In a previous post on Spring Car Care Tips, we discussed the importance of checking your car’s tire pressure on a regular basis. We also covered what to do if your tire pressure warning light illuminates on your dash.

Tire pressure is definitely important to monitor because low tire pressure may indicate a more serious issue. But other than tire pressure, what are the warning signs you may be in need of tire replacement or other repairs?

If you’re in the market for a used luxury car, buying a previously leased vehicle definitely has its advantages. Sure, you can simply buy used from a dealership or private party, but it’s best to seek out a dealership that implements safeguards to make sure you find the best value for your money.

Here in Minneapolis, winter is winding down. Maybe not going away for good. But at least, making its exit into spring. More sun and more bearable temps bring a new strategy for car care.

Usually, at this time of the year, we’re still in winter driving mode. However, the recent warm weather has most of us thinking spring.

That may change, and soon. This evening’s storm is expected to drop 4-12 inches of snow in the Twin Cities. South of the cities, other areas of the state may get up to 18 inches of snowfall.

The storm will come on the heels of some very rare February warmth. Wednesday brought the sixth day in a row of record highs in the Twin Cities, where the temperature got up to 58, breaking a record of 57 from 1930.

Regardless of how much snow we get with this storm, let’s all remember our winter driving tips and stay safe out on the roads.

Many people feel that buying a car is a stressful experience. But it doesn’t have to be. When it comes to any major purchase, there are steps you can take to eliminate much of the stress.

Here’s some actionable advice to make your next car-buying experience less stressful.