Merry Christmas Everyone! This is truly the time to try to remember all the people who have been part of our past year. It has been one big ride for me. And what made it an interesting one was the fact that I did it with those close to my heart. This post is just to greet you all a Merry Christmas.
Here are a cool collection of tips I have found for us to make the holiday season less of a hassle.
1. It would be better if you schedule your yearly maintenance a few weeks before the Holidays. This will help you avoid the crowd, and prepare for the coming weather changes that will surely affect your car.
2. Change your batteries even if they have not yet bailed out on your car and if you have been using them for three years or more already.
3. Carry a washer solvent on your vehicle, and check wipers. They are usually used much during the season.
4. Have your annual antifreeze change early. This will ensure your vehicle will be ok even if the temperature drops. Also, follow the recommended 50/50 antifreeze and distilled water.
5. Check your tires and your spare. Make sure they are properly aligned and are balanced.
6. Never drive between short distances. It is better to plan your shopping including where you will park, what routes to take and what to buy.
7. Put in a new car seat cover that will absorb all the spills, and the mess the holidays offer.
8. When parking on snow laden ground, check your exhaust, just for safety.
That’s just a jumble from my mind. Hehehehe.
To the following, smiles.....
Auto Parts Lover
Car Parts and Auto Parts Expert
Auto Parts Junkie's Friend
Import Car Parts and Auto Parts Finder
Bent on used Auto Parts
Riding on Auto Parts Alone
You mean a lot to me...
Auto Parts Leaking from my Brains
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