With states opening back up, lives are returning to a new normal. Businesses are opening back up. Vacations are being planned again. People are visiting relatives and friends. This means that people are using their cars more regularly again. We
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May is motorcycle safety awareness month and with over 100,000 motorcycle injuries and over 5,000 motorcycle fatalities per year in the United States, motorcycles can be very dangerous on our roads and highways. Learning proper
May Is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month READ MORE
Spring has officially sprung! Warmer weather affects a lot of aspects of life. Wardrobes are being switched out. Yard care is being resumed. What about your car? There are different aspects of car care that
Auto Maintenance Tips and Upkeep For Spring READ MORE
“April showers bring May flowers.” As we head into the month of April, it is important to be aware of the weather that the changing seasons can bring. Rain may be great for plant growth
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Tires are one of the most important components and catalysts for our vehicle’s ride and safety. But your vehicle has specific tire information that needs to be learned and followed for proper performance. Overtime tires
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Every month Marietta Wrecker holds a public auto auction for the motorcycles, cars, and trucks abandoned in our impound. On average, 60-70 vehicles are sold each month and new vehicles come into our possession every
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Many motorists don’t plan on their car getting towed. However, there’s many common reasons that your car may be towed. Whether your car is broken down, you were involved in an accident, you have a tire
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Rain is the deadliest weather driving hazard. According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, more than 5,748,000 vehicle crashes occur each year, and approximately 22% (1,259,000) of those deaths involved driving in hazardous weather. There are on
6 Ways Atlanta Drivers Can Drive More Safely In The Rain READ MORE
