Thanksgiving Travel Prep for a Loaded Vehicle (2023)
Thanksgiving is the heaviest driving weekend of the year, and most of it is done in a full vehicle. More
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Headlamps, Bulbs and the Shorter Days (2023)
By the end of October you are driving in the dark on both ends of the commute. More
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Halloween Night Driving: Lighting and Visibility (2023)
Halloween is the single worst night of the year for pedestrian visibility, and most of it happens at dusk in residential streets. More
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End of Summer Service Window (2023)
September is when you catch everything the summer beat up, before fall travel starts. More
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Labor Day Weekend Trailer and Tow Check (2023)
The last big towing weekend of the summer, after three months of heat on the brakes and the cooling system. More
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Heat, Traffic and Your A/C System (2023)
Air conditioning that is cold at speed and warm at a stoplight is telling you something specific. More
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Fourth of July Road Trip Readiness (2023)
The Fourth is peak heat and peak traffic, which is a bad combination for a cooling system nobody looked at. More
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Getting the Truck Ready for the Long Weekend (2023)
A three day weekend with a loaded truck is not the moment to find out about the brakes. More
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Memorial Day Weekend Towing Check (2023)
Memorial Day is the unofficial start of trailer season, and a lot of trailers have been sitting since Labor Day. More
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Cold Weather Checklist After the First Hard Freeze (2023)
The first freeze of the year is a diagnostic event. Whatever was marginal in December is now obvious. More
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New Year Maintenance Reset for Your GM Vehicle (2023)
January is the cleanest place on the calendar to build a maintenance plan, because everything is either overdue or it is not. More
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