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Have you ever gotten to your vehicle at the end of the day, or after an evening outing, and found that it wouldn’t start? Do you live in an area where the temperatures put a strain on your vehicle's battery when it sits all night outside? Did you ever get to your vehicle and find that you had left your headlights on and they ran your battery dry? You wouldn’t be alone.

As your trusty guide in all things auto, Partner Tire is here to make your tire buying journey a smooth one. When it comes to purchasing new tires for your vehicle, several factors come into play. Here's what you need to know:

Automotive fuses are used to protect the electrical components and wiring system for your vehicle. A short in the electrical system will just cause a fuse to blow, rather than the wiring overheating or melting.

Batteries can last from a minimum of two years to as much as six, but the average is three to four years. Regular maintenance and testing of your battery is very important to maximize its life span.

An alternator, as an integral part of every combustion engine vehicle, its main responsibility is to convert chemical energy to electrical energy so that you can charge and replenish the battery in your engine and other electrical components in a car.

Do you have a plan for what to do in the event your vehicle breaks down on the road? Here are some helpful tips:

Was your New Year’s resolution to take better care of your car? Do you require a new State Inspection, but need work done to pass? February is a great time to get work done!

There are 5 sure-fire signs that your starter motor is in trouble: grinding, freewheeling, smoke, oil soak, and a malfunctioning solenoid.

An alternator, as an integral part of every combustion engine vehicle, its main responsibility is to convert chemical energy to electrical energy so that you can charge and replenish the battery in your engine and other electrical components in a car.

For the safety and performance of your vehicle, your tires should be installed by an expert technician. Proper installation enables your tires to function fully and provides maximum safety. When your tires are being replaced, a tire technician uses a step-by-step procedure to properly mount your new tires onto your vehicle.