Vehicle Maintenance

The Right Tire Pressure: Maximum vs. Recommended
- December 21, 2016
- By Park Muffler
- In Blog, Tires, Vehicle Maintenance
It’s common knowledge for vehicle owners to keep an eye on their tires– slow leaks and flats are some of the most typical problems to experience on the road. While there is often an easy fix, not every driver knows the proper way to keep their tires inflated. Left unchecked these issues can lead to…Read More Here!
How to Keep Your Vehicle Battery Charged in Cold Weather
- December 7, 2016
- By Park Muffler
- In Blog, Seasonal Tips, Vehicle Batteries, Vehicle Maintenance
When it comes to winter vehicle prep, your battery should be front and centre. While it may seem like a small part of your engine, it is actually responsible for getting the entire thing moving via the ignition system. A reliable charge and flow of electricity is all that is needed for a roaring start-up–…Read More Here!
How to Start Your Vehicle in Cold Weather
- November 23, 2016
- By Park Muffler
- In Blog, Seasonal Tips, Vehicle Maintenance
Winter here on the Prairies is no joke– the cold, wind, snow and ice could freeze any vehicle in its tracks. If you park outdoors during the winter, it is important to know the proper way to treat your vehicle so it operates smoothly throughout the colder months. Keep reading for Park Muffler’s guide to…Read More Here!
Preparing Your Vehicle for Winter Driving
- November 9, 2016
- By Park Muffler
- In Blog, Seasonal Tips, Vehicle Maintenance
“Winter is coming.” –it may be a catchphrase of a popular TV show, but we all know it could be the motto of Edmonton and the surrounding area. Many fill their summers with activity in fear of the winter, while others are only just gearing up when the snow starts to fall. Whatever your personality,…Read More Here!
5 Most Common Reasons Your ‘Check Engine’ Light is On
- October 12, 2016
- By Park Muffler
- In Blog, Vehicle Maintenance
As vehicles become more automated, there are more features that require immediate attention if they stop working. In many of these cases, a ‘Check Engine’ light or notification will be illuminated on your dashboard display. Read on for more in our crash course on the ‘Check Engine’ light. #1: Electrical Your vehicle’s engine needs electricity…Read More Here!