Car Care 2013

A S p e c i a l S e c t i o n o f T h e L e b a n o n D e mo c r a t , Mt .
J u l i e t N e w s a n d H a r t s v i l l e V i d e t t e
Road Trip Tips
Octane Ratings
Cloudy Headlamps
Tips to Help Teens
S P R I N G
CAR CARE
2 0 1 3
2 Spring Car Care 2013
Buy any set of four new MICHELIN
brand
passenger or light truck tires, and get a
$
70
MasterCard
Reward Card after submission.

2
GET A
Copyright 2013 Michelin North America, Inc. All rights reserved.
MASTERCARD
REWARD CARD AFTER SUBMISSION.

2
MARCH 14 APRIL 15, 2013
1
Certain conditions and limitations apply. See associate in store or visit michelinman.com for complete description and details.
2
See redemption form at participating dealers for complete offer details. Offer expires 4/15/13. Void where prohibited. The Reward Card cannot be reloaded with additional funds, nor can it be used at an
ATM. Card expires 6 months after issuance. For complete terms, conditions and fees, see the Cardholder Agreement in your card package. Reward Cards are issued by U.S. Bank, pursuant to a license from
MasterCard International Incorporated. MasterCard is a registered trademark of MasterCard International Incorporated.
1928 Leeville Pike Lebanon, TN 37090
(615) 444-8120
Mon. - Fri. 7:00 - 5:00 Sat. 7:00 - 12:00
LEBANONS ONLY AUTHORIZED MICHELIN
TIRE DEALER
AL L I ANC E
www.rosetire.com
THE MICHELIN PROMISE PLAN
INCLUDES:
30-DAY SATISFACTION GUARANTEE
1
LIMITED MILEAGE WARRANTY
1

3-YEAR FLAT TIRE CHANGING ASSISTANCE
1

MICHELIN
TIRES
ARE BACKED BY OUR PROMISE.
LINNNNNNNN PRRRROMISE PLLAAAAAAAAN
LTX
M/S
2
A popular favorite is even better.
The most proven Light Truck tires for
durability and toughness.
L I GH T T R U C K
Latitude
Tour HP
Save fuel without sacricing safety or longevity.
Dual tread compounding increases traction
in both wet and dry conditions
S U V / C R OS S OV E R
Defender

Get exceptional grip provided by
IntelliSipe Technology
PAS S E NGE R / MI NI VAN
brand
$
70
MasterCard

2
GET A
MASTERCARD

2
1
2
(615) 444-8120
Mon. - Fri. 7:00 - 5:00 Sat. 7:00 - 12:00
TIRE DEALER
AL L I ANC E
www.rosetire.com
INCLUDES:
1
1

1

MICHELIN
TIRES
LTX
M/S
2
L I GH T T R U C K
Latitude
Tour HP
Defender

brand
$
70
MasterCard

2
GET A
MASTERCARD

2
1
2
(615) 444-8120
Mon. - Fri. 7:00 - 5:00 Sat. 7:00 - 12:00
TIRE DEALER
AL L I ANC E
www.rosetire.com
INCLUDES:
1
1

1

MICHELIN
TIRES
LTX

M/S
2
L I GH T T R U C K
Latitude

Tour HP
Defender

brand
$
70
MasterCard

2
GET A
MASTERCARD

2
1
2
(615) 444-8120
Mon. - Fri. 7:00 - 5:00 Sat. 7:00 - 12:00
TIRE DEALER
AL L I ANC E
www.rosetire.com
INCLUDES:
1
1

1

MICHELIN
TIRES
LTX

M/S
2
L I GH T T R U C K
Latitude

Tour HP
Defender

brand
$
70
MasterCard

2
GET A
MASTERCARD

2
1
2
(615) 444-8120
Mon. - Fri. 7:00 - 5:00 Sat. 7:00 - 12:00
TIRE DEALER
AL L I ANC E
www.rosetire.com
INCLUDES:
1
1

