
Extreme
weather conditions and salted roads can contribute to adverse effects on a
car’s vital components including the steering, suspension, wheels and
tyres.
With the first day of spring just around the
corner on 20th March, the Good Garage Scheme also recommends that
motorists have their air conditioning systems checked. Harmful bacteria and mould may have built up
in the ducts of systems that have been switched off during the winter, posing a
health risk to drivers as they switch them back on.
Phil Dugmore,
the Good Garage Scheme’s Technical Manager, comments: “The harsh winter may
well have taken its toll on vital car components. The Good Garage Scheme’s Spring Check aims to
help give motorists the confidence that their car is in top condition as the
days get longer and the weather starts to improve.”
Visit www.GoodGarageScheme.com
and enter your postcode to find your local Good Garage Scheme workshop offering
the Spring Check to ensure your car is in good health as the warm weather
returns.
Smartphone users can also download a free iPhone or Android app to
help them locate a nearby Good Garage Scheme member anywhere in the UK.
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