As winter rolls in and temperatures start dropping, heated seats can turn every drive into a cozy, comfortable experience. Wondering how they work or how to keep them in good shape? Here’s a simple guide to understanding heated seats and keeping them running smoothly.
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As temperatures drop, nothing beats the comfort of heated seats in your vehicle. But how do they work, and what should you know about them?
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Your vehicle's brake system is its most critical safety feature, and brake fluid is the lifeblood that ensures it functions correctly. But how can you tell when your car or truck needs a brake fluid refill?
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When you drive off the mechanic’s lot with a fresh set of brake pads, the last thing you expect is an unsettling noise when you press the pedal. This can be concerning, especially after investing in what you hoped would be a smoother, quieter ride.
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Heated seats are often thought of as a luxury item and are most often included in high-end cars. The actual technology behind heated seats, however, is no different than that used in electric blankets, hair dryers, water heaters and anything else that uses electricity to produce heat.
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What are winter wiper blades? Why would you consider swapping in a different set of wiper blades once the snow starts to fall and the cold weather sets in? Is it really necessary, or merely optional, from a safety standpoint? Let's take a closer look.
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If you're in a hurry and just want an answer to the above question, it's no. You no longer need to warm up your car in winter — for your car's sake — unless it's old enough to have a carburetor (and that's unlikely unless it's at least 30 years old), or it's electric or a plug-in hybrid. Wait, electric? To find out why this is true for a conventional car, or want more details on why you should warm…
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Your alternator plays a critical role by keeping your car's battery charged, but can also be notorious as the top reason car batteries die. On average, a car's alternator lasts about seven years or around 150,000 miles. But how does an alternator work and what you are some signs that it may be malfunctioning?
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Most car batteries will last three to five years, but multiple factors can reduce their lifespan. Here are five ways to boost your car battery's longevity. Extending the life of your car battery comes down to proper care.
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Driving with worn out shocks or struts can greatly affect your ability to steer, brake, and control your vehicle. If you see or feel any of these symptoms with your vehicle, don't compromise your safety or the safety of your family. Know what to look for before a problem is happening.
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