1

MICHELIN
TIRES
LTX

M/S
2
L I GH T T R U C K
Latitude

Tour HP
Defender

Spring Car Care 2013 3
Professional Service with Personal Care
Kevins Automotive
500C South Cumberland St.
Lebanon, TN 37087
Auto Repair and Maintenance
We Do Transmissions!
615/453-5955
or
615-453-5445
BRING IN THIS AD AND GET 20% OFF!
Josh McKinney (615) 513-4502
Auto Detailing
K
E
E
L
E
Y
6
1
5
-
5
7
8
-
4
4
3
1
Auto Kolor
Auto Kolor
14934 Lebanon Rd.
Old Hickory, TN 37138

C C W W

S S S S M MC C1 1C Ck k S SA AL LL LS S L LL LC C
I I C C C C
W W M M M MU Uk kk k 8 8L LV VD D
n nA Ak k1 1S SV VI IL LL LL L 1 1N N
Wholexule
Retull
Tony Sullivan - Owner
Spring is a season of rebirth for many people, who wel-
come the warm weather with open arms, especially those
who just endured a harsh winter. Spending time outdoors
whena the weather warms up is a popular pastime for many
people each spring.
Road trips taken by college kids or high schoolers hitting
the road for spring break or professionals and parents pack-
ing up the car for a weekend getaway have become synony-
mous with spring. A road trip is a great way to get outdoors
and make the most of a warm day, but there are a few tricks
of the trade drivers can employ to ensure their road trips are
as enjoyable as possible.
Give your car a good wash. Drivers who live in areas with
heavy snowfall should give their vehicles a thorough clean-
ing before hitting the road for a spring road trip. Salt and
sand can build up on a vehicle over the course of a snowy
winter, so a power washing will help remove excess salt,
sand or dirt and help the car run more smoothly.
Get the vehicle a tune-up. A tune-up, including an oil
change, should be part of your pre-trip planning. Make sure
winter hasnt caused any damage to the vehicles body and
ask your mechanic to perform a thor-
ough inspection of the vehicles suspen-
sion and brakes. If any problems arise,
address them before embarking on your
road trip.
Subscribe to roadside assistance. Road-
side assistance programs, whether its
AAA or a program offered through your
insurance company, provide a measure
of security to road-trippers. Many road-
side assistance programs provide variety of emergency as-
sistance for members, including:
towing service if your car cannot start or operate safely,
battery service if your cars battery needs a jump,
fat tire service if you dont have a spare or cannot
change the tire yourself,
fuel delivery service if your car
runs out of gas
lockout service if you lock your
keys in the car.
These services can act as a safety
net should an issue arise when youre
on the road and far away from home or
far away from a service station. Keep
your membership card in your wallet
and store their customer service number
in your cellular phone should you acci-
dentally lose your membership card or
lock it inside your car.
Bring cash and credit cards. When em-
barking on a road trip, dont assume you
will have ready access to an ATM on your trip or at your
destination. This means you may reach a point when you
have no cash on hand. While its a good idea to bring some
cash along on the trip, bring a credit card or cards as well
should you fnd yourself with no cash. A major credit card,
such as a Mastercard, American Express or Visa, is likely to
be accepted at most flling stations.
Invest in a road navigation system. A road navigation system
can be your best friend, helping you fnd your way in places
with which you are unfamiliar. Road navigation systems can
alert you to traffc conditions while providing directions and
alternate routes. Some systems will even alert you to nearby
flling stations, lodging or restaurants. n
A road navigation system is a good investment
for drivers about to embark on a road trip.
Road Trip Tips for
Spring Drivers
Same great auto protection. Now at a lower cost.
Now you can save up to 10% on a new MetLife Auto & Home
auto
policy with the new Welcome Discount. A no-surprises auto
policy from MetLife Auto & Home is already an excellent value. Now you
can see for yourself at an even more competitive price.
Call to learn more or receive a free quote:
Our new
Welcome Discount
means lower cost,
not lower coverage.
The Welcome Discount applies to new auto policies only.
MetLife Auto & Home is a brand of Metropolitan Property and Casualty Insurance Company and its afliates.
Coverage, rates, and discounts are available in most states to those who qualify. 2011 PNTS
L0911208959[exp0814][All States] 1109-3268
Jade E. Graham
Graham Insurance, Inc.

