This post was originally published on www.progressive.com The battery is what gives your vehicle the juice the engine needs to crank each day. When the battery starts to go bad, you can easily replace it. On the other hand, a bad alternator fails to properly recharge your battery as the car runs. It’ll cost more […]
This post was originally published on www.geico.com Take it from former race-car driver Johnny Unser—checking for telltale warnings of a worn-out tire is more important than you think. “Checking your tires is like going to the dentist,” says Unser, five-time veteran of the Indy 500. “It’s something we don’t do often enough, that we put
This post was originally published on www.geico.com There are a lot of car owners out there who don’t consider brake maintenance a priority—until something goes wrong. Do not make this mistake. When you hit the brake pedal, a complex network of parts springs into action. In order for the system to keep functioning properly, certain
This post was originally published on www.geico.com Driving with worn shocks or struts can result in more than just a bad ride—there are safety implications to consider. “Most drivers don’t realize that driving with bad shocks or struts can actually increase your stopping distances, especially on wet or slippery roads,” says Jill Trotta, Senior Director
