1.WORN BRAKE PARTS.

Postponing needed brake service, in addition to being a safety
hazard, can escalate the cost of a braking system overhaul.

2. TIRED WINDSHIELD WIPER BLADES.

Don't wait for a rainy day to replace worn  blades.

3. BURNED OUT LIGHTS.

Can you see and be seen? 
Check all your lights regularly to be sure.

4. CLOGGED FILTERS.

Scheduled replacement of air, oil, gas, fuel, transmission and
other filters extend car life and improve performance.

5. WORN SPARK PLUGS.

Worn plugs waste gas and increase exhaust emissions. They also
cause the engine to run poorly. 

6. CORRODED BATTERY CABLES.

Corroded cables and a weak battery cause starting trouble. Have battery and charging system checked if the engine turns over slowly.

7. GLAZED BELTS, ROTTEN HOSES.

A slipping belt can affect engine cooling, alternator, power steering, and air conditioner. Replace worn belts before they let you down . . brittle or rotten cooling system hoses can  lead to overheating. Others, such as vacuum and power steering hoses, hinder performance and safety. 

8. NEGLECTED COOLING SYSTEM.

Periodic servicing of the cooling system helps prevent deterioration of radiator or heater core.

9. LEAKING SHOCK ABSORBERS.

Worn shocks or struts affect ride control and shorten tire life. 

10. DAMAGED CV JOINT BOOTS.

These rubber boots protect the critical CV joints that deliver power to your wheels. They should be inspected regularly and replaced as needed.

11. LEAKING MUFFLER.

Have your car put on a lift occasionally to check the muffler and
other parts of the exhaust system. 

12. TIRED TIRES.

Worn tires are dangerous. Proper inflation, alignment and
balance will extend tire life.

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