Posted on 4/25/2025
Winter driving can quietly wear your car down—salt buildup, pothole damage, and freezing temperatures all leave their mark. As the weather starts to warm up, spring is the ideal time to check in on your vehicle’s health. A seasonal inspection not only helps catch issues before they become expensive repairs, but it also ensures your car is ready for longer drives, changing road conditions, and rising temperatures ahead. After months of winter strain, a little maintenance now can go a long way in keeping things running smoothly. Check and Rotate Your Tires Tires are easy to overlook, but they’re one of the most important parts of spring maintenance. Cold weather can cause tire pressure to drop, and potholes or curb bumps may have thrown off your alignment or caused internal damage. Have your tires inspected for: Uneven wear Cracks or bulges Tread depth Proper air pressure A rotation might be all that’s needed to extend their life, but if wi ... read more