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WEATHER ALERT! Snow on the way – Is your car ready?

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  With snow expected this weekend, I wanted to reach out to you and give you a few quick tips to stay safe while traveling on our roadways. Slow down during bad weather – driving too fast is one of the main causes of accidents. Completely clear the snow off your car and remove ice from your windshield wipers. Make sure your tires are in great shape.  Your tires are your most critical safety factor during a winter storm, so consider winter tires if you need to be on the road. Replace your wipers, if needed. Has your engine’s antifreeze…
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Holiday Travel and Tips for the Road

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The holiday season is upon us, and many of us will be taking to the roads visiting our families and friends. While driving may be a better alternative and will save you money, you need to ensure that your vehicle is roadworthy as we all know unexpected vehicle repairs can be costly.  Osceola Garage, along with the Car Care Council, advises motorists that when planning a road trip over the holidays to follow the three Ps – Prepare, Prevent and Plan – to save money and avoid breakdowns. Conduct a pre-trip vehicle inspection. If you find your vehicle needs repairs, be…
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Is Premium Octane Gas Better for Driving Performance?

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Is premium octane gas better for car performance during the winter months? Gasoline is rated by a measurement called octane, which is a measurement of fuel performance. The higher the octane, the more power can be achieved from the fuel. The engine in your car is designed for a specific octane rating. Cars that are designed for performance will typically require higher octane ratings, usually 90 or higher. Putting a lower rated octane in these vehicles may cause the engine to knock, which may eventually cause engine damage. Most cars today run on regular grade octane, 87 to 89. Therefore,…
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We Honor our Heroes

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On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918, an armistice between Germany and the Allied nations came into effect. On November 11, 1919, Armistice Day was commemorated for the first time. President Wilson proclaimed that this day should be “filled with solemn pride in the heroism of those who died in the country’s service and with gratitude for the victory.” Veterans Day is intended to honor and thank all military personnel who served our Country in all wars.  Throughout both internal conflicts and world wars, America’s veterans have dedicated their lives to protect those at home. It…
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Fall Driving Tips in the Hudson Valley

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  Autumn is arguably one of the most beautiful times of year in our region.  However,  along with the changing leaves, comes changing driving conditions. Since many of us will be taking to the roads to enjoy the Fall season, listed below are a few auto and driving tips to keep you safe: Steer clear of wet leaves – wet leaves are slippery and reduce traction. The days are getting shorter, which means you will be driving more during nighttime hours. Make sure all exterior lights are working properly. Fall brings the first frost – keep a windshield scraper or small…
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