by Good Works Auto Repair | Oct 20, 2021 | Seasonal Driving & Car Care Tips
The Phoenix area gets almost 300 days of sun each year on average. Combine that with year round warm temperatures and you have the main reason why many people like living here in Arizona. But, all that sun and Arizona’s hot summer temperatures can damage your vehicle...
by Good Works Auto Repair | Sep 29, 2020 | Seasonal Driving & Car Care Tips
Did you know that October is Fall Car Care Month? With the changing of leaves and cooling weather, it’s time to think about some preventative maintenance on your vehicle before winter comes. Fall Car Care To-Do List The summer heat, especially here in Arizona, may...
by Good Works Auto Repair | Jul 20, 2020 | Seasonal Driving & Car Care Tips
You don’t have to have lived in Arizona for very long to know that our summer temperatures can get HOT! While YOU may be able to cool off at the neighbor’s pool or by sitting inside with the A/C, your car doesn’t have that luxury. Let’s take a look at how you can...
by Good Works Auto Repair | Apr 13, 2020 | Seasonal Driving & Car Care Tips
It’s officially spring, and you know what that means. Time for spring cleaning! While you’re at it, don’t forget about your car. After all, April also brings National Car Care Month. No, it’s not the only time you should care for your car. But, it IS a great time to...
by Good Works Auto Repair | Feb 3, 2020 | Seasonal Driving & Car Care Tips
The answer to this question is generally affected by where you live, and more importantly, where you drive. In some areas of the country, winter tires, aka snow tires, are a wise investment, while in other areas, they might not even be a consideration at all. ...
by Good Works Auto Repair | Jan 27, 2020 | Seasonal Driving & Car Care Tips
If you live in Arizona, you likely appreciate the fact that you get to avoid the significant snowfall and seriously cold weather that the northern half of the country gets during the winter. That doesn’t mean you can avoid the cold altogether, however. So how does...