Calling all Volkswagen drivers! We have some pretty exciting news for you guys – February is coming to end, which means March will be here soon! What does that mean for Nissan drivers? Well, that means spring is right around the corner and warmer days are ahead of…aka road trip season is almost here! After a very long 2020 and equally as long winter (at least it feels that way), I’m sure you’re just itching to get out and adventure and in some warmer weather…we are too! However, before you hit the road this spring, be sure to give your Nissan the TLC it deserves. Regular maintenance helps keep your Nissan running in tip-top shape, and helps you avoid running into costly repairs down the road. After a long snowy winter, your Nissan is probably in need of some service. So where to start? Great question – As always, we’re here to help! Below you will find five spring maintenances that are DIY friendly and a must for all drivers. If you find you need assistance with any or all of your spring maintenance, leave it to our professionals! Just schedule a service appointment online now, and check out our service specials page to see how you can save big!
Give Your Vehicle A Good Wash
- Winter can be tough on your vehicle’s exterior. Freezing temperatures and salt from the road can do real damage to your paint job, so make sure to start the season with a car wash.
- If you choose to go to a car wash, go for the premium wash to get all the nooks and crannies and a deep clean after months of harsh road conditions.
- If you do it yourself, make sure to add baking soda to the wash water if your car has a strong salt buildup. This will help neutralize the salt and save your paint job.
Tire Check
- When it looks like the snow is finally done falling, be sure to switch from your snow tires to your all-season tires.
- Once you have your tires back on, be sure to grab your owners manual to find the Manufacturer recommended air pressure. Not only is this important for alignment, but also can give you better gas mileage and save your money at the tank!
- Make sure your tires are rotated regularly and don’t wait until you have a visible flat to fill them up.
- Check your tires for worn tread and make sure to replace your tires when the treading becomes too worn. If you’re not sure if you need new tires, use the penny test to determine!
Battery Check
- After a long brutal winter, you’re going to want to check your battery’s life.
- Stop by the dealership for a battery test to see the life of your car’s battery. If your battery is getting weak, you can prevent future problems by replacing it before it stops working.
- If you find you’re in need of a new battery, be sure to check out our service offers page to see if you can take advantage of any battery offers!
Replace Wiper Blades and Fluids
- Snow, sleet, and ice can cause wear on your windshield wipers – and it’s no secret how dirty your windows get with slush getting kicked up at you on the road. This means spring is the perfect time to get new wiper blades and top off your windshield wiper fluid levels for all the spring rain coming your way very soon.
- New wiper blades are inexpensive and simple to replace, so you won’t even need to pay someone to do it for you. However, our team of experts is always here to help you if needed!
Oil Change
- Your vehicle works hard to get you where you need to go, especially during the winter months. That’s why spring is the perfect time to give your care the TLC/pick-me-up your vehicle needs.
- Regular oil changes can make all the difference in making sure your car has a long, healthy life.
- Whether your vehicle needs a regular oil change or synthetic oil change, our team is here to assist you!
- Be sure to check out our service offers page to see what offers are available to you!
- If you will be performing the oil change on your own, be sure to follow the manufacturer’s suggestions for oil change intervals and oil viscosity, and make sure to change the oil filter as well.




