Spring Cleaning Guide for Your Car
Spring has finally arrived, and in place of the cold;cool breezes and warmer days under the sun. It’s time to clean out the last of winter to make way for outdoor adventures. As you set out for spring cleaning, remember that your car needs that extra shine, too, after dealing with snow, slush and debris during the winter. Make sure to include your car’s engine, tires and exterior, such as auto glass, in your spring cleaning checklist. You can do this with a maintenance check, cleaning, and an crack in windshield repair cost to get your car ready for Spring in Oakville.Clean Your Car
A clean car encourages a pleasant drive to wherever you’re vacationing this Spring. The winter made a mess in Oakville, most recently with a snowstorm before the season was finally over. That left a lot of snow, slush, salt and debris lying around, easily taking a toll on your car’s exterior. With Spring coming in, it’s time to clean these from your car’s exterior and auto glass with a thorough wash and a new wax job to look fresh this season. Check for chipped paint and scratches on your car’s body and cracks on auto glass caused by debris on the road last Winter, and have these repaired. Inside your car, clean out small rocks and salt your boots could have carried to the carpets and throw out old trash accumulated.Arrange a Maintenance Check
Spring is the perfect time to schedule a maintenance check for your car. Cleaning the exterior got rid of salt, ice and snow and showed you repairs needed for your car’s body and auto glass. However, many other parts worked hard to let you drive safely in Hamilton during the Winter, and these should now be maintained and repaired. To keep your car in top shape for the seasons to come, its maintenance check should include the following:- an engine checkup
- car battery tests or replacement
- rotation and change of tires and regulating their pressure
- oil change and filter replacement
- replacement of damaged belts and hoses
- check and replacement of fluids such as brake, transmission, coolant, power steering, and windshield wiper
- lubrication of chassis parts, including replacement steering and suspension components
- replacement of clogged or damaged fuel, cabin air and engine air filters.