Saving Lives In Sturgeon Bay With Tire Pressure
All new passenger vehicles on our Sturgeon Bay WI roads now have tire pressure monitoring systems – TPMS for short. They are designed to alert you if your tires are under inflated. Since they are fairly new, a lot of people have questions about TPMS. First off, the most important thing is that you still need to check your tire pressure every week – or at least every time you gas...
Read MoreThe Right Automotive Fluids For Sturgeon Bay Drivers
All those automotive fluids can be confusing for Sturgeon Bay auto owners. Recent years have brought new grades of engine oil, types of transmission fluid, coolant, and brake fluid. The right fluid protects your vehicle and helps it perform at its best. The wrong fluid won’t work as well for Sturgeon Bay auto owners and could even cause damage. In addition to new grades of engine oil,...
Read MoreFuel Saving Tip: Alignment For Your Sturgeon Bay import brand
Imagine you’ve left Sturgeon Bay and you’re up in the arctic on a dog sled. Your dog team is pulling straight and true. You can cover a lot of ground fast. Now imagine what would happen if one or two of the dogs wanted to go their own way and were pulling off to the side. That would slow you down. You would have to work harder to keep the sled going where you want it. The dogs...
Read MoreSteer Right In Sturgeon Bay
Virtually all vehicles come with power steering so many Sturgeon Bay car owners have never driven a car or truck without it. Power steering assists you when you turn your import brand steering wheel. Without it, it would be very hard to steer. Now this power assist comes in a couple of forms. In recent years, a lot of Sturgeon Bay vehicles have an electric motor that reduces steering effort and...
Read MoreFuel Saving Tip: Car Weight And Your WI Driving
Weight is the enemy of fuel economy. Everyone from here to all of Door County knows this makes sense. Some of us in the all of Door County area carry a bunch of unnecessary weight, and I’m not talkin’ what you see in the mirror. Guys; sports equipment and tools. Ladies; well, just take a look around the passenger compartment and trunk. I think my car has about forty-five pounds...
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