Transmission Fluid Change & Flush in Plymouth, MI

Now that the weather is warming up, our schedules are filling up, too. More outside activities, traveling, and family events will take over our weekends. This means it's time to schedule your vehicle's routine tire maintenance service. Your spring tire care should include wheel alignment, tire balancing, and tire rotation to achieve optimum vehicle performance. Keep reading for more helpful tips to keep you and your auto safe while on the road this spring. Spring Tire Care Your car's tires are the only components that directly contact the road. They affect your vehicle's handling, comfort, braking, and overall safety. Routine tire maintenance is essential to protecting your safety and the safety of other motorists. Air Pressure Proper air pressure is an easy way to help retain good fuel economy and extend your tire's lifespan. Find the correct tire pressure in your owner's manual or the sticker on your auto's door jam. The psi on your tire's sidewall is the maximum pressure safety rating - not the fill amount. Check your tire's air pressure at least once a month (or every time you fill your gas tank) with a quality gauge stored in your glove box. You may purchase one of three types of tire pressure gauges at most auto parts stores: digital, dial, and pen/stick. Over-inflation: Too much air pressure creates traction primarily on the tire's center section, causing excessive wear in the center of the tread and little to no wear on the tire's edges. #Air Pressure...