Maintain your brake system with these tips
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The final part of our brake series concludes with how to maintain the braking system in your Volkswagen. By now it should be apparent that routine brake service will help to maintain your brake system to keep you safe on the streets. Here is a list of all the essential things you can do to keep your brakes in check (but don’t worry because your qualified Volkswagen mechanic will perform all this for you upon a brake check).

Check your brake fluid
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In the first part of our brake series we discussed the importance of routine brake maintenance and some signs to be aware of for potential brake problems in your Volkswagen. One key thing to check for maintaining the safety and performance of your Volkswagen’s braking system is the brake fluid.

Brakes 101 - Maintenance & Wear
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Just like your human body needs a check-up to make sure all things are working correctly, your Volkswagen needs a tune-up for the same reason, especially as it ages. So let’s talk about brakes in this 3 part series!

Check your wiper blades in Spring!
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With the harsh winter weather a thing of the past, and springtime showers a thing of the future, now is a good time to repair and/or replace your windshield wiper blades in your Volkswagen. Here are a few reasons why Springtime is the ideal time to do so.

Spring clean your Volkswagen with a seasonal tune-up
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Driving down those dark wintery roads is a thing of the past, as brighter sunnier road trips lie ahead, springtime is here! Since the spring season evokes a sense of renewal and revitalization, it’s a good time to rejuvenate your ride. Thaw on out as we go over some of the most common Volkswagen repairs and issues that you may face during spring.