107 S. Greenwood St, Suite C
Lebanon, TN 37087
615-547-4255
jade@graham-ins.com
www.graham-ins.com
auto
Our new
Welcome Discount
means lower cost,
not lower coverage.
L0911208959[exp0814][All States] 1109-3268
Jade E. Graham

Lebanon, TN 37087
615-547-4255
jade@graham-ins.com
www.graham-ins.com
auto
Our new
Welcome Discount
means lower cost,
not lower coverage.
L0911208959[exp0814][All States] 1109-3268
Jade E. Graham

Lebanon, TN 37087
615-547-4255
jade@graham-ins.com
www.graham-ins.com
auto
Our new
Welcome Discount
means lower cost,
not lower coverage.
L0911208959[exp0814][All States] 1109-3268
Jade E. Graham

Lebanon, TN 37087
615-547-4255
jade@graham-ins.com
www.graham-ins.com
auto
Our new
Welcome Discount
means lower cost,
not lower coverage.
L0911208959[exp0814][All States] 1109-3268
Jade E. Graham

Lebanon, TN 37087
615-547-4255
jade@graham-ins.com
www.graham-ins.com
Select Automotive
1011 West Main St. Lebanon, TN
Owner: Chris Fite
547-4500 Fax: 547-4505
Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
www.selectautotn.com
All prices include $99.50 processing fee, plus tax, title and licensing. Some vehicles may be sold due to advertising deadlines.
A variety of factors come into play when
a person is deciding which new or previous-
ly owned vehicle to purchase. While body
type, model year and make all are consid-
ered, shoppers should also look into what
type of fuel the vehicle needs.
Many drivers are aware of the different
grades of gasoline available at the pump.
Unleaded versions come in regular, plus
and premium varieties, which coordinates
to the octane of the gasoline. The octane rat-
ing of gasoline tells a driver how much the
fuel can be compressed before it spontane-
ously ignites, rather than igniting normally
from a spark plug in the vehicle engine.
Lower-octane gasoline can withstand less
compression than higher-octane gasoline.
Gas that ignites on its own rather than
from a spark from the spark plug causes
knocking and pinging, which can damage
the engine. Therefore it is important to use
the right octane level of gasoline for a ve-
hicle, based on the cars compression ratio
for the engine. Car engines that are rated in
a particular way will beneft from the cor-
rect octane in gasoline. Higher-performance
engines commonly found in race cars and
sporty, luxury vehicles will generally re-
quire a premium, high-octane gasoline
to run at their optimal performance. Most
cars on the market are built to take regular
87-octane gasoline.
A visit to the gas station clearly indi-
cates that higher-octane fuel costs more per
gallon than the lowest octane. Over time,
flling up with premium gas can be a sig-
nifcant factor in how much it costs to own a
particular vehicle. If you are looking to save
money, it is important to consider just how
much of your budget will be devoted to fuel
costs. A vehicle that requires premium gas-
oline instead of regular gasoline may end up
costing a few hundred dollars more per year
based on the size of the fuel tank.
It is important to note that using a higher
octane fuel in a vehicle that is not rated for it
will not increase performance -- it only will
end up costing you more. Thats because the
octane rating refers to how much energy it
takes to ignite the gasoline and at what point
in the compression cycle, not how much
power the gasoline will put out. Premium
gas will not improve gas mileage or give the
vehicle more oomph if the engine is not
designed to accommodate a higher-octane
fuel. In fact, engines that are not designed
for high-octane gas may actually lose power
because it burns so much slower and the ig-
nition timing is not tuned for it.
It is always wise to consult with the
owners manual to determine the type of
fuel that will offer the best performance in
the car. Those shopping for a new vehicle
should pay attention to octane ratings and
not assume that every car they test drive is
best when running on regular octane. n
Octane Rating
affects Car Costs
Save money by fueling your car with the right gasoline.
Precision Auto Body
615-453-4471
We Specialize in All
Types of Collision
Repair.
1020 Murfreesboro Rd. (Route 231 South) Lebanon, TN 37090
Fetcho@FetchosPrecisionAutoBody.com
www.FetchosPrecisionAutoBody.com
Monday Through Friday 7:30 am to 5:30 pm Saturday By Appointment only
All Insurance Claims Welcome
Frame & Unibody Repair
Certified Technicians
Limited Lifetime Warranty
Highest Quality Auto Body Work
and Painting
F
E
T
C
H
O
'S
Locally Owned and Operated Free Estimates
Many drivers feel less comfortable be-
hind the wheel at night than they do during
the day, when daylight makes it easier to
