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Is Your Car Back-to-College Ready?
In August it’s easy for college students to remember to get new clothes, school supplies and dorm and apartment furniture, but what about preparing the car that’s going to haul all that stuff? The professionals at Danvers Auto Engineering remind students and their parents not to overlook Vehicle Maintenance 101.
“Making sure the college-bound vehicle gets a passing grade will give both the student and their parents peace of mind for the drive back to school and the first semester of bombing around, It’s always a good idea to inspect a vehicle and have any repairs done at home at a familiar repair shop.”
Danvers Auto Engineering recommends that the following items be checked before hitting the road:
• Tires and tire pressure
• Hoses and belts
• Air filters
• Wipers
• Exterior and interior lighting
• Fluid levels, including engine oil, power steering, brake, transmission, windshield washer solvent and antifreeze/coolant
In addition, a 21st century tune-up should also be performed, which includes inspecting the following systems: battery, charging and starting; engine mechanical; power train control; fuel; ignition; and emissions. To learn more, contact Tom at telliott@danversauto.com or call 978-777-3627 with any questions or concerns you may have or to make an appointment.
In a very short amount of time, Danvers Auto Engineering can identify how road-ready your vehicle is and then recommend any steps needed to repair the problems before heading out for vacation. It does not take long to avoid the inconvenience and potential safety hazards of breaking down many miles away from home. If repairs or maintenance are needed, the professionals at Danvers Auto Engineering, the ones that know you and your vehicle, can perform them for you.
Is Your Car Back-to-College Ready?
In August it’s easy for college students to remember to get new clothes, school supplies and dorm and apartment furniture, but what about preparing the car that’s going to haul all that stuff? The professionals at Danvers Auto Engineering remind students and their parents not to overlook Vehicle Maintenance 101.
“Making sure the college-bound vehicle gets a passing grade will give both the student and their parents peace of mind for the drive back to school and the first semester of bombing around, It’s always a good idea to inspect a vehicle and have any repairs done at home at a familiar repair shop.”
Danvers Auto Engineering recommends that the following items be checked before hitting the road:
• Tires and tire pressure
• Hoses and belts
• Air filters
• Wipers
• Exterior and interior lighting
• Fluid levels, including engine oil, power steering, brake, transmission, windshield washer solvent and antifreeze/coolant
In addition, a 21st century tune-up should also be performed, which includes inspecting the following systems: battery, charging and starting; engine mechanical; power train control; fuel; ignition; and emissions. To learn more, contact Tom at telliott@danversauto.com or call 978-777-3627 with any questions or concerns you may have or to make an appointment.
In a very short amount of time, Danvers Auto Engineering can identify how road-ready your vehicle is and then recommend any steps needed to repair the problems before heading out for vacation. It does not take long to avoid the inconvenience and potential safety hazards of breaking down many miles away from home. If repairs or maintenance are needed, the professionals at Danvers Auto Engineering, the ones that know you and your vehicle, can perform them for you.
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