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Spring is finally here, and that means it's time to make sure your GMC vehicle is in top shape for the warmer months ahead. As we transition out of the cold Pennsylvania winter, taking some key maintenance steps can help ensure your GMC truck or SUV is running smoothly and safely. The expert service team at Eynon GMC is standing by to assist with all your spring preparation needs. Our GMC service center in Enyon can get you ready for spring road trips and more.

With the autumn season just around the corner in Eynon, now is the perfect time to prepare your vehicle for the cooler weather. There are many ways to prepare your vehicle, and we have listed a few below. Follow these tips to better prepare for fall.

Vehicle is an important part of vehicle ownership in Eynon. Without regular service, you can come face-to-face with future problems and issues in your vehicle. These issues can easily stop a planned trip, keep you from making it to an important meeting, and so on. That is why we believe vehicle service intervals matter. When you regularly bring your vehicle in for service, you can easily prevent these potential issues and ensure your day goes smoothly.

You get in your car, put the key in the ignition, and turn it, but nothing happens. The most common cause of a vehicle not starting is that the battery is dead. If that's the case, you'll want to try to jump-start it to get it going.

How Do You Jump Start a Car Battery?

All you need is a set of jumper cables and a good Samaritan that will let you use their vehicle. Once you've acquired those items, follow these steps to jump-start your car safely.

Your car's cabin air filter helps keep the air that goes through your heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems as clean and debris-free as possible. It's an important tool to lessen the amount of pollen, dust, dirt, and other airborne items that may find their way into your car's cabin. Over time, the filter will become dirty and clogged, requiring a replacement air filter to be installed.

How Do I Know It's Time to Change My Cabin Air Filter?

Most vehicles have a recommended cabin air filter replacement of every 15,000 miles.