Hulett Chevrolet Buick GMC

These cloudy and rainy days have everyone wanting to pull out their sweaters, light the bonfire, and pour a warm drink! The fall season is right around the corner, and while we can't wait for it to get here, your car might not be quite as excited. Every season brings a change in weather, and that means a change in driving conditions. There are a few things you can do to help make the transition more smooth, and obviously, the team at Hulett is here to help! Your Autumn Vehicle Checklist Here are some practical tips for getting your car ready for fall! Brakes & Tires The weather that is often associated with fall and winter seasons tend to mean that your stopping power isn't as strong. From rainy days to wintery nights, your brakes and tires will need to be up to the task of stopping in all types of seasons. You'll also want to make sure that the tire pressure is at the right level, and you'll want to keep it there through the season. Look at the Lights ...

The first day of spring is only a few weeks away! The warmer temperatures will be a welcome relief for many of us, but they also mean that it's time to take care of some standard vehicle maintenance. In order to keep our cars in good condition, it's important to take care of seasonal maintenance as it arises. Here are a few tips to prepare your car for spring, courtesy of the team at our car dealership in Camdenton MO . 1. Take Your Car Through A Car Wash It may still be a little too chilly to wash your car at home, but it's still important to wash your car. Salt, sand, and general winter grime has been building up on your paint over the last few months, and it can damage the surface if left to its own devices. Wash your car now so that it can enjoy a fresh start to the new season. 2. Clean The Underside Of Your Car Winter grime affects more than just the sides of your vehicle - it also accumulates on the underside of your car. The salt can actually eat away at ...