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Last-Minute Summer Maintenance Before Fall Hits

Last-Minute Summer Maintenance Before Fall Hits

Burbank’s Summer-to-Fall Shift Is Closer Than You Think In Burbank, August is still sunny with beach-like weather and traffic. However, fall is approaching soon. Although it's technically summer on the calendar, your car will start to notice changes, such as increased school commutes and shorter days. So now's a great time for some quick maintenance before autumn arrives unexpectedly. As the season changes, it's a good idea to conduct a quick check-up on your car, whether you've been traveling, dropping off kids at school, or just commuting to work. This simple step can help avoid bigger problems later and keep your car running smoothly into fall without any hassle. Start with What Summer Took Out of Your Car Let's face it, summer can be tough on your car. Long drives, hot roads, heavy A/C use, and stop-and-go traffic in LA County take a toll on vehicles. It's a good time to inspect for any damage before it ... read more

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Brake Fluid and Cooler Weather: Ensuring Optimal Performance on Frosty Mornings

Brake Fluid and Cooler Weather: Ensuring Optimal Performance on Frosty Mornings

How Cooler Weather Affects Brake Fluid and Your Driving Experience As the weather cools in Burbank, those crisp mornings bring more than just an opportunity to wrap up in your favorite scarf or warm up the car before departing. The fluctuating temperatures can subtly impact several systems within your vehicle, including the brakes. Often overlooked but vital, brake fluid is a critical component that ensures an effective response when you press the pedal—even on chilly December mornings. By learning how cooler weather affects brake fluid, you can ensure your vehicle runs smoothly. Let's delve into the science behind it, identify warning signs of potential issues, and discuss steps to maintain peak performance. The Science Behind Brake Fluid and Temperature Changes Brake fluid is a hydraulic liquid engineered to function effectively across various temperatures. Its primary role is to transmit the force exer ... read more