Posted on 9/26/2016
As the rainy season approaches, Seattleites pack away their summer flip flops in exchange for their warm shoes and raincoats in preparation for the next 6 months of rain and cold. With every change of season there is a new stress put upon your mode of transportation. Whether you walk to work, ride the bus, or drive your car, there are seasonal changes that you should make in order for a comfortable commute. Your car relies upon you to prepare it for the season ahead. As the roads get wet, visibility is decreased and your vehicle’s stopping distance becomes more important. Worn tire tread can double or triple your stopping distance on wet road conditions. Driving on wet roads with bald tires is a recipe for hydroplaning, which can cause you to lose complete control of your vehicle. The importance of a safe stop on wet roadways makes having properly working brakes imperative. As a service to you and your family, as well as the other drivers on the road, you should have your tires and br ... read more