Every vehicle has four main filters: oil, air, fuel, and cabin air. Each performs an important job when it comes to keeping your vehicle running efficiently. Replacing these filters regularly is a best preventative maintenance practice.
Considering that most people spend almost six hours a week in their vehicle, having clean cabin air is important. If your cabin air filter becomes moldy or clogged, pollen and other allergens won’t be cleaned from the air you breathe while driving and mold spores may be floating around inside your vehicle. Any one of these things can impact your health.
If you are experiencing any of the following, you probably need a new oil filter:
All-Season
All-Weather
All-Terrain
Winter
All-Season tires are versatile and suitable for warm and cool climates, but not recommended for extreme hot or cold weather conditions because of specific rubber components.
Like their name suggests, all-weather tires are versatile and can perform well in a variety of weather conditions and can be severe snow-rated.
With bigger treads than traditional all-season tires, all-terrain tires allow for both on and off-roading capabilities.
Winter tires are manufactured to perform well in snow, ice, sleet and other cold weather conditions. Winter tires are typically soft, with an intricate grooved tread pattern — made for holding compacted snow and creating traction — and are severe snow-rated.
