Heading out for Thanksgiving travel?

1. Check Your Tires

Cold weather lowers Tire Pressure. Make sure all four tires (and the spare) are properly inflated and the tread looks healthy.

2. Top Off Your Fluids

Confirm your Oil, Coolant, Brake Fluid, and Windshield Washer Fluid are all at the right levels, these matter more on long, cold drives.

3. Test Your Battery

Batteries work harder in the cold. If yours is more than three years old or cranks slowly, get it tested before you leave.

4. Make Sure Your Brakes Feel Right

If you hear Squeaking, Grinding, or feel Vibrations, it’s worth a quick check before hitting heavy holiday traffic.

5. Pack a Simple Emergency Kit

Bring the basics: Flashlight, Charger, Blankets, Snacks, and an Ice Scraper. Weather can change fast this time of year.

6. Consider a Quick Pre-Trip Check

A short Inspection from a trusted shop can help catch small issues before a long drive.