It is nearly the New Year, and with the New Year come those dreaded New Year’s resolutions. Instead of making the same old New Year’s resolutions about weight loss or savings, why not make some resolutions about your car this year? Here are a few resolutions you should make every year as a car owner.

The winter weather is here, which means the tough driving conditions are here too. When winter storms arrive, you want to be prepared. Keep reading to learn how to build your own winter survival kit for your vehicle.

For many, the holiday season involves travel. If you and your family are traveling to see loved ones this holiday season, you are probably already aware of the potential stress and hassle of your trip. To make holiday travel cheaper and more family-friendly, check out these tips:

It’s October, which means Halloween is almost here. Halloween means fun costumes, scary movies, and trunk or treat. If you’re getting ready for a trunk or treat event, check out these five tips for a successful trunk or treat in Long Island.

We are all concerned these days with keeping everything as safe as possible because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Although COVID-19 is one of the best reasons to make sure your car is sanitized, it’s not the only reason. If you don’t clean your car regularly, the surfaces could be harboring fungi or bacteria. While we are sanitizing our entire homes, we need to remember to sanitize our cars. If you are not sure how to sanitize your car, we have some tips.

Tires are one of the most important parts of your vehicle. Without well-performing tires, you cannot operate your vehicle safely or efficiently. If you are curious to learn how long tires last, keep reading.

There is nothing like a pandemic to make you long for getting on the road and taking along your friends or family for the ride. If you have never towed a travel trailer with an SUV, there are some pointers you need to know before you hitch up and hit the road.

Before you head to the dealership, you want to be as educated as possible. Becoming an educated car buyer can help you get the best deal possible on a high-quality car. Become an educated car buyer with these tips:

Now that you are a car owner, you may think that your whole job is to pay for your car, and put gas in it. However, to keep your car up and running, you’ll need to do maintenance on your car. Routine maintenance may seem like an unnecessary expense, but it will save you money in the long run. How do you budget for routine maintenance? We can help with these handy tips.

Are you the parent of a teen driver? If you are, you want your child to get behind the wheel of a vehicle that is safe. In addition to safety, you also want a vehicle that is accommodating, easy to drive, and affordable. To learn how to choose the right vehicle for your young driver, keep reading.