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As 2018 comes to a close, people want to wrap up the year on a strong point. Get your vehicle maintenance and repairs done now so you can head into the new year with a clean to-do list.

If your vehicle has alerted you that your tire’s air pressure is low, you may have a couple of questions. How does my vehicle know the tire pressure is low? What tire is being problematic? Do I need to put air in my tire or do I need a new tire? Let's go through these questions and give you some answers.

There's nothing more frustrating than seeing your vehicle's check engine light come on when you're trying to get somewhere. Learn what it means and what to do now.

Montana roads can be dangerous in the winter. Be prepared for emergencies and know how to stay safe on the roads.

Whether you’re a new driver who doesn’t know much about vehicle maintenance or a curious seasoned driver, we understand why you’d wonder why oil changes are needed.

Don't get stranded with a flat tire and no way to get yourself home. Change your tire yourself and be on your way to purchasing a replacement all on your own.

Fall is the perfect time to winterize your vehicle. Get ready for snowy and icy roads with these helpful tips.

These vehicle monitoring and maintenance tips can help you get better gas mileage so you can stay on the road longer and pay less at the pump.

Remember to keep these five items in your glovebox for safe driving every day and on long road trips.

How to Know When You Need to Get New Tires You’re probably familiar with the recommendation of when to get an oil change: every 3 months or 3,000 miles. But do you know when you should replace the tires that keep your car going? Good tires need to be on your vehicle at all times to ensure you’ve got proper traction and braking ability. If their tread gets low, you’re at an increased risk for crashes. Unlike with oil changes, there isn’t a hard and fast rule for when you should replace your t...