4 Car Maintenance Tasks To Start The New Year Right

The start of a new year is the perfect time for fresh resolutions, not just for yourself but for your vehicle, too. Proactive car care can save you from headaches later in the year and keep your vehicle running smoothly. That’s why McCullough NAPA Auto Care is here to help you tackle these essential maintenance tasks as part of your New Year’s resolutions. Let’s dive into the top four car maintenance tasks every car owner should prioritize this year.
10 Maintenance Tips For Teenage Drivers

Teaching teenagers proper car maintenance is a valuable skill that promotes responsibility and safety on the road. It also helps them avoid costly repairs and ensures their car runs reliably. By starting early, teens can build lifelong habits that make them more confident drivers. Below are essential maintenance tips for teenage drivers that parents can use to instill good car care practices.
8 Essential Spring Car Maintenance Tips

April is celebrated as National Car Care Month. As we transition from winter, we must focus on the appropriate spring car maintenance tasks. Vehicles need special care to adapt to changing conditions and prepare for upcoming road trips. In places like Georgia, where winters may be milder, spring car maintenance ensures that your vehicle is rejuvenated and ready for the upcoming spring and summer demands. Spring car maintenance is more than just a routine check – it’s essential to ensure your vehicle’s longevity and safety.
NAPA Guide To Car Maintenance Before a Road Trip

Are you planning a spring break or summer road trip? It’s essential to get your car ready to avoid any unwanted surprises. At McCullough NAPA Auto Care, we understand the importance of pre-trip car maintenance. Our guide is designed to help you ensure your vehicle is road trip ready, providing peace of mind for your upcoming adventure.
How Often Should You Replace Spark Plugs?

Spark plugs provide the necessary electricity to ignite the air and fuel mixture in your car’s engine. This combustion creates the energy to start your engine and power the pistons. Without healthy spark plugs, you may experience a decrease in performance and fuel economy.
5 Reasons You Shouldn’t Ignore Your Manufacturer Suggested Maintenance Schedule

It can be tempting to ignore your manufacturer’s suggested maintenance schedule, but doing so could be costly to your vehicle’s performance and your wallet. Your manufacturer-suggested maintenance schedule was made by the people who made your car and is a complete list of maintenance items that should be performed and when. Following this recommended service […]
7 Tips For National Fall Car Care Month

October is National Fall Car Care Month. You may not be going on as many road trips as you did in the summer, but we’ve compiled 7 tips to keep your car running smoothly into the colder months. Taking advantage of this crisp weather and performing the following maintenance tasks will help your car’s performance […]
Get Your Car Ready For College Football Road Trips

College football is just around the corner, so it’s time to start preparing for those weekend road trips. Whether rooting for your Alma Mater or traveling your student’s campus for a game, you’ll want to ensure your car is equipped to get you there (and back)! Have a Multi-Point Inspection Performed Before the First Game […]
Scheduled Vehicle Maintenance: 30K/60K/90K Mile Programs

Most modern vehicles come prescribed with a regular maintenance schedule designed to keep your car running as it should. This is referred to as ‘factory scheduled maintenance,’ or 30/60/90K mile maintenance. Certain services should be performed every 30,000, 60,000, or 90,000 miles. McCullough NAPA Auto Care offers drivers in Atlanta scheduled vehicle maintenance programs that […]
6 Car Alerts You Should Never Ignore

Car issues are not always easy to diagnose. Despite being high-tech machines, cars aren’t the best at communicating what’s mechanically wrong. They often speak in codes that require a code reader to find out what’s wrong. Other times, your car may show physical alerts that something is off. Here’s what to look for. 1 – […]