European Automotive Specialist

How to prepare your vehicle for a Hurricane EvacuationFuel Up! Don't leave this for last minute, you don't want to be hunting fuel as gas stations run out. Make sure you have your emergency gear in the vehicle, tow hook, jack, lock lug key, spare tire, etc Check your fluid levels, have them topped off if needed, inspect that those low fluids don't = Leaks. Have your battery tested, if it's been more than 2 years since you replaced the battery, replace it. Tire tread depth and dry-rotting check, set air pressure, label on your driver side door will indicate proper specs,  if your tires are at 4/32nds or below, more than 3 years old, have them replaced. Low tread or old tires are dangerous for hurricane weather conditions. Brake inspection, road conditions become hectic with thousands of Floridians ... read more