see fellow motorists as well as pedestrians.
Nighttime can compromise a drivers vision,
and that reduced vision is a key factor in
traffc fatalities, nearly half of which occur
at night.
Though traffc accidents are a byprod-
uct of a host of factors, headlamp clouding
is one of them and a growing problem for
many motorists. Vehicles equipped with
plastic headlamp lenses can become hazed
and yellowed from the effects of sunlight,
ozone, road pollution and the chemicals
used in car washes. When driving at night,
cloudy headlamps combine with little or no
natural light to decrease visibility and pose a
signifcant safety threat to drivers, their pas-
sengers and fellow motorists. Drivers cannot
increase the amount of natural light at night,
but there are steps they can take to improve
their nighttime visibility.
Address cloudy headlamps. Plastic head-
lamp lenses, especially as they age, reduce
headlight output considerably, compromis-
ing nighttime vision and the safety of driv-
ers and their passengers. But as potentially
dangerous as cloudy headlamps can be, its
just as easy for drivers to address the issue
before it becomes a problem. Employing an
advanced technology that works with mini-
mal effort, the Philips Headlight Restoration
Kit is designed for do-it-yourselfers and can
help restore headlight lenses to like-new
condition in less than 30 minutes. In lieu of
a costly headlamp replacement, the Philips
Headlight Restoration Kit allows motorists
to quickly and signifcantly improve the
light output of their headlamps, taillights,
turn signals and refective lens covers.
Keep wiper blades fresh. Vision is already
compromised at night, when the lack of
natural light can make it diffcult to see pe-
destrians or animals on the road. That vis-
ibility is only further compromised by brittle
or ineffective wiper blades, which should be
changed every 90-120 days to ensure opti-
Cloudy Headlamps
a Signifcant Safety Concern
A cloudy
headlight lens
(left) before
restoration
and (right)
a headlight
lens restored
to like new
condition with
a Restoration
Kit.
mal performance. Driv-
ers who live in areas with
heavy rain or snowfall
should inspect their wip-
er blades more frequent-
ly, especially if there is
pitting on the windshield.
Check the windshield
washer periodically.
The windshield washer is an often over-
looked aspect of vehicle maintenance.
Unfortunately, its typically too late by the
time many motorists notice an issue with
their windshield washer. Dont fall victim
to a faulty windshield washer in the middle
of a rainstorm or a blizzard. Inspect the
windshield washer periodically to ensure
its working properly and keep the fuid lev-
el topped off so its there when you need it.
* Think ahead. In addition to addressing
existing issues, drivers can take steps to en-
sure their nighttime visibility is protected
over the long haul. The Philips Headlight
Restoration Kit, for example, employs a
protective UV coating that can prevent fu-
ture clouding for up to two years. In addi-
tion to addressing the headlamps, consider
how your visibility is likely to be affected
during the worst possible snowstorm or on
a night with torrential rains. Keep those
conditions in mind when deciding whether
or not to hang any fuzzy dice or other trin-
kets from your rearview mirror. While such
items can add a touch of personality to your
vehicle, the decreased visibility such items
can cause is not worth the cost over the long
haul. n
Hamblens...
The name to knowwhen you need a tow.
HAMBLENS
WRECKER SERVICE
Phone 615-758-5142
Fax 615-754-5142
8594 Central Pike Mt. Juliet, TN 37122
Family Owned Business since 1962
JERRY JOHNSON
AUTO SALES
USED CARS BUY SELL TRADE WE TOTE THE NOTE
506 S Cumberland (Hwy 231 S) Lebanon
615-443-7626 615-449-4637 Cell: 972-0459
Prices do not include taxes and tags.
2001 Mitsubishi - white
$6500
$2000 down, $100/week
2000 Ford Expedition 4X4 - grey
$6500
$2000 down, $100/week
1997 Ford Expedition 4X4 - white
$5000
$1500 down, $100/week
Sweepstakes. No purchase necessary.
Win a 2013 Nissan Leaf
Enter by calculating howmuch fuel you could save by
switching to Ecopia Tires at Bridgestonetire.com/RethinkGreen
Ecopia tires save fuel based on lab tests versus conventional tires. Specic performance may vary.
**Offer good in the U.S. Mail-in claim form required. Terms and Conditions apply to Reward Cards, including a monthly $3.00 service fee beginning 7 months after Card issuance.
See Cardholder Agreement. American Express Reward Cards can be used at US merchants that accept American Express
Cards except cruise lines, ATMs, and recurring billing. Visit

