News

Whether you are new to the region, a new driver, a parent of a new driver, or just need a refresher, we are here to help you understand the differences between driving in warm weather versus the winter, and ultimately help you feel more confident on the road. Safety is our number one priority, and we know it’s yours too. Driving can be scary, but when you’re prepared and confident, you’re less likely to panic when situations arise. We’re going to break down the differences between drivin...

Winter is officially upon us, snow and all. Not only does that mean getting up early to clean off the car before work, it means more hazardous driving conditions for everyone. Snow and ice are making their way onto roads in the low temperatures, which means you need to start thinking about winter driving safety. . .

We put together this printable winter driving emergency checklist that you should consult before you try to venture out into dangerous, snowy or icy conditions.

We’re going to break down how winter conditions affect your vehicle so that you can properly prepare your vehicle and yourself. Next, we’re going to help you get your winter driving kit ready to go just in case you do find yourself in a difficult situation. Lastly, we’ll walk you through what to do if you do wind up stuck and waiting for help.

Winter tires are tires that are specially engineered to maintain better traction in extremely cold temperatures and on slippery surfaces. They are made with more flexible rubber that hardens at much lower temperatures so that they can better conform to the road when all-season tires would not be able to do so.

Wondering how winter tires can keep you and your family safe this winter? Wondering if winter tires are worth the investment? We’ll break down everything you need to know about winter tires so that you can make the best choice to protect yourself, your vehicle, and your loved ones when the weather starts to turn.

Summer brings countless of travel opportunities not afforded during the icy and snowy months. One such summer opportunity is the ability to take advantage of the seasonal roads throughout Michigan. Many beautiful inland lakes are only accessible via an often uneven and rocky dirt road. . .

You might not like to think about it, but the truth is that the health of your tires can actually directly affect your gas mileage. In fact, your tires affect many different aspects of your vehicle, including handling, braking, and acceleration. . .

Whether you like it or not, tire rotation is something that needs to be done regularly to ensure the safety of your vehicle. If a tire goes bald, you’ll have less traction, less air pressure, and ultimately less safety on the road. . .

We’re all itching. The grey skies have taken over and cabin fever is setting in. It takes the average Michiganer close to 1000 miles to drive to Hilton Head, SC or Gulf Shores, AL, and that’s if you live around Grand Rapids. Obviously it can take more depending on where you live. Your Spring Break vacation is approaching . . .