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The Canadian winter conditions can create the toughest wear and tear on your vehicle. Here is a quick checklist to protect your car through winter: Give your car a regular wash to clean off road salt and improve visibility. ... Put on a good set of winter tires. Apply a protective wax coat. Avoid driving over large puddles or potholes as it could cause tire punctures. Try to avoid parking on the street to prevent snow, road salt, or collision damage. Top up all vehicle fluids. Get a maintenance check. Safe driving!

Not only do you have the option of #StayInYourCarService, but we are also making every effort to ensure every high contact surface is sanitized for your use.

Do you know where the name for the Arctic Ocean was derived from? It acquired its name from the word ''arktos'' which translates to 'bear' in Greek! Like if you have been to the Arctic Ocean before.

Happy #InternationalMountainDay Did you know the Rocky Mountains extend more than 4,830 km from British Columbia to New Mexico? There's enough mountain to go around for everyone! Have you hiked any of the Rockies before?

Are winter tires mandatory in Canada? The answer depends on where you live in Canada. Currently, winter tires are provincially mandatory in Québec and are also required for many routes in British Columbia. Nevertheless, if you live outside of these provinces, you should still seriously consider winter tires; remember that they are vital to keeping you and your family safe on the road during snowy conditions.

Grab your favourite hot drink and enjoy it to the last drop during our #StayInYourCarService. What's your favourite hot drink in the winter?

We are happy to announce our new Mr. Lube location in Saint John, NB! This is the final flagship location for the year, and puts our store count to 176 locations across Canada! Congratulations to Peter and Dena’s for their second location! We love our growing family.

The days are still short, but our hours to serve you and your vehicle aren't. gsrevo7

'Tis the season Our Mr. Lube locations remain open to make sure you're ready for the holidays. Do you have a favourite Mr. Lube store and why?

Who would have thought that during your car service would be the time to catch on emails and respond to those forgotten Facebook messages. We make it easy for you with our #StayInYourCarService.

Nothing is more important than the safety of all our staff and customers. Check our full list of safety procedures on our website here: http://bit.ly/lubesafetymeasures

Our locations remain open so that you can add your car repairs to your to-do list and not your wishlist.

Proud to be Canadian. Proud to serve you.

You may wonder, is Premium gas worth it? If you skip splurging on premium gasoline and go for the cheapest, should you feel guilty? The good news is that you shouldn't! Experts, such as the Canadian Automobile Association, say that a very small percentage of vehicles in Canada require premium gasoline. Just follow the recommended type in your car's manual, and your vehicle will be just fine.

The engine can be vulnerable at startup during colder weather. That's when the oil should keep flowing, but cold temperatures make it either not flow at all or flow too slowly, which can take a toll on the engine. Synthetic oil is a game-changer for your engine. Even in -40 degree temperatures, it doesn't freeze and flows properly through your engine, unlike conventional oil. It also improves fuel efficiency and extends oil change intervals.

Whoever needs this reminder: Winter is coming, and you are still on time to prepare your vehicle! It's never too late to change your tires over to winter ones, and we're here to help.

While providing our customers with the best quality customer service, we also provide your vehicle with the best technicians and tools. See you this month

When you think Canada, you don't often think islands, do you? Canada has three islands that are in the top ten biggest islands in the world! Baffin Islands Victoria Island Ellesmere Island... Which ones have you been to?

Did you know the coldest temperature ever recorded in Toronto was -31.3C ? On January 4, 1981, the windchill on that day was -44.7C, the coldest ever! Are you ready for winter?

Lest We Forget.

Today we are donating $2 to the veteran community for every oil change. Come visit your local Mr. Lube today and support our veterans.