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Summer vacation has come and gone once again. Whether you are a student, a parent or both, the start of the new school year means more driving and, consequently, more traffic. Read our helpful tips and learn how to increase your vehicle’s fuel efficiency to get the most from your trips.

Your car’s battery is obviously a very important part of your vehicle’s overall health, ensuring that you’re not left stranded at the mall on a hot summer day. To help avoid such situations, we’ve put together a few warning signs that drivers should look for if your car’s battery is about to give out. Keep these tips on hand so that you always know when to bring your car in for battery service or replacement.

Tire health ranks as one of the most important areas of car safety. However, many drivers may not know when they should opt for a new set of tires. To help make the decision a bit easier, we’ve found five examples of poor tire health that you should pay attention to.

It might be tempting to try and do a large maintenance or repair job on your new or used Kia, relying on those “Fix Problem X Yourself for Only $50” articles you see floating around the internet. And while some smaller jobs can be done at home, experts almost always agree that doing any large automotive repair in your driveway can turn that $50 into $500 very quickly. To that end, we’ve put together a list of some of the repair jobs you should never attempt on your own.

No matter how dependable your car has been, at some point, your battery can die and won't be able to start your car. A car's battery can die for several reasons - from the winter cold to the summer heat, and even to leaving your lights on overnight. If your battery is dead, you'll need to know how to give it a boost. We've listed out a few simple steps on how to jump-start your car successfully, so you can get back on the road of life quickly and easily.