April is National Car Care Month and it’s not too late to leverage the Car Care Council’s national consumer media campaign to help grow your business.

Supporting National Car Care Month doesn’t have to take a lot of time. Just five minutes is all it takes to help your customers learn the safety and economic benefits of regular vehicle care.

The Car Care Council suggests five quick and easy ways to get involved in National Car Care Month this year:

Drivers Beware! The Peril of Potholes Are Upon Us

Published Date:

Mon, 03/01/2010

As the ravages of winter subside and temperatures rise, there is probably a pothole out there with your name on it, cautions the Car Care Council. Record cold temperatures, snow and rainfall in many parts of the country have created the perfect storm for the motorists' dreaded “perils of potholes period.”

Checking Brakes Frequently Can Save Money and May Save Lives

Published Date:

Mon, 03/01/2010

When it comes to vehicle safety, the brakes top the list of systems that need to be routinely inspected and repaired immediately should motorists suspect any problems. According to the Car Care Council, a properly operating brake system helps ensure safe vehicle operation and control under a variety of conditions. However, many people are unaware of the signs and symptoms that their brake system may need maintenance or repair.

Spring Into Vehicle Maintenance With This Checklist.

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Now that winter is just a memory, millions of Americans will take to the roads to enjoy the warmer weather. The Car Care Council reminds motorists that spring is the perfect time of year to make sure your vehicle is ready for the upcoming travel season. Whether you’re driving across the country or driving across town, the Car Care Council recommends checking the following vehicle components before embarking on your next trip:

Exterior:

Thanksgiving Travel by Car Saves Money and Headaches

Published Date:

Thu, 10/01/2009

With gas prices dropping and airlines making drastic cuts to the number of flights they will offer over the Thanksgiving holiday, the Car Care Council suggests that driving may not only save you money, but will also save you from plenty of travel headaches.

Traditional Summer Family Vehicle Vacation Better Deal Than Flying Driving Saves Nearly $1,000

Published Date:

Mon, 03/22/2010

Even if gas prices hit $5 a gallon, the traditional family vacation by vehicle costs less, is more convenient and not as stressful as flying, according to the Car Care Council. A family of four traveling by car costs the same as one person traveling by air.

How to Tell if Water Has Damaged Your Car

Published Date:

Mon, 03/22/2010

With heavy rain pounding many parts of the country and hurricane season in full swing, there’s a good chance that you’ll drive through high water that could damage your vehicle. Even though your vehicle may not have been flooded or completely covered in water, the Car Care Council recommends that motorists follow these guidelines to check for damage due to water intrusion or contamination:

Staying Cool in Hot Weather Driving

Published Date:

Mon, 03/22/2010

The inside of your car is full of hot air and this time the culprit is a malfunctioning air conditioning (A/C) system. According to the Car Care Council, an annual checkup of your vehicle’s A/C system will help prevent it from breaking down when you most need it, especially with record high temperatures hitting many parts of the country.

The typical A/C service consists of the following:

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