Proper tire care during winter is essential for maintaining safety and performance on icy, snowy, or cold roads. Here are key tips to ensure your tires perform optimally during winter weather: By following these tips, you’ll help extend the life…
Weather-related crashes often occur on icy or snowy roads due to reduced traction and visibility. Here’s why these conditions are particularly hazardous: Crashes often occur when drivers don’t adjust their driving behaviors for these conditions. Taking steps such as reducing…
A “puffing vehicle theft warning” typically refers to the practice of leaving a vehicle’s engine running and unattended, commonly known as “puffing.” This can be a warning or alert issued by authorities or vehicle security systems to highlight the risk…
Preparing your car for a winter road trip is essential to ensure both safety and comfort. Here’s a checklist to help you get ready: 1. Check the Battery 2. Inspect Tires 3. Check Fluid Levels 4. Test the Heater/Defroster 5. Inspect Wipers & Replace Blades…
Removing ice from your windshield is crucial for several reasons: In short, removing ice is vital for both safety and the longevity of your vehicle. To remove ice from your windshield, follow these steps: Be sure to clear the entire…
As of January 2025, the Pennsylvania Turnpike is continuing its Open Road Tolling (ORT) system. The transition to ORT on the Turnpike, which started in phases over several years, has been completed, and by January 2025, all mainline tolling areas and interchanges…
Digging out? Don’t be THAT driver who doesn’t clean off their car. It’s dangerous — for you and others. Cleaning snow off your car before driving is important for several key safety and practical reasons: 1. Improved Visibility 2. Avoid Hazards for…
Road salt is commonly used during winter to melt ice and snow on roads, but it can be harsh on cars. When road salt comes into contact with a vehicle, it can cause corrosion, particularly to metal components like the…
Hitting a pothole can cause damage to your vehicle, especially to the tires, wheels, suspension, and alignment. After hitting a pothole, it’s a good idea to check for the following: If any of these issues arise, it’s best to have…
