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T he I FP * H al to n H ill s *W H E E L S Ju ly 1 1 20 13 4 JAKE'S AUTO SERVICE LTD. 5 ARMSTRONG AVE., UNIT 4, GEORGETOWN 905-877-6353 jakesautoservice.com Servicing all your auto needs for over 30 years Our A/C Service Inspection will spot anything out of the ordinary. Air Conditioning System Inspection includes: Call to book yours today 905-877-6353 Inspect radiator Inspect condenser Inspect belts Check belt tensioner Check idler pulley Inspect coolant hoses Inspect air conditioning system for leaks Check battery and charging system voltage Check cooling fan operation Check compressor clutch operation Check refrigerant Check system operating pressures Check mechanical and electrical controls Check computer for trouble- codes Check blower motor operation Check air distribution Check duct temperature Perform temperature tests Air Conditioning System Inspection includes: You could WIN an Igloo Cooler & Gift Card to Ready to Grill Fo ods Draw will be he ld July 26th 5pm - Winner will be n otified. When you come in for your A/C Service Inspection at Jake's Auto before July 26th You will be entered to WIN! 354 Guelph Street, Georgetown 905-873-1655 We handle all insurance work. The heat and the humidity can take a toll on your vehicle. That is why CAA South Central On- tario (www.caasco.com) is reminding drivers not to forget to prep your ve- hicle for the hot summer months. Five tips to help keep your vehicle running smoothly this summer: In addition to the cold winter tem- peratures, heat and vibration are also a battery's worst enemies leading to breakdown and eventual failure. If a car's battery is fi ve years old, have it tested by a trained technician to deter- mine how much longer it will last. CAA SCO offers battery service. To request a free diagnostic test, call 1-800-222-4357 or visit CAA Bat- tery Service (www.caasco.com/Auto/ Auto-Maintenance/Battery-Service. aspx?refd=batteryservice). The test can also be conducted at any CAA Car Care Centre or AARS facility . Your vehicle's cooling system pro- tects the engine from overheating. Without proper maintenance, the odds of long-term engine damage and over- heating increase. Driving with improperly infl ated tires affects the handling and braking of a vehicle, it can also cause tires to overheat and increase the chance of a blowout. Tire pressure should be checked when the car has not been driven recently and should be infl ated to the manufacturer's recommenda- tions. Engine fl uids are essential to keep- ing a vehicle running smoothly. Driv- ers should check all vehicle fl uids to ensure they are fi lled to the appropri- ate levels. During the summer months, prop- erly working air conditioning is more than just a convenience. If your car's air conditioning is not maintaining the interior temperature as well as it once did, it may mean the refrigerant level is low. Have the a/c system checked by a certifi ed technician. In case you fi nd yourself stranded on the side of the road this summer, be prepared with a well-stocked emer- gency kit, including water, non-perish- able food items, booster cables, a fully charged phone, fl ashlight and extra batteries and a fi rst aid kit. -- CAA South Central Ontario Five ways to help your car survive the summer heat