“The most critical areas to check after the harsh winters are engine fluids, radiator, hoses, belts, tires and brakes,” says Pat Goss, host of PBS ‘MotorWeek “and” Washington Post “columnist automobile. “An adequate preparation for these important areas of the car before the weather warms up, not only to stay safe during the journey, which contribute to costly repairs.”

Months after the Battle of snow, sleet and ice roads, your vehicle is definitely need some serious concern. To make your spring trouble-free, follow this checklist of 10 points for the safety, reliability and fuel economy.

1. Take your winter tires and rotate throughout the year radial If you have winter tires, it’s time to throw them away. If you do not have winter tires, it is equally important for all-season tires or the switch to rotate them with new ones.

2. Brake check after a blistering winter, be sure to apply the brakes. Warning signs of excessive grinding, squealing, screaming or talking.

3. Clean brushes payroll work hard during the winter months, resulting in dirt and dust on the windshield. Substitute in the spring before a shower, it is difficult to see.

4. Wipe the bottom-wash the outside Also make sure to spray the underside of the vehicle and under the rear and front bumpers to rinse any salt structure, leading to erosion and oxidation. Use a high-pressure sprayer or garden hose for best results.

5. Apply a protective vinyl, such as seats and steering wheel, is vulnerable to cracking, sun damage and discoloration, so be sure to select a guard at the start of the season, and touch regularly.

6. Change the oil, just think of what kind of motor oil you have in your engine. Fully synthetic oils like Mobil 1, specifically to protect your engine in hot weather, while optimizing your engine efficiency and reduce oil consumption. (For more information about Mobil 1, go www.mobiloil.com.)

7. Check all fluids in the winter months, fluids are easily depleted as the engine works harder in the colder weather. Make sure that for an amendment, supplement or replacement for all media, including brake, transmission, coolant, steering fluid and glass cleaner.

8. Price pressure test the pressure in the cooling system, and check belts and hoses for wear or damage.

9. Interior clean, vacuum and make sure you throw the garbage that has unwanted hibernate under their seats during the winter. Now is the time to make your winter car mats in the garage.

10. Wash your car, all vehicles, regardless of the surface (varnish, acrylic, enamel, etc.) require regular washing throughout the year. To adjust the brightness of the vehicle and protect the surface, wax your vehicle if it is completely dried.

“The warm weather is here, so make sure you follow these simple tips to ensure the reliability of the vehicle in the warmer months,” said Goss. “By maintaining your vehicle, it is more likely to ensure from you. And I will do for much less money.”