This post was originally published on www.statefarm.com When it’s time to put your snowmobile into storage for the summer, here are a few things you can do to help protect and prepare it for the next riding season. Remember to check your owner’s manual for storage tips specific to your sled. Things to consider before […]
This post was originally published on www.statefarm.com Are the warmer weather and clear roads filling your head with fantasies of revving up your motorcycle? To help make sure you have a smooth and safe ride, check off these motorcycle maintenance tasks from your list before hitting the highway. Do a walk-around You should start by
This post was originally published on www.statefarm.com When it’s time to put your motorcycle into storage for the winter, here are a few things you can do to help protect and prepare it for the next riding season. Remember to check your owner’s manual for storage tips specific to your bike. Things to consider before
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This post was originally published on www.statefarm.com If floodwaters partially or fully submerge your car, it can mean extensive damage and costly repairs. Here’s what to do after the waters recede. Vehicle flood damage checklist Survey potential damage. Note the depth of the floodwaters in relation to your car. Avoid starting a flooded car —
This post was originally published on www.statefarm.com What are some simple tips to protect your car from the sun? The sun and heat can be very damaging to a car. During testing conducted at the State Farm® Vehicle Research Facility, interior air temperatures have been recorded well in excess of 145 degrees Fahrenheit. Interior surfaces
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This post was originally published on www.statefarm.com You work hard to keep your home germ-free, but what about your vehicle? The average American spends about 10 hours a week in their vehicle, which is plenty of time to make a mess. Crumbs and receipts lurk under the seats, of course, but less obvious are germs
This post was originally published on www.statefarm.com Winter brings a number of driving hazards, but one tends to rear its ugly head after the snow is melted and signs of spring return — the dreaded pothole. A close encounter with a crater can lead to wrecked tires, wheels and suspension components. What causes potholes? Potholes,
This post was originally published on www.geico.com Quick: Your tire blows out—would you know how to change it? Knowing how to perform basic car maintenance goes beyond time and money when you’re in a jam. It can also help drivers foster a deeper connection with their ride—helping to assess when their car may be in
This post was originally published on www.geico.com To many, even basic car maintenance can seem daunting. If you’ve ever taken a look under the hood of your car, it may seem like a complicated mess of hoses, wires, blocks and belts. While some vehicle maintenance should generally be left to the professionals, there are a few
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This post was originally published on www.geico.com As our population has continued to grow and people are increasingly relocating to suburbia, average commute times have sky-rocketed. A recent national study revealed that commuters in large metropolitan areas like New York City, Los Angeles and Chicago spend nearly an entire work week each year sitting in
