Be prepared for the road, be Roadway Ready

Author: Jeremy Jacobs

  • Can You Keep a Jump Starter in Your Car? 5 Essential Tips to Know

    Yes! Please, for the love of all that is good, keep a jump starter in your car; it’s not going to do any good sitting in storage. As a driver, keeping a jump starter in your car can be an essential tool for those unexpected moments when your vehicle’s battery dies. Having a reliable jump…

  • Accidentally Reversed Jumper Cables: Quick Solutions and Prevention Tips

    Accidentally Reversed Jumper Cables: Quick Solutions and Prevention Tips

    Reversing jumper cables while attempting to jump-start a car is a common mistake that can lead to serious consequences. Accidentally connecting the cables in the wrong order or installing the battery backward can cause sparks, electrical system damage, and even personal injury. When jumper cables are connected incorrectly, the polarity of the electrical system in…

  • Should I Replace My Car Battery Before It Dies?

    Should I Replace My Car Battery Before It Dies?

    No one wants to be stranded, anywhere, ever, whether you are in your driveway, at work, or on vacation. So, with that being said, YES, you should absolutely replace your car battery before it dies. There is nothing wrong with being a little proactive and replacing your car battery before you find yourself stuck somewhere.…

  • My Tire Went Flat Overnight but Now Holds Air! 5 Reasons Why

    My Tire Went Flat Overnight but Now Holds Air! 5 Reasons Why

    When you’re out on the open road, a flat tire can be an unwelcome surprise. So you can imagine the shock when you leave your house in the morning and you have a flat tire…when you didn’t go anywhere. So why exactly would your car tires lose air overnight? Here are the top five reasons…

  • A Comprehensive Overview of Normal PSI Levels for Car Tires

    A Comprehensive Overview of Normal PSI Levels for Car Tires

    You’re not alone if you’ve ever wondered what the normal PSI should be for car tires. It’s a common question and one that doesn’t have a straightforward answer. However, there are a few accepted standards that the industry goes by. Most passenger car tires have a standard PSI (or pounds per square inch) of 30-35…