This post was originally published on www.geico.com Every vehicle comes with a manufacturer-recommended tire pressure range. Tire or air pressure is measured in PSI (pounds per square inch). It is a common misconception that the PSI on the side of the tire is the recommended level. This is incorrect. The PSI on the tire is …
This post was originally published on www.geico.com When most people bring their car into the garage, they hand over the keys to their mechanic and slink off to wait for the bad news. But experts say you can save a lot of time and money by having an open, honest conversation with your mechanic before …
This post was originally published on www.geico.com Your car’s sparkling finish made it through the salt, sand and harsh temperatures of winter. But your car’s paint faces year-round hazards. According to Autoblog, a car with faded paint and a dingy look sells for 10-20 percent less than an otherwise identical vehicle that just looks nicer. …
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This post was originally published on www.geico.com When you pull up to the gas station, do you really know what you’re getting by making the choice of regular or premium gas? Which one should you choose for your vehicle? Is it worth it to pay more for premium? Here are a handful of helpful facts …
This post was originally published on www.geico.com In 2020, more than 54 million vehicles were recalled across the country. (Could your car be one of them? Click here to check NHTSA’s database and find out.) Even more alarming, family-oriented types like Minivans and SUVs are more likely to have open recalls on the road. In any …
This post was originally published on www.geico.com The Task: Oil Change The cost of an oil change ranges from $20 to $55, according to Angie’s List. To do an oil change on our own, you’ll need: Oil filter wrench Box end or socket wrench Large drain pan Funnel Latex or rubber gloves Ramps or jack stands (if …
This post was originally published on www.geico.com Animals are happy to make just about anywhere a home when it’s cold outside—including your vehicle. A critter using your car as a place to crash might seem harmless, but it is not. That’s because animals like squirrels and mice likely aren’t just sleeping in your car, they’re …
This post was originally published on www.geico.com Whether going on a road trip or making your daily commute, listening to music, a podcast or an audio book can make the ride more pleasurable. Now, thanks to technology, it’s easy to create concert-quality sound in your car without having to shop around for new speakers. With …
