Take stock of the things that will keep your and your vehicle happy with each other.
Winter tires conjure up images of icy, snow laden roadways. But weekend adventurers or anyone who lives in cold climates can benefit from winter treads.
Your vehicle’s wiper blades are getting a workout as winter storms rage across North America--from ice storms in the Sierra mountains and Atlantic Coast to hurricanes in the southeast.
About one-third of drivers plan to travel away from home during the pandemic winter of 2021 and most of their vehicles are not equipped to handle extreme weather conditions.
Your morning commute in frigid weather will soon begin, but only cold air comes out of the heating vents. Driving while wearing a thick coat can help keep you warm behind the wheel, but it will take some expert sleuthing to get your heater and defroster functioning again.
Stop-and-go driving. Slushy streets. Road grime. Sleet. Give your vehicle a little extra care to start out the New Year.
A good battery can turn bad overnight, especially in severe weather descending on Canada at the beginning of 2021.
Your family may be ready for a private getaway this winter, a place where you can shelter safely away from home. How do you pack all that winter gear and still have space in your vehicle?
Plenty of us will be making a trek to see family and friends this holiday season, and doing so by driving. Here’s some safety reminders to keep in mind as you hit the road this holiday season.