A summer of triple-digit heat really can take out your battery months later, and it usually happens on the first cool morning, not in July. Sustained heat wears on the fluid and internal plates inside a battery. It seems fine all summer, then cranks slow or won’t start once the temperature finally drops. Your tires…
After a Las Vegas summer of triple-digit heat, the smart move in October is a multi-point inspection that checks the parts the desert punishes hardest: engine oil, battery, tires, belts and hoses, the cabin air filter, and your wipers and fluids. Months of 110-degree days quietly age these components, and the damage often shows up…
Quick Overview Las Vegas summers don’t ease into it. One week it’s 95, the next it’s 108 and the pavement on the 215 is hot enough to cook on. That heat is hard on people and even harder on vehicles. The A/C runs flat out, the cooling system is working at its limit, and the…