Did you know that more than 1.2 million auto accidents occur during wet or rainy conditions each year? Being an informed and cautious driver can prevent you from becoming one of those statistics.
One of the first things that you should do when you experience rainy conditions on the road is to remove cruise control. You should reduce your speed immediately, although you should definitely avoid slamming your foot on the brake. Start by removing your foot from the gas pedal. You should try to leave as much space as possible between you and any cars in front of…
When your vehicle's battery is used in temperatures beyond what it was designed for, the greater its chances of failing whether by freezing cold or super hot conditions. Here, we want you to have the best information about the life of your vehicle's battery.
In the winter cold, one thing you can do is to ensure your battery is always charged. Weakened batteries begin to freeze at 32 degrees Fahrenheit, but a properly maintained battery won't start freezing at -76 degrees. If prior to winter, you can have your battery load tested and checked the electrolyte and…
Trying to decide between rubber and carpet floor mats might seem like a difficult decision, so today our staff at Gillman Honda of San Antonio is going to help clarify the benefits of both.
The rubber car mats are excellent if your work has you getting in the vehicle dirty each day. When you travel with your pets or kids and they get dirty, or you live in a region where the weather creates snow, rain, and ice, most of the year, you'll need that added protection the rubber mats bring.
On the other hand, if you like keeping…
Here at Gillman Honda of San Antonio, we strive to provide drivers with the information they need to get the most out of their vehicle. If you recently purchased an SUV or van, cargo space probably played an important part in your vehicle buying process. Many motorists are unaware that there are proper and improper ways to load cargo.
Safety always comes first. You'll want to be sure you don't inadvertently hinder your rear visibility. Stacking items too high make changing lanes and traveling in reverse difficult. Be sure to secure any loose items, and load the heaviest…
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