Check Wiper Blades

Visibility can be an issue during the winter. Make sure that your wiper blades are ready to handle the sleet, ice, and snow. Check your wiper blades to ensure that there is no peeling rubber or bent blades.

Battery Test & Inspection

Don’t get stuck on the road with a dead battery. Test your battery’s cold-cranking amps and reserve capacity while checking the terminal for corrosion.

Brake Inspection

Don’t get caught with bad brakes in icy weather! If you notice that your stopping distance is increasing, then be sure to visit our service center today for a certified brake inspection.

Tire Inspection

Your tires are important to the overall safety and performance of your vehicle. Be sure to check each tire’s tread depth. Also, be sure that each tire has the right amount of pressure. You should consider installing winter tread tires at our tire department if driving in sub-zero weather on slippery roads.

Change Washer Fluid to Winter Blend

Did you know that your washer fluid can freeze over in extreme sub-zero temperatures? We recommend installing a winter-blend washer fluid for optimum cold-weather visibility and safety.

HVAC Inspection

You don’t want to deal with a freezing cabin during the winter months. Check to make sure that your vehicle’s heater is working properly. Also, check the defroster as well as the steering wheel and seat warmers.

Check or Replace Engine Antifreeze

Your engine can freeze up if the temperature gets cold enough. That’s why you want to make sure that you have the right level of antifreeze. If it has been more than two years since your last antifreeze service, then visit our service center today.

Windshield Crack & Chip Inspection

Check your windshield for any cracks or chips. Even minor damage to your windshield can expand during the winter months.

Prepare a Roadside Safety Kit

Finally, make sure that you take the proper precautions while you are on the road. Prepare a roadside safety kit with flares, road hazard signs, a first aid kit, and a blanket.