A Plethora of Potholes
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Throw in Snow, Ice and Rain. Mix in some sunlight and the Spring Time Freeze & Thaw Cycles and you get a Plethora of Potholes!
I have lived in Vermont for over twenty five years and have never seen such a stellar crop of potholes!
While we are waiting for the roads to be repaired, I have some tips to help you protect your vehicle from the damage of pothole encounters.
Be Aware, be very aware
When your vehicle repeatedly drives into smaller potholes, the damage may not be visible, but the safety of your car may be compromised. Tire damage, bent rims, alignment problems, worn steering and suspension parts are common repairs that result from potholes. If you drive into one that jars your teeth it could cause a tire blow out or a broken shock or strut. If you hit a really big one, you may be able to use your cars accident insurance policy to help pay for the damage.
Slow Down: The faster you drive through potholes the greater the damage and expense. Leave extra space between your car and the one in front of you. When swerving around the potholes, be on the look out for other cars swerving around potholes and running into your car.
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Hold the Steering Wheel Firmly
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Check the Tire Pressure: Proper air pressure in your tires gives your vehicle better traction and provides the best cushion between the wheel and the road.
Don’t apply the brakes directly over a pothole: Apply the brakes before your car makes contact then release the brakes before your wheels hits and hang on to the steering wheel firmly while your car glides through the minefield of potholes. If you brake during impact with a pothole, the car’s weight will be shifted to the front of the wheels and could increase any damage.
In reality, your only defense against potholes is avoiding them.
If your car does have suspension problems don’t put off the work. Driving around with a bad suspension can be dangerous and more so when driving on a plethora of potholes.
If you feel that your vehicle is suffering after an encounter with a pothole stop by Auto Craftsmen for a FREE 44 pt safety inspection. To make an appointment, call (802) 223-2253 or go to our website at www.autocraftsmen.com
Safe Motoring,
Amy Mattinat
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