Auto Car & Motorcycle Expert Tips

MOTORCYCLE WINTER PREPARATION & STORAGE by       Rean        If you live in an area that has cold, wintery weather, it is a good idea to store your bike if you don’t plan on riding it.  Here are some steps to help you through the process: 1)  Picking a proper place to store your ride is key.  Usually a smooth, dry, level place inside away from the elements is best. 2)  Take your bike out for one last ride before storing to heat the engine up.  This burns off engine condensation and heats the oil up which will make the oil change you are about to perform more effective.  Also, at the end of your ride add some gasoline stabilizer and fill the tank completely with fuel.  The stabilizer will keep sludge from forming while the bike is stored. 3)  Perform an oil and filter change while your bike is still warm.  Damage could result to your engine if you do not co...

How to Regular Maintenance Your Vehicle in Winter Season By DMV.Org 1.Replace or Refill All Fluids Whether you take your car in for regular maintenance or you're a do-it-yourself home mechanic, the best way to winterize your car is to start by checking your fluid levels.   Coolant —It is especially important to have the correct antifreeze/water mixture to prevent fluid from freezing in your radiator. Consult your vehicle's owner's manual for information on this mixture. Pick up a tester at an auto parts store and make sure the fluid is filled to the maximum line. Oil —Some mechanics recommend switching to a thinner oil if you live where temperatures drop below freezing. Your best bet is to consult your owner's manual or talk to your mechanic. Wiper fluid  —Often overlooked, you'll need freeze-resistant wiper fluid to keep your windshield clean and your vision clear. 2.Inspect or Replace Your Tires Low air press...