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Spring Clean Your Car: Tips to
Get Your Car in Great Condition
(StatePoint) For some,
spring cleaning is a time-honored ritual, which doesn’t
just apply to your house.
Remember that your car
is likely in desperate need
of some attention after the
winter months.
“A car that`s wellmaintained is safer, cheaper
to run, more reliable and
can be worth more money
at resale time,” says Brian
Moody, executive editor of
Autotrader.
To help, Autotrader
editors are sharing “Simple
Spring Car Care” tips to get
your car in tip-top shape
for the busy driving season
ahead:
• Wash and wax your car
thoroughly. If you can afford
it, have it professionally
detailed. However, if you do
it yourself, be sure to use a
pressure nozzle in order to
rid your car of any leftover
road salt or sand from
the winter. Direct sunlight
can cause a car’s finish to
become dull, but a thorough
washing and waxing can also
help keep your car’s paint
and clear coat looking good.
It’s tempting to run the
car through an automated
car wash, but those big revolving brushes can dull the
finish over time. If you’re not
allowed to wash your car at
home due to regional laws or
neighborhood rules, seek out
a good drive-thru wash and
hand wax instead.
• Check and set your
car’s tire pressure to the level specified in your owner’s
manual or on the driver’s
door sill. As temperatures
warm up, the air in your
tires can expand and that
might impact the way the car
handles.
Be sure not to over-inflate
the tires. While low tire
pressure can cause the tire
to heat up if it’s not rolling
down the road properly,
extreme over inflation can
cause a blowout in high
temperatures. If you’re not
comfortable doing this yourself, take your car to a shop
like Big-O Tires, Sears Auto
Center or Firestone Auto
Care Center -- those kinds of
chains will usually do it for
free.
• Have a qualified mechanic do a visual inspection
under the hood. If you’re
comfortable doing this yourself, check for worn belts or
hoses and make sure your
coolant (sometimes called
anti-freeze) isn’t too old.
Coolant lasts a long time,
but keeping track of when
it was last changed, especially in older cars, can help
you avoid overheating as
the temperatures gradually
climb.
For more tips for keeping
your vehicle in great shape
whether it’s hot, cold, or
rainy can be found at www.
Autotrader.com.
For better driving all
season long, make sure your
spring to-do list includes
cleaning and maintaining
your car.
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Walk to Work Day
(SPM Wire) National Walk to Work Day, celebrated the first
Friday in April, is an excellent time to recommit to a healthy
lifestyle.
Instead of revving up the engine of your car, consider
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SDCL 10-11-13 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the governing body,
sitting as a Review Board of WALSHTOWN Township, Yankton County,
South Dakota, will meet at the Gerald Keely Residence, 44238 302nd
St., Mission Hill, SD 57046, in said taxing jurisdiction on
Monday, March 21st, 2016
7:30-9:00 p.m.
when you’ve
got the right
direction
for the purpose of reviewing and correcting the assessment of said
taxing district for the year 2016. All persons considering themselves
aggreived by said assessment, are required to notify the clerkof the
local board in writing no later that Thursday, March 17th, 2016.
Gerald Keeley, 605-665-5418, Clerk, Dated March 1, 2016
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