It's been another great year for us at Parkside. This New Year's Eve, we have taken a look through the website analytics for 2019 to see which posts resonated most with our readership.
Read MoreFrom our family at Parkside Motors to yours, we would like to extend our warmest thanks for such a great year. We are grateful for our many blessings of the past year, and excited for what's to come. Merry Christmas!
Read MoreWith winter swinging into full force, salt crews have been on the go prepping roadways before, after, and during inclement winter weather. Although road salt is essential for safe winter driving, it can also lead to numerous car troubles.
Read MoreWinter is here, and unfortunately the hot cocoa and snow days are often accompanied by cold cars with frozen windows. No one wants to begin their day by chipping away the ice that’s formed on their windshields, so here are a few tips on how to outsmart Jack Frost.
Read MoreHere is a quick checklist of things you should do to get ready for winter driving. Some of them only take a few minutes and many can be done for you if you are just too busy to take care of them yourself.
Read MoreA vital part in cockpit visibility is your wiper blades. Click here to read about the different types, what they are good for, how to pick the right blades, and how to replace them.
Read MoreThis week we're focusing on what may be causing your car's battery to die. The solution is most likely simple and quick, so click here to ensure you stay charged up.
Read MoreWinter is nearly here, and cold weather means reduced battery power and increased drain. Here is how we test it, and also how we fix it.
Read MorePeople travel the most during the holidays, but winter is the most dangerous time to be on the road. Learn a few things about winter tires and see an illustrated outline on what symbols you need to see on your winter tires to know you are safe.
Read MoreFailing spark plugs will make your vehicle run less efficiently and impacts safety. Here are some signs to help you diagnose failing spark plugs.
Read MoreThere is a ton of false information out there. Many people think a manual transmission will get them better fuel economy, but is this still true today?
Read MoreA blown head gasket in your engine is when the gasket that seals the cylinder head of the engine to the engine block breaks. For the DIY mechanic, you can make this repair yourself, but first you’ll need to know the root cause. Easier said than done, because there are a number of causes for a blown head gasket.
Read MoreQ: "I am having a problem with my car's transmission. It is an automatic, but it won't seem to go past second gear, it just revs and never shifts. What is going on?" Spinning My Wheels in Victoria, BC.
Read MoreThis week we answer the question "what causes my SUV to sway side to side while driving?" For the safety of you and your passengers, it is important to get the answer to this very common question.
Read MoreEver see a rainbow coloured stain on your driveway when you pull your car away? This is oil, and it needs to be cleaned up before it contaminates the water supply. Here is how to do it in a timely fashion.
Read MoreIf you’re a DIY car owner, you probably already have a couple of basic tools. This guide outlines 11 essential fix-it items you should have to assist in an emergency or tackle minor repairs on your own. Some of these are no brainers, and some you wouldn’t think of before it is too late!
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