Category: Vehicle

How To Travel With Fido Onboard

Dog travel by car. Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever enjoying road trip.
Whether going on a two-day camping trip or a month-long mountain adventure, many people travel with their dogs. Along with companionship, your dog provides protection. Even if you have a smaller breed, they’ll alert you of anything suspicious. That’s great news if you ever head to more isolated areas. Because... [read more]

Is Your Cabin Air Filter Ready For Pollen Season?

Dirty cabin pollen air filter for a car
Almost every year, automakers change or upgrade their vehicles. As a perfect example, in 2000, they began to include air filters inside the cabin. Not only does it help keep pollen from seeping inside, but also bugs, leaves, and other debris. However, if you drive an older model car, there’s... [read more]

Pollen Is Coming. Is Your Car Ready?

Replacing cabin pollen air filter for vehicle
A warm breeze and the bright sun are welcome things after a cold winter. But they also herald the start of allergy season for many people. In addition, it’s also a sign to check your car’s cabin air filter. If you haven’t checked it or changed it lately, it might be... [read more]

Preparing To Trade-In? Get Your Old Car Ready To Go

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Perhaps you feel embarrassed every time you drive your old car, or maybe you’re done forking out money for repairs. If you drive something that’s seen better days, now’s the time to trade in your old car. However, to get the most out of the deal, you’ll need to do... [read more]

Your Car’s Stuck In Snow. Now What?

Photo of a Man Pushing Broken and Frozen Car, Stuck in the Snow. Winter, People, and Car Problem Concept.
In New York, it typically snows a lot. For that reason, drivers often struggle on the roads. Regardless of what you drive, you should know what to do if you get stuck in the snow. To reduce the risk, have your car checked before the next heavy snowfall. Brutal Winters Along with... [read more]

How To Warm Up Your Car On Chilly Days

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Did you know there’s a right and wrong way to warm your car up when it’s cold outside? There is, and with this information, you’ll know what to do. In addition, make sure you get your car serviced for the winter by visiting the Della Auto Group in Queensbury, New... [read more]

Why Is My Heater Blowing Cold Air?

Closeup of hand driver man checking adjusting air from conditioning the cooling system with flow of cold air in car.
As the cool fall temperatures become colder in the winter, you want a car heater that works. However, that’s not always the case. A heater that only blows cold air means that something’s wrong. Sometimes, there’s an easy solution. If not, you might need to have an expert perform a... [read more]

Don’t Go Too Long Without Taking Your Car For A Drive

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By not putting a lot of miles on your vehicle, it’ll last longer and there’s a good chance you’ll pay less for insurance. At the same time, you don’t want to wait a long time without driving it. It’s important to take your vehicle for a spin instead of letting... [read more]

How Often Should You Change Your Wiper Blades?

Close shot of a wet windscreen wiper blade wipping a car's window with a blue sky with clouds on the background
  Bad weather can happen at any time. And when it does, your windshield wiper blades suddenly become essential parts of your car. But if they aren’t in good condition, you could find driving safely challenging. In addition, your wiper blades can help you clean a dirty windshield and remove condensation... [read more]

What Your “Check Engine” Light Is Telling You

Engine failure symbol lights up in the dashboard of the car
There are few things more frustrating than dealing with car problems. For example, breakdowns and mechanical failures can leave you stranded. You could face inconveniences or even dangers on the road. Fortunately, a little light in your vehicle can warn you of problems. The “Check Engine” light indicates when your... [read more]