Tire blowouts are rarely caused by things like flaws in manufacturing. Instead, they are usually caused by blunt force trauma. That might sound strange, but tires are designed to have long lives if they operate on appropriate surfaces.

Every driver in Frankfort has probably been faced with rushed driving. It only takes cutting one corner to literally hit a curb, a parking pylon, or a large piece of road debris. 

Fading headlights is a very common condition. Between your bulbs and housings, there are multiple reasons why you would find your headlights begin to dim. This means that there are multiple ways to fix the condition.

The most common reason that you would see your headlights begin to dim is when the lenses on the plastic housings get fogged over from age and sun damage.

The oil viscosity rating is important information, Frankfort area drivers understand that they must get regular oil changes, and the right oil to protect their engines. Ratings indicate the right oil. The viscosity reveals the work that the oil can do, and that it will not break down and become ineffective.

In order for your engine to continue to hum along, it needs a steady supply of fuel. Your vehicle fuel delivery system is the network of components that makes this happen.

Like all of your vehicle systems, the fuel delivery system parts naturally deteriorate as time passes by. These parts play vital roles in the overall operation of your car, and if they unexpectedly fail the consequences can be expensive. Luckily, it is easy to avoid this fate by keeping an eye out for telltale signs of impending component failure. Some common warning signs include:

Proper tire rotation services can help you reach different destinations safely while traveling on roads, paths, or trails. Efficiency increases after your tires are rotated because the rotation procedures enhance traction by increasing tread depth. As a result, you'll also experience optimized handling since strategically rotated tires grip the road more effectively throughout traditional and harsh weather conditions.

You've probably seen brake fluid bottles while walking through an auto parts store, but do you really know what it is? Brake fluid is a crucial component of your vehicle, so it's probably something you should know a bit about. Read on to learn what it is and how it works.

Move Over laws protects tow truck drivers in all 50 states. Let’s help keep our drivers safe. #SDMO pic.twitter.com/KgZY2p83H8

— AAA (@AAAauto) July 12, 2017

The Move Over laws are designed to help protect those who must conduct their business on the side of busy roadways. Unfortunately, the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund reports that 150 police officers in the last 20 years have lost their lives being struck by motorists who did not give these law enforcement officials enough room.

We break down what gap insurance is & what you need to know when in a dealer’s office: https://t.co/Ct6pOeabvo

— Edmunds (@edmunds) February 2, 2017

Walking out of a dealership with a new car is a great feeling. The last thing you're thinking about is what will happen if you are to get into a crash in your new car. These are things you need to think about now, not later. Choosing what type of insurance you need is a very important decision. One of the most important types of insurance for your car is GAP insurance…

Because a car is made up of so many moving parts and components, they require servicing every once in a while to keep them running at their full potential. So when your dashboard warning light comes on signaling that your engine needs to be looked at or your brake fluid needs to be looked at, don't panic or get frustrated. 

Our cars and trucks our filled with several kinds of fluids. If our precious, ever-helpful vehicles didn’t have these fluids, we likely couldn’t drive them to work, school, or anywhere else – let alone out of our driveways.

Here are some of the most common types of fluids people think of when vehicular fluid come to mind.