What Wheel Drive Is Best In Snow?
What drivetrain is best for snow? Learn the pros and cons of RWD, FWD, AWD, and 4WD in snowy conditions and how to choose the proper tires for your drivetrain!
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ASE Certified technicians have the credentials to thoroughly diagnose, service and or properly repair your vehicle. ASE Certified technicians are able to handle the challenging mechanical tasks and automotive repairs required on your vehicle so that you can safely continue your travels with a car that runs newer, longer.
ASE stands for Automotive Service Excellence automotive technicians with these distinguished credentials are skilled at handling challenging mechanical service and maintenance. ASE-certified technicians and mechanics earn national certification by meeting experience quotas and completing specialty exams. ASE certified mechanics must also recertify every five years, guaranteeing their knowledge is fresh.
There are over 40 specialty certification exams that focus on a specific automotive area. ASE certification exams can include any of the following automotive focuses:
When your car is handled by an ASE certified automotive service technician, you can have the utmost confidence with service one of Firestone Complete Auto Care's experienced professionals is making sure your car inspection and service is at its best. Firestone proudly employs over 3,500 Automotive Technicians with ASE Certified credentials to thoroughly diagnose, service and or properly repair your vehicle. Visit one of our 1,700 locations and experience the difference of working with ASE certified technicians that are committed to keeping your car running newer, longer.
What drivetrain is best for snow? Learn the pros and cons of RWD, FWD, AWD, and 4WD in snowy conditions and how to choose the proper tires for your drivetrain!
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