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How to Prevent Road Salt From Damaging Your Car

How to Prevent Road Salt From Damaging Your Car

If you live in an area prone to snow and ice, you know that the winter months can be extremely harsh on your vehicle. Salt, sand, and brine from snowplows and salt spreaders may keep roadways clear, but they also have corrosive effects on cars. Salt, or Sodium...

Don’t Crowd the Plow

Don’t Crowd the Plow

When winter storms rear their ugly heads, it’s best to stay off the roads unless you must go out in case of an emergency. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, wintery weather contributed to nearly 400 fatal crashes and an estimated 22,000...

Winterizing Your Windows and Doors

Winterizing Your Windows and Doors

If you're a homeowner who deals with cold weather during the winter months, you want to keep your home as cozy as possible. Properly sealing the windows and doors of your home is one way to do this. Not only will this keep your home more energy efficient, it will save...

The Benefits of Snow Tires

The Benefits of Snow Tires

If you live in an area of the country that is prone to snow, sleet, and freezing rain, you may want to make the switch to winter tires or snow tires for better traction. Snow tires vs. all-season tires Snow tires are made with a specialized rubber that in extreme cold...

Thanksgiving Road Trip Survival Guide

Thanksgiving Road Trip Survival Guide

According to AAA, an estimated 79.9 million people are expected to travel 50 miles or more from home this Thanksgiving, a 2.1% increase from 2023. Of those expected to travel, AAA estimates 71.7 million Americans will take to the roads over the holiday weekend, an...