This 1997 Ford Escort made it 19 years, and the reason it’s here today is pretty basic. It needs an oil change, basic tune-ups, spark plugs, wires and a couple of minor sensors to keep it chugging it along.
Today we’re going to talk a little bit more about proper winter preparation for your vehicle here.
One major aspect that we often joke about in Colorado is the idea that you should carry boots, a shovel and snow pants in your car year ‘round. This isn’t a joke.
Today we’re going to talk a little bit more about proper winter preparation for your vehicle here.
One major aspect that we often joke about in Colorado is the idea that you should carry boots, a shovel and snow pants in your car year ‘round. This isn’t a joke.
We have travelers that come in all the time on the weekends that need a repair and we’re here, the car’s here, and the tools are here, but the parts are not. As a result, we’ve resulted to what we call the farmer mentality: We make the parts you need to repair your car in-house.
Today we’re going to be talking about the first few aspects of winter, the cold season and how you can best prepare your vehicle.First off, always cover the basics.