Do you know when you got your tires rotated last? In general, drivers should expect to get a tire rotation every 5,000 to 7,500 miles. However, do you know why tire rotations are so important? Here at U.S. Auto Sales, we will explore the importance of tire rotations and what may happen if you don’t rotate your tires often enough.
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Are your windshield wiper blades leaving streaks of water behind? Are they squeaking while in use? These are two common signs that your car needs new windshield wipers. Thankfully, replacing windshield wiper blades is an easy and fast task that you can do right at home. Learn how to install new wiper blades with our guide below.
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Did you know that tax season is one of the best times to invest in your vehicle? Whether you need to take care of your current vehicle or are looking to shop around for a different car, there are many great ways you can use your tax refund to upgrade your ride.
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Over the past several months, drivers that typically explore the roads have ben finding themselves at home more frequently. Although you may not be driving as much as you’ve used to, it’s still important to keep tabs on the health of your vehicle. Like people, it’s unhealthy to stay in one place for too long. So, how often should you drive your car? It’s recommended that you drive your vehicle at least once every two weeks for at least 15 minutes each time. Below, we will detail a few common problems drivers may encounter if they don’t drive their vehicle enough.
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Just like the bulbs around your home, the bulbs inside your vehicle will need to be replaced eventually. Thankfully, new headlight bulbs are affordable and are easy to replace. If you need to change a headlight in your car, learn how to replace a headlight bulb below.
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If you own a vehicle, you might have wondered whether you should wax your vehicle. Waxing your vehicle adds an extra layer of protection to your vehicle’s exterior. Surprisingly, not many drivers choose to wax their vehicles today, despite the numerous benefits that you can get by regularly doing so. Here, we will explore various reasons why you should consider waxing your car if you don’t already.
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Occasionally, drivers will need to replace the air filter in their car. Air filters are helpful for preventing environmental debris like dirt, sand, and dust from reaching your engine. Over time, the air filter will collect too much debris and cause your vehicle’s performance to be negatively impacted if it isn’t replaced. Experts recommend that drivers should replace the air filter in their vehicle once every 12,000 to 15,000 miles. If you aren’t sure when you changed your air filter last, here are some symptoms to watch for.
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Getting a flat tire is stressful for any driver. Not having the right tools can make the situation feel even more stressful. To avoid situations like these, be prepared and store the tools needed to change a flat tire inside your vehicle. Here’s our list of equipment you should keep inside your car.
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Whether you are getting an oil change or considering changing your oil type, you’ve likely heard about both conventional and synthetic oil. While both do well at lubing the engine, these two oil types are very different. Below, we will explore the differences between conventional oil and synthetic oil.
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Do you know when the last time you got a wheel alignment was? To ensure that your car goes where you want it to, it’s important that you get your wheels aligned periodically. So, how often should you get a wheel alignment? It’s recommended that you get your wheels aligned every two or three years. However, driving on poorly maintained roads or hitting curbs and potholes could require realignment sooner. Unsure if your wheels are misaligned? Here’s how you can tell if your wheels are out of alignment.
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