Emergency Supplies You Should Keep in Your Truck at All Times With winter coming, there are a number of emergency supplies you should always have in your vehicle. You never know what type of emergency you might run into, so don’t tempt fate by not having what you need on hand. Here is a basic…
Here are some key tips from Don Mealey Chevrolet in Clermont to keep your new vehicle running smoothly. October is Fall Car Care Month so it’s prime time to be car care aware and give your vehicle some TLC. Chevy Under the Hood Maintenance Your engine is the heart of any vehicle you buy. It…
Well, we hope you were able to get all your bbq’s, camping trips and swimming days in over the last few months. Because summer is coming to an end whether you like it or not. For most of us, that means cooler weather and nastier road conditions. Your car was good to you over the…
Summer weather means cooking out and BBQs with friends and family. Read on for some great BBQ tips. Preheat your grill 15 to 25 minutes before you start cooking to make sure it reaches the right temperature (and to kill any bacteria). Your grill should be 400-450°F for high, 350-400°F for medium-high, 300-350°F for medium…
Summer weather means hot temperatures and the inside of cars get even hotter so remember it is never OK to leave kids or pets in a car — even with the windows down. Kids are more susceptible and at higher risk for heat-related illness and injury than adults because their bodies make more heat relative…
It’s summer and many car owners will take a Saturday to wash the family vehicle. Proper washing is one of the most overlooked and misunderstood areas of auto care, and sadly improper washing damages and dulls your vehicle’s finish over time. Take a look at these tips from Don Mealey Chevrolet to learn more. Always…
You’ve taken the plunge and brought home your shiny new car or truck. It’s a thing of beauty which you’ll be admiring for a while every time you see it. You’ll likely be hearing advice from friends and neighbors who stop by to see your new ride. You’ll want to protect your investment and performing…
Springtime brings rain and the aftereffects of winter weather – potholes and uneven pavement. Keep these driving tips in mind before you travel: Spring showers bring May flowers – and wet driving conditions: Slow down on slick roads, and increase your following distance even when mist begins to fall. Just a small amount of water…
Have you ever wondered what types of tax breaks you are eligible for? Want to learn more? Read on. On the off chance that you utilize your auto only in your business, you can deduct auto costs, as indicated by the Turbo Tax site. In the event that you utilize your auto for both business…
Does the tire pressure warning light keep coming on during winter? There is a good chance it is not a malfunction. If it is cold outside, that is probably the cause. If your car has a Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), it monitors your tires for punctures and pressure losses. If the tire pressure drops…
