Winter 2025: What to Check on Your GM Vehicle
Winter in North Texas is a handful of hard freezes and a lot of rain. Both find the same weak points. More
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Cold Start Readiness for Your 2021-2025 GMC Yukon XL
A seasonal check for the 2021-2025 Yukon XL: battery testing before the first freeze, not after. More
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The Night Before Thanksgiving Checklist (2025)
If you are leaving in the morning, here is the twenty minute version. More
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Thanksgiving Travel Prep for a Loaded Vehicle (2025)
Thanksgiving is the heaviest driving weekend of the year, and most of it is done in a full vehicle. More
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Holiday Travel With the Family 2025
Holiday travel means a full vehicle, a lot of miles in a short window, and weather that can turn. More
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Headlamps, Bulbs and the Shorter Days (2025)
By the end of October you are driving in the dark on both ends of the commute. More
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Wiper and Lighting Season: Chevrolet Bolt EUV Edition
A seasonal check for the 2022-2023 Bolt EUV: shorter days, more rain, and the parts that matter. More
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Halloween Night Driving: Lighting and Visibility (2025)
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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Wiper and Lighting Season: Cadillac Escalade Edition
A seasonal check for the 2015-2020 Escalade: shorter days, more rain, and the parts that matter. More
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Fall 2025: What to Check on Your GM Vehicle
Fall is the best maintenance window of the year. It is cool enough to work outside and early enough to fix things before the first freeze. More
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Fall Maintenance Window for Your 2015-2020 GMC Yukon
A seasonal check for the 2015-2020 Yukon: the best month of the year to catch deferred work. More
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Hunting and Off-Road Season Prep: 2018-2023 Chevrolet Traverse Checklist
A seasonal check for the 2018-2023 Traverse: skid plates, lighting, liners and recovery points. More
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