Car Care

Sometimes, taking care of your vehicle is just a matter of replacing a dim bulb or an old wiper blade. And sometimes, you’ll encounter issues that should be left to the professionals.

“Walk like a penguin!” is the going advice for walking on our slick sidewalks during the cold and icy winters of Alberta – but what if you’re in your car? The roads can be just as treacherous.

Working on a vehicle isn’t as intimidating as it sounds. In fact, there are several car maintenance tasks you can do on your own.

Getting to and from work or school on snow-covered, slippery roads in the winter is tedious – and building in extra time to scrape ice and drive safely can push you to the last minute on a hectic morning.

Buying a car is one of the most significant purchases most of us make. With so many makes and models in today’s robust market, finding the right car to suit your needs might seem overwhelming.

It’s important to have trust when it comes to professional servicing of your vehicle. Here are a few things you should and shouldn’t say to your mechanic.

Nobody likes paint scratches on a car, especially if it's new. Unfortunately, a few paint chips and scratches are probably inevitable over its life. Don’t fret, though. You can avoid costly body shop repairs and remove many light scratches and imperfections yourself. Here’s a look at five popular DIY auto paint scratch remover and repair kits.

Auto engineering and design have evolved over the years. Cars and parts are lasting longer, and maintenance requirements and schedules have also changed. Doing unnecessary maintenance can make you shell out cash you don’t need to spend. Learn the truth about some popular car maintenance myths.

While some leakage is harmless, certain fluid leaks can point to a bigger problem. To help calm your nerves, this guide covers the most common types of leaks, their causes, and how to handle them.

Having the right floor mats in your car is the best way to save your carpets and prevent bigger problems from settling into your car’s interior. Mold, mildew, and road salt stains can all be avoided by buying the right kind of floor mats. Depending on your driving habits, how often you partake in outdoor adventures or how you use your car for work, buying the right floor mats can mean big savings down the road!