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Blind spots monitors were created in an attempt to reduce or eliminate a common cause of automotive crashes, and they have been proven highly effective at warning drivers to avoid unsafe lane changes. The team at Century 3 Kia in Mifflin, PA offers the following tips on using your vehicle’s blind spot monitor. A blind spot monitoring system consists of two or more sensors that are mounted on the rear and side panels of a vehicle. These sensors detect whether there are other vehicles that might not be directly visible to the driver in the immediate vicinity. Alerts from the blind spot monitoring system are generally received by the driver via a visible warning on the mirror or an alarm that sounds. Some systems are designed to provide continual updates regarding vehicles in the blind spot while others only activate if the driver signals an upcoming lane change. New Kia Inventory Blind Spot Monitor New Inventory

When you're pulling a camper with your vehicle, you might notice some wear and tear on your tires. Helper springs can be installed so that the camper is sitting level while on the road in West Mifflin, PA. Airbags are an option as well as they can provide a comfortable ride for your vehicle and the camper. To keep gas consumption to a minimum, install a cold air intake. The air will flow a bit easier to your motor, keeping the air cooler so that the motor in your vehicle doesn't overheat while you're towing. Century 3 Kia can install this feature before you get on the road. One of the things that you should look at controlling is the sway associated with your camper. A sway bar can decrease this impact so that your camper and vehicle are safe on the road. You should also ensure that all of the tires on your camper are inflated as this can help in decreasing swaying. Service Center Service Towing a Camper

Off-roading can be a fun adventure with plenty of sights, adrenaline pumping obstacles, and flying mud. However, off-roading can also be a traumatic experience, especially if you are kicking yourself because you did not bother to check your vehicle before turning up that trail or down that ravine. Before you go, you should always follow a checklist. Check your tires to make sure there is not any excessive tread wear or loss of air pressure. Check your fuel—make sure you have enough to keep you going the whole day. Carry extra cans of fuel and water in case of an emergency. Check your fluids. This means all of them—coolant, brake fluid, engine oil, and windshield wiper cleaner. Remember, you are not driving around West Mifflin, PA. Take survival food, blankets, flares, and water with you in case of an emergency. If you have any concerns, come to Century 3 Kia to have your vehicle checked. Off-Roading Tips New Kia Inventory Kia