3010 Auto Drive Pine Bluff, AR 71601
Cars are not as standardized as they used to be. This means that a greater variety is available for purchase, but it also means that the steadfast rules of car maintenance may no longer apply. For example, the old classic rule, 'change your oil every 3,000 miles' doesn't apply anymore.
If you haven't changed the tires on your car in awhile, you may need to have your tires inspected. If your tires have any bulges or cracks, it's probably time to get new tires. If you think there is an object in your tire or you are experiencing a slow leak, it's time to bring your car to Trotter Toyota to have your tires inspected.
One of the biggest risks with winter driving is visibility, and the kind of wiper blades you have and their quality can play a role. Here are some things to consider about wiper blades in the winter.
Winter wiper blades are sturdier, so they do a better job of pushing away ice and snow. They also are encased in thicker rubber, which prevents ice buildup and also protects them from the cold.
To get winter windshield wipers installed on your vehicle, come see us at Trotter Toyota.
We know many drivers in Pine Bluff love to walk into their garage, driveway, or back yard and open up the hood of their Toyota. We also know that you don't love having to make the same repair twice because the aftermarket part you installed failed. It was the cheapest part you could find on the internet... and now you know why.
To make sure that your at home maintenance and repairs are long lasting, make sure to use genuine Toyota parts from the Parts…
Driving on bald tires is hazardous, especially in the rain or other slippery conditions. But how significant is the difference between worn and fresh tread, and how do you know when it's time for new tires?
In the featured video, Toyota shows how a car, when braking from 60mph on a wet road, takes as many as 10 additional car lengths to stop when it has worn tread compared to fresh tread.
Do you need special equipment to tell when your tread is worn down, or can you just eyeball it?
