Ladies Nite - March 10th

Ladies Nite
March 10th 7:00pm - 8:30pm

Hey Ladies!

Did you know that your car can have TPMS?!
Or a EVAP?....or what causes that shudder...and why does it shake?

When it comes to all that sensitive car stuff...you can trust the experts at Okanagan Car Care.
Our well trained staff has over 140 years in combined knowledge.
And it’s that kind of expertise and our honest reputation that you have come to rely upon.
But wouldn’t it be empowering to know just a little bit more about a few car basics?
So when it does comes time for anything from an oil change to a tune-up or a repair...
you can be a part of the decision making for your vehicles care?

That’s why we are happy to invite you to Okanagan Car Cares Ladies Nite!

Our mechanics will be on hand to offer car maintenance tips in a relaxed and fun
atmosphere.
Besides taking care of your car...there’ll be free draws and giveaways for some fabulous pampering for yourself too!

How about a Signature Pedicure from Sanctum Day Spa?

A Massage from Creative Healing?

Or a Reflexology treatment from Penny’s from Heaven?

Just to mention a few! So bring Mom, your Sister and a Friend!
A nite designed to help the relationship between a woman and her car.

Register NOW on our website at info@okanagancarcare.ca
or call us # 250-860-3155
or drop in @ 2160 Enterprise Way

March 10 7:00pm - 8:30pm

Correct Tire Pressure= Better Fuel Economy $$$$$

Did you Know??

For every 1-psi drop in pressure, you can expect your gas mileage to lower by 0.4 percent.

Canadian drivers will likely burn an extra 643 million litres of fuel in 2008 because one or more of their tires are under-inflated, according to data from Natural Resources Canada, which is working with the Rubber Association of Canada (RAC), to educate motorists about proper tire care. That is enough squandered fuel to fill 257 Olympic size swimming pools.

According to an RAC survey, on any given day on Canada’s roadways nearly seven in 10 personal vehicles will have at least one tire that is over or under-inflated. Most disturbingly, 23% will have at least one tire seriously under-inflated by more than 20%.
“For Canadian drivers who care about the environment – not to mention fuel economy and safety – there is no easier way to contribute to cleaner air than measuring tire pressure,” says Glenn Maidment, president of the RAC. “Gaining the best possible tire-related fuel economy and performance is easy for motorists who take action. All it requires is some basic knowledge and five minutes each month to perform a few simple procedures to ensure your tires are properly inflated.”