The leaves are changing and there’s a chill in the morning air.

IT. IS. FALL.

As we enjoy a nice slice of apple pie, or perhaps a Pumpkin Spice Latte (a “PSL,” for you pros out there), you may be wondering if there is anything you can do to get your car ready for Fall.

Well, there is! Here are 5 tips for getting your car ready for Fall driving!

1. Check your brakes and tires.

Bad weather, poor road conditions, and other colder-weather hazards require more stopping power than normal. This means keeping your brakes and tires in prime condition to tackle those cold, damp roads.

Need a little guidance when it comes to checking your tires? Here’s an infographic to help!

After clocking in at 61.182 mph, the fastest monowheel motorcycle has officially been crowned by The Guinness Book of World Records!

Have you ever heard the expression, “turn the boat” when referring to steering a big Cadillac? Well, one person took the phrase to heart when they created the Cadillac Boat!

After finding this photo, we asked our fans and followers for their best caption on this picture and we received 65 responses. Check out some of our favorites!

Earlier this year, Chevrolet revealed the redesigned Trailblazer concept at the International Motor Show in Bangkok, Thailand, while also making its production debut in Brazil this past May. The Trailblazer Premier got a refreshed exterior, mirroring the Chevy lineup’s latest style and looks, similar to the style of Chevy’s current domestic SUVs.

So does that mean it could come back to the states?

Many people debate when the best time is to buy a car. Some say during Presidents Day, others say Memorial Day. But this new report claims that September is the best month to buy a car.