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The short explanation is that synthetic oil is a man-made, artificial lubricant. Because it’s produced from controlled ingredients, its purity is much higher than petroleum-based oil, which relies on a natural product. That means synthetic oil has greater longevity and higher quality than conventional motor oil.

Drivers using synthetic motor oil can expect to extend or even double the time between oil changes, making it an economic product. Its benefits don’t stop there, however; synthetic oil doesn’t build up in your engine 

Tire cleaning using the right products is essential to prevent them from dry rot. Tires mainly develop the browning layer problem, and also, if you use the wrong cleaning products, they discolor and crack.
Always wash the tires before washing your vehicle to avoid splashing grime onto the already cleaned car parts.

Step One:
Ensure you have the necessary cleaning agent for the type of car tires or use the all-purpose solution.

Step Two:
Select a good tire brush with a stiff nylon bristle to help reach into the tire crannies as you scrub.

Step Three:
With a bucket full…

A Spring oil change can go a long way toward helping your car give you its best.

When you visit the team at Christian Motors, you'll find a selection of new Chevy models that include several of the market's best new options. 

Salt is commonly used on the roads during the wintertime to melt ice. Your tires will inevitably kick up ice onto your car causing corrosion to occur if it isn't cleaned off frequently. 

Here are a few ways you can protect and prevent your car from the salt on the road:

• Apply ceramic coating or wax

Use a ceramic coating to give your paint job an extra layer of protection. Wax is also another temporary way to protect the paint job from dirt, salt, UV rays and more.

• Degrease the engine regularly

Drivers should understand the difference between winter tires and all-season tires prior to making purchasing decisions. To suit a wide range of customer needs, manufacturers often equip their vehicles with all-season tires. Winter tires and all-season tires are different in more ways than just their usages. 

Materials

Winter tires and all-season tires are developed using two different types of rubber. Manufacturers develop winter tires using a rubber compound that allows the tire to remain flexible under colder weather conditions. The 

How often should your car receive fuel system service? According to our Christian Motors, Inc. service techs, your car should receive fuel system service at least every 30,000 miles or sooner. It depends on your car's behavior. Here's how to know for sure.

Dirty Fuel System, Subpar Car Performance

A dirty or clogged fuel system prevents your car from performing at its peak. It also ages your car's engine and transmission prematurely. As a result, a dirty fuel system makes your car behave like it's much older than it actually is: rough starts, shuddering when…

Most consumers looking for new or used cars may not be aware of vehicle recalls. At (DEALER), we provide you with comprehensive information and access to vehicle recalls report. There are two types of vehicle callbacks. They include:

• Emission Recall
• Safety Recall

In case of any of the two recalls, your car will get the repair at no customer expense. Let get a comprehensive look at each recall.

Emission Recall

When manufacturers build and design their vehicles, they ensure it meets emissions standards. 

With IIHS, there are a few important tests that vehicles are put through. They deal with the collision of the vehicle. For one thing, people are very likely to crash from the front of the vehicle. Therefore, tests must be run to look at the injury and survival likelihood from the crashes in each tested vehicle.

One of the types of crash tests that are done from the front is the moderate overlap test. This is done with the vehicle traveling at 40 mph. This is used with a face that is made with the use of aluminum honeycomb.

It seems like wherever you happen to be driving in Fertile, MN, it’s a given that you’re going to see someone riding a bike. The rate of people riding bikes has increased to unbelievable numbers. A big concern is how bicyclists and drivers can safely share the roads. Here are some ideas how drivers can co-exist with bicyclists on the road.

• Never assume to know what a biker is going to do next. Allow them more than enough room should they decide to change directions
• Never approach a bicyclist suddenly because it could frighten them and cause an…