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It’s only Mid-February. I know, I know – It could snow up until April, however after checking the 10-day forecast that is looking less likely as the days go by. With that in mind we decided to push up one of our Spring posts. Driving on wet roads is not something to be taken lightly, so with the help of the Rubber Manufacturers Association we have some tips and advice to keep you and your family safe. . .

The weather has finally gotten warmer which means it is the perfect time for a road trip and some sight-seeing. Here are some awesome ideas for places in Michigan you can drive to this summer. . .

Happy Spring everyone!

Trade your snow boots for rain boots folks, it’s officially spring! Much like you switch your shoes with the changing seasons, it’s smart to give your car a wardrobe update too. Worn tires can cause extra safety issues when venturing out into the rainy weather. . .

So, you weren’t going to go on spring break this year. And then yesterday morning, you woke up to yet another dusting of snow on your car. You had to dig your mittens and hat back out of storage because you optimistically stored them in the back of your closet after those three 50+ degree days of sunshine. You managed a slippery commute. . .

Come see us at the Grand Rapids Camper, Travel, and RV Show from January 18th until January 21st at DeVos Place. . .

While lots of factors can contribute to a noisy car ride, tires are one of the easiest changes that can dramatically improve the soundscape on your next road trip. Here’s how. . .

Happy New Year! 2017 flew by. Actually, the past several years have flown by. When was the last time you checked your tires? It’s hard to know when tires have reached their expiration. Here are some handy tips to help you keep track of the years on your tires. . .

The snow is here and it doesn’t show signs of stopping. In our last post we talked about how the snow brings lots of new adventurous opportunities. Now we wanted to get specific and name a few places you can go so you can enjoy your winter to the fullest. . .

A lot of people ask Northerners why on earth they stay put when the temperatures drop below freezing and snow threatens to imprison us in our homes. They understand the beauty of Michigan in the summer, with our many lakes. . .

With holiday music on the radio, decked out streets, and seat heaters, winter driving can be a joyful way to take in the season. But, the most wonderful season of all is only wonderful if it’s a safe one for you and your family. Most of us up in Michigan are seasoned pros at winter driving, but everyone can use a reminder to help with that first-snow learning curve. . .