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Best Car Batteries for Cold Weather

Dead batteries happen, but we've listed out a few that can stand up against the cold weather so you don't have to worry.
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Can I Drive With a Dead Car Battery?

Dead car batteries are never any fun. Do you know the signs to look out for when it comes to a dying car battery?
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Common Auto Heating & Cooling Issues

The heating and cooling system are connected within your car, but they function as separate systems. Maintaining you’re A/C and heating systems involves having regular maintenance performed to avoid any larger issues down the line. Proper maintenance of these components can make the difference between a comfortable and relaxed drive and a torturous journey. The auto heating & cooling systems have so many components that it’s sometimes difficult to know what may be causing a malfunction or per...
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What To Do If You Hit A Curb or Pothole

United Tire & Service has put together this helpful guide on what to do if you hit a curb and may have tire or wheel damage. Learn more now!
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How to Properly Jump-Start a Car

At some point in time, you'll try turning the ignition just to be met with a cranking sound, and then nothing. The most likely issue is a dead battery. Car batteries are found in every combustion engine vehicle in the world. When your battery dies on the road, the best way to get your vehicle started is through jump-starting. Why is Your Car Battery Important?If your battery is dead, then it can't provide sufficient power to create a spark. Your car needs this spark to start the com...
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How Does Your Air Conditioning System Work and Why Should You Use It?

What's one of the most underrated systems in your car that most people don't think twice about? That's right: your air conditioning system. Your car's climate control system allows you to stay comfortable in your car no matter how extreme the temperatures are outside. Let's go a little deeper and find out exactly how your car's A/C & heating system works. Importance of Climate Control SystemsWhile comfort is the main reason why you'd want to have control over...
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What's Under The Hood? Your Engine Explained

As a driver, we all know how important it is to keep our engine in the best shape possible. Our engine is what keeps our car, truck, or SUV getting us to where we need to be. But, have you ever stopped to think what exactly is under the hood? Why is Our Engine Important?Your engine is essentially what makes your car move. Without it, it's just a metal home with fancy features that you need to push or tow around. Your engine is what powers the components of your vehicle and ensures that ...
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How to Extend the Life of Your Brakes

Keeping your car’s brakes in good condition is one of the most crucial preventative maintenance items for keeping yourself, your passengers, and your car safe on the road. Your vehicle’s brake components are not going to last forever, but you can keep them properly maintained to preserve their usefulness and make sure they keep performing at their best. A faulty brake system can reduce your safety on the road and can cause other serious problems and expensive damages to your vehicle. Working ...
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Why Does My Car Heater Only Work When I Rev The Engine?

Are you finding that your car's engine only seems to work when you rev the engine? This could mean something is off.
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Why Are My Brakes Soft?

Spongy or soft brakes are often a sign that something is going on with your brakes. Keep reading to learn why this may be happening.
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