You may notice your tire pressure light come on a lot more during the winter months and though this may feel like an inconvenience, it’s important to get it checked out. However, knowing the right pressure to keep your tires at throughout the year may seem more complicated than it has to. Today we’re going to take a look at tire pressure and give you the information you need to know to stay safe through the season. How Do You Check Your Tire Pressure? Most people don’t think

Without tires, you wouldn’t have much of a car. You’d just have a large metal box. Thus, your tires require ample care for the duration of their life. Part of that care process is having them rotated. But why do you need your tires rotated in the first place? Don’t they rotate all of the time? Don’t worry, we’ll explain. Let’s take a look at why you need to have your tires rotated. The Truth About Tire Rotation Though your tires are rotating as you make your way down the road

This winter is going to be a rough one. Maryland missed out on much of a snowy/icy season last year but that wont be the case this time. With snow and ice comes dangerous road conditions. Don’t take unnecessary risks, prepare for the season and invest in snow tires. The Projected 2018 Winter Winter tires aren’t always necessary here in Maryland, we’ve gone entire winters with only one or two snowfalls. And truly, you can go without winter tires during those periods if you’re

In case you didn’t notice, starting in May and continuing all the way through the end of September is the “tire blowout season.” This time of year, you will find highway shoulders littered with small and large fragments of shredded tires. Towing companies are insanely busy this time of year, and our Maryland auto repair shops also get plenty of calls from stranded motorists. A tire blowout is not only a big inconvenience, but also a rather dangerous event. Here are a few tips