Regular maintenance: Schedule regular maintenance appointments with a trusted mechanic to ensure that your car is in good working order. This includes tune-ups, oil changes, tire rotations, and other routine checks.

Check tire pressure: Make sure to check your tire pressure regularly and keep it at the recommended level to prevent uneven wear and tear on your tires. Got a slow leak in your tire? Bring it to Alan's Auto for tire repair.

Keep fluids topped off: Check your car's fluids regularly, including oil, coolant, and brake fluid. Make sure they are at the appropriate levels and top them off as needed.

Clean air filters: A dirty air filter can reduce fuel efficiency and cause engine problems. Replace or clean the air filter as recommended by your car's manufacturer.

Use high-quality gasoline: Using high-quality gasoline can improve fuel efficiency and prevent engine damage.

Drive smoothly: Aggressive driving habits like speeding, hard braking, and rapid acceleration can put extra strain on your car's engine and brakes.

Brake Inspections: When ever your brakes are making noise or if the brake pedal is feels too spongy, get a brake inspection.

Park in a garage or covered area: Parking in a garage or covered area can protect your car from weather damage like hail, wind, and sun damage.

Don't ignore warning signs: If you notice any warning signs like strange noises or dashboard lights, don't ignore them - have them checked out by a mechanic as soon as possible. Alans's Auto provides check engine light diagnostics and repairs.

Keep an emergency kit in your car: In case of an emergency or breakdown, keep an emergency kit in your car with items like a flashlight, jumper cables, first aid kit, and water.