Is your car ready for a long, hot Indiana summer? The summer months can wreak as much havoc on your car as the brutal winter ones. We want to make sure your car is in its best shape for summer road trips.
Your objective is to have an enjoyable trip, free of the hassles and delays that result from car trouble on the road. Here’s how to make sure that your trip is a pleasant one.
Topics: safety, maintenance
The day you purchase a “new to you” vehicle is an exciting time. It’s easy to get caught up in the moment. Maybe the new car smell does something to your ability to reason. Hold on just a minute! How about we check things out first . . . before you invest your hard earned money?
One of our highly experienced Master Technicians will go over that little gem you’re considering with a fine tooth comb. We’ll then create an itemized and prioritized report of his findings. The report is extremely detailed and will let you know what you may want to address now and what can wait until later. Then you’ll be armed to make an informed decision, or maybe do some further negotiating.
Topics: safety, maintenance
A roadside emergency kit is important in any weather — after all, nobody leaves the house expecting to break down.
But in the cold and snow during winter, it’s good to carry a few extra items. Indiana roads get slick with ice, and in the 25+ years of servicing European and luxury vehicles in Indianapolis we know it's good to be prepared for bad weather.
Topics: safety, car care, winterization
Road trips are fun, especially to places warmer this time of year. But before you embark on your journey, you’ll want to make sure your chariot is prepped for the trek. Read on for some tips for preparing your car for a road trip.
When it comes to protecting your family, you want to make sure you’re taking all the precautions you can. If you have children under the age of 8, it’s important to make sure you’ve got them safely secured, as accidents (sadly) do happen. Let’s go over some car seat safety just to make sure your little ones are as safe as they can be, especially in this slippery winter weather.
