![]() Schedule an Oil ChangeĪ change of oil every time the season changes can extend a car’s life by thousands of miles, especially with an older engine. You can take a look at the parts yourself if you feel comfortable doing so otherwise, call us to do the job. The colder it gets, the more these components strain to keep the vehicle going. Your vehicle’s plugs and batteries can be depleted up to 60% faster than when the weather is warmer. “Keep in mind that your power steering, brake, and coolant systems are closed, so low fluid levels may indicate a leak,” they say. Our ASE certified experts suggest taking a look at coolant, transmission, brake, and power steering fluid levels. Never add plain water during winter as this can cause your reservoir and hoses to burst in extremely cold temperatures. If you run low, just pour some in the reservoir until full. Doing 70 on the highway with compromised visibility is not the time to discover you’re out of wiper fluid. Speaking of wipers, Mississippi winters often mean wet/dirty roads and you likely used your washer fluid to keep your windshield clear. Replace blades once in the fall and once in the spring. Always test them before you get caught in the rain. Measure the old blades and check the car’s manual for the correct size before removing the old ones to install new ones. Thawing, freezing, and scraping over icy windshields can cause wiper blades to warp, bend, and crack. Here are some specific spring car maintenance tips and tricks worth considering. With the weather warming up, early spring is ideal for getting your car prepared for road trips, more frequent driving or even that epic summer vacation that’s only a few months away. Routine, seasonal maintenance checks will help your car perform its very best, as you turn the corner from winter to spring. Springtime is often associated with house cleaning, but here at Car Care Clinic, we think it’s a great time to focus on your car as well. ![]()
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