Early autumn in North Atlanta. Is your Land Rover ready for the fall road conditions?
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Whether you’re driving to the big game tailgating party down the street or to granny’s house out in the country, make sure your Land Rover is ready for the road conditions of autumn. Sip that pumpkin spice flavored tea, sit back and brush up on these helpful tips on how to prepare your Land Rover for the fall season.

Back to School Land Rover Car Care Tips
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Summer days are dwindling and school nights are just around the corner. Be sure your Land Rover is head of the class and ready to hit the streets, whether for carpooling the kids to school, or heading back to campus for Fall Semester. Here are some back to school car care tips to keep in mind.

Land Rover battery care during the summer
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The summer sun is inevitable, as is the heat that comes along with it. The ultraviolet heat and overcharging can pose as a threat to your Land Rover, especially your battery. Battery fluid evaporates when the temps rise, which in turn, causes damage to the battery’s internal structure.

Keep your Land Rover in shape!
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Your prized possession or perhaps just an old jalopy to get you from point A to point B, no matter what you call it, your Land Rover vehicle helps you go about your daily life. It takes a lot of wear and tear dropping the kids off at school, running errands and taking vacation trips. It’s important to keep your Land Rover in the best shape possible to ensure you won’t be stuck on the side of the road, or missing out on life events. Here are some tips to help your vehicle stay in tip-top condition.

Motorists are keeping their vehicles longer, according to a recent poll.
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The average age of consumer vehicles on the road today has risen over the last few decades as more motorists are choosing to keep their vehicle longer. According to a poll by market research company IHS Markit, the average age of consumer vehicles on the road was 11.6 years in 2016. This number is up from 11.5 years in 2015.