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Choosing the right first car for your teen does not have to be a difficult decision. If you simply keep these tips in mind, you will find the safest car on the lot for your child to drive.
The one thing to consider is bigger is better early on. Your teen does not need a car packed with horsepower, they are going to be learning each time they get on the road. Look for lower horsepower when they are just starting.
The crew here at Raymond Kia wanted to help our audience make informed vehicle purchases. To that point, here are a few key differences between trading or refinancing your vehicle.
When refinancing, you are going to be able to get a better interest rate which will result in getting a lower car payment. The only downside is this isn't always the best option if you are bringing a vehicle to the lot that is old and has little to no resale value.
Many people simply think the battery is responsible for keeping everything up and running under the hood of the vehicle. It might come as a surprise that without the alternator, your driving experience would be far less pleasant than it is today.
The alternator is connected to the engine block by a belt, and as the motor runs, that belt spins to charge the alternator. The charged alternator must be in peak condition because it is gong to be responsible for powering many of the items you can't drive without.
What do you need to go tailgating? Most people know what they need and don’t need to be told what to bring with them in a blog post. A tailgater should think about bringing some other things along with him. It may be a good idea for someone to pack an additional kit that does not include food, team gear and an over-sized foam finger.
The practical side can be overlooked. A list of tailgating essentials must include a first aid kit, any necessary medications, and bug spray is a good idea depending on the weather. Sunscreen may or…
If you notice dings and scratches that are ruining the appearance of your vehicle, there's no need to invest in repainting your entire car. Our service technicians at Raymond Kia in Antioch, IL recommend following a few tips for getting professional results when doing a touch up paint job.
Find out your vehicle's factory color code and order the right color to match your car's current finish from our parts department.
Have you been looking for the perfect car? Have you been wondering which model will work best for your needs? It's time to consider a hatchback as your next vehicle. Here's why.
Hatchbacks are incredibly versatile vehicles that offer both style and space. Whether you want to store sporting equipment...
It's back-to-school time and that includes making sure your vehicle is ready. Here at Raymond Kia, we want to ensure your vehicle is in perfect running order and has everything you need for the school year.
It's important to stay organized within your vehicle since you'll be hauling books and bags, sports equipment, musical instruments, and more. Now is a good time to make sure the trunk has adequate space, along with your safety equipment, for all of your stuff. Now's a good time to make sure you have an auto safety kit for emergency situations…
Having a roof rack on your SUV can free up some interior room during your next vacation. However, it's important that your rack is installed efficiently to stay safe. We want you to know as much about your vehicle as possible, so here are some key installation tips.
Before you install the racks, you need to read the instructions and pay close attention to screw torque settings. These accessories are designed to work seamlessly with your vehicle's exterior body. Unfortunately, screws that are too tight or too loose can lease to cosmetic damage or worse.
Motor oil is a complicated subject. It's important to have the correct information when making a decision regarding the product. Below we have compiled a list of commonly cited motor oil myths.
First, it is essential you change your filter with every oil change. You may be tempted to save a few bucks by not doing this, but in the long run, it can cost you hundreds. Replacing your filter prevents harmful substances from entering your engine, and as such is a crucial part of the oil change process.
The crew working at Raymond Kia have compiled a short list of things you should be keeping in your roadside emergency kit to limit problems off the highway.
Pack a small first-aid kit for being able to deal with minor injuries long enough until help does arrive. Bring a big flashlight and new batteries so you can wave for help at night or use the light to see when your working on the vehicle in the dark. Pack jumper cables in the trunk so your car could be jump-started when the first motorist stops to help.
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