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When it comes to driving, one scenario that be quite daunting is getting a flat tire—especially in a busy city like Philadelphia. It happens unexpectedly and can really put a halt to your plans for the day. That's why it's worth having a plan for what to do in the event you hear that unmistakable hiss while driving. With a little know-how and preparation, you can quickly get back on the road. . .

Regular vehicle maintenance is essential as it helps save money, improve vehicle efficiency, enhance longevity, and ensure safety by addressing potential issues before they escalate.

When you're in the market for new tires, how do you decide which tires to buy? Do you go with the same tires you have installed now? Are you looking at tire rebates and factoring in costs? Is the tire's performance on slick roads a determining factor? Something else? Consumer Reports (CR) took a look at the motivations of tire buyers. . .

This blog post outlines the key components of your vehicle that are inspected and what must be operational for it to pass the state inspection.

In this blog post, we will discuss seven essential steps to help you keep your vehicle's battery running longer. Whether you're a car enthusiast or a daily commuter in Philadelphia, PA, these tips will help ensure the longevity and reliability of your battery.

As a responsible vehicle owner, it's important to be well-informed about oil changes to ensure your car runs smoothly and efficiently. In this article, we will discuss the top five things you need to know about oil changes.

In this guide, we will walk you through the key factors to consider when purchasing new tires and explain how our expert team can help you make an informed decision.

Winter - shovel, salt or all dry, bottled water, crackers or bars, flashlight, blanket, jumper cables or jump box Summer - antifreeze/coolant bottled water, crackers or bars, flashlight, a small cooler with ice if on along trip, number cables or a jump box.

Tune-ups, tire pressure, oil change frequency can enhance fuel economy, stop & go (gunning the pedal), speed limits need to be observed

Changes in weather can affect your TPMS, check tires for wear for coming winter driving, aging of tires a factor (cracking)