The holidays are here which means plenty of friendly greetings, eating sweets, and traveling to see your family. AAA estimates around 99 million people will travel by car for Christmas. If you are one of those millions driving somewhere that has a real winter, you need to make sure your car is ready. Even if you are staying in Houston, your car needs to be ready to transition from an extreme summe ... read more

November is Child Safety Month. You can find great tips on keeping your child safe ​here, but we want to focus on keeping your child safe in a vehicle. According to Safe Kids Worldwide, road injuries are the leading cause of unintentional deaths in children and using a car seat correctly can reduce the c ... read more

SUVs have become very popular, especially in urban areas. Their size makes it easy to haul kids to and from practices or take everything you need on a road trip. As convenient as they are, they should not be driven like normal sedans. There are some things you need to know to make sure you get the most out of your SUV instead of it getting the most out of your bank account. Be Consistent Good ha ... read more

As we said in our last blog post, school is starting up again which means there will be an increase of people out in the morning. This increases danger for children trying to get to school and is a serious concern for parents and school administration. But the driver is not always at fault. There are some important safety rules for kids to follow in order be safe going to and from school. Make sur ... read more

School  is starting which means the roads will be filled with buses, cars, bikes, and walkers, all trying to get to school on time. This influx of people can mean increased danger. This is a serious concern for parents and school administration.  Here are few important reminders for drivers that will help keep our kids safe.   When driving, remember: Don’t assume you have t ... read more

We just read several AAA Texas reports about the upcoming Independence Day weekend. This July 4th holiday, the AAA says that millions of Texans will travel by car and most of them will be driving 50 miles or more. If you’re planning on traveling during this holiday period, are you prepared for the trip? Their study indica ... read more

We all know summer road trips aren’t always trouble-free. Dealing with snarled traffic, bad weather, or restless passengers can be taxing but they won’t necessarily stop you from getting to your destination. However, would you be able to deal with an emergency on the road? You can handle car trouble better if you are prepare ... read more

When the economy took a downturn a few years ago, a few car owners neglected maintenance while other owners began wondering if they could handle their own auto maintenance instead of letting a certified mechanic do the job. Now that things are looking up again, handling your own auto maintenance isn’t necessarily a bad thing ... read more

Texas weather can takes a toll on your vehicle’s windshield wiper blades and make them wear out quickly. It’s a part of basic auto maintenance to inspect your wiper blades regularly and have them replaced in the spring and fall. However, most of us skip this inexpensive maintenance step and, unfortunately, wait to change them onl ... read more

Temperatures are expected to reach record high levels again this summer, so now is the time to make sure your vehicle is ready to handle another Texas summer. As you prepare for your summer road trips, don’t forget about your car. These auto maintenance tips will help maintain automobile safety, make your vehicle run smoother ... read more