United Tire and Service News

Your car has two main belts, but they serve different purposes. Learn the difference between your serpentine belt and your timing belt here.

A car battery's primary purpose is to change chemical energy into electrical energy when starting the car’s ignition. The battery also plays a part in powering car accessories such as radio, clock, and alarm systems. When the car is not being driven, the battery doesn't have a chance to recharge, leading to a dead battery. This simple fact is why regular driving is so essential.    Leaving the battery in your car when it is parked for an extended period will allow the car battery to go from fu...

Everyone knows that twinge of panic you feel when a dash light comes on. Don't worry just yet, those lights are there for a reason! They're a warning that something needs to be taken care of before it becomes a bigger issue.

It’s important to routinely replace your brake fluid to ensure the health of your vehicle. Learn when you should do so here.

When the temperature drops, you may have noticed that your tires' psi drops as well. If you're not quite sure why this happens, and what you can do to remedy it, we'll explain here.

Taking proper care of your tires is important for staying safe on the roads. Be sure to follow these tips for tire safety.

If you've ever been low on gas while driving, you've likely wondered how long you can drive on an empty tank. Keep reading to get the answer.

When temperatures start to drop and snow starts to fall, many people wonder if all-season tires are enough or if they should get winter tires. Let's discuss.

Your car defroster is an important part of your morning every winter. When it stops working, you're often left asking why—and we've got the answers.

Your tires play a crucial role in the safety and functionality of your vehicle. Proper tire maintenance is vital in preventing flats, enhancing road safety and improving gas mileage. During the colder months, tires will need routine inspection and care. Colder temperatures will cause tire pressure to drop about one PSI (pounds per square inch) for every 18°F drop in air temperature. Check your tire pressure regularly by monitoring the TPMS (tire pressure monitoring system). When the TPMS light ...