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Fall has just barely settled in and we're more than a week away from Halloween. That means it's time for drivers from Oak Grove and Clarksville to start thinking about the upcoming winter. With that in mind, schedule a visit to the service center at our Hopkinsville, KY Nissan dealership today so we can prepare your car, truck, or SUV for the toughest wintery conditions you can expect to face. It's easy to arrange visits at our service center near Fort Campbell and Cadiz, and you can save with any of the specials we're running now…

You've got a lot invested in your Nissan vehicle, so you need to keep it serviced regularly if you want it to last. Some of the most basic but crucial maintenance you can do for your car is to have its oil changed and the fluids topped off. At White's Auto Mall Nissan, we realize that Hopkinsville drivers are often too busy to change their own oil. That's why we encourage them to bring their vehicle to our service center for scheduled maintenance, including oil changes.

Knowing how brake pads work is beneficial because they contribute to your overall safety on the road.

Braking System

Brake pads are a critical aspect of the braking system for all cars at White's Auto Mall Nissan because they dictate how a vehicle slows down and stops. 

Your braking system is fairly complex, but the fluid that fills its hoses has the simple task of amplifying the pressure that comes from you stepping on the brake. Without that fluid, you would be unable to bring your vehicle to a stop.

If your car is dripping an unknown substance, then your first instinct would probably be to bring it to our service center here at White's Auto Mall Nissan. However, depending on the type of fluid that's leaking, this might not be such a good idea.