americanexpress.com/Reward for complete terms. This Card is issued pursuant to a loyalty, reward or other promotional program. Card issued by American Express Prepaid Card
Management Corporation. American Express is not a sponsor of this promotion.
Eligible tires: Ecopia EP422, Dueler H/L 422 Ecopia, Turanza Serenity Plus, Dueler A/T REVO 2, Dueler H/P Sport AS, or Potenza RE97 AS. Eligible tires must be purchased from a
participating Bridgestone retailers inventory between April 1 and April 30, 2013. Certain restrictions and limitations apply. Offer excludes Costco and GM dealership purchases. See
your participating Bridgestone retailer, bridgestonetire.com or call 1-877-TIRE USA for complete details.
^
To receive the Double your American Express Reward Card, customers must purchase a set of 4 eligible tires on their new CFNA credit card account to qualify. The tire purchase
requirement must be made within 7 days of opening the new account. The account cannot be closed within the rst 7 days of opening the new account. The American Express Reward
Card cannot be used to pay any credit card balance. CFNA reserves the right to alter, change or terminate the program at any time.
Nissan and CFNA are not sponsors of this sweepstakes.
by mail with the purchase of
4 eligible
Ecopia
or Eco-Product
Tires
GET A
DOUBLE
YOUR
AMERICAN EXPRESS

REWARD CARD REWAR REW RD CARD REWA RRR
when you place a qualifying tire purchase on your new CFNA account.
^
OFFER VALID APRIL 1 30, 2013.
SEE STORE ASSOCIATE FOR DETAILS.
by mail with the purchase of by mail with the purchase of by mail with the p hase of
eligibl 4 eligibl eligibl 4 ee
Ecopia Ecopi Ecopia
r Eco-Produc or Eco-Produc r Eco-P uct
ires res Tires
1623 West Main St Lebanon 615-444-5490

www.academytire.com
Academy Tire
615-444-8280
LICENSED DEALER
People Who
Know GoTo
AAMCO
1621 W. MAIN ST. LEBANON, TN
BRAD ISBELL - Owner
Bring this ad and receive 10% off any repair up to $100!
PRETTY QUICK CUSTOM EXHAUST & AUTO REPAIR
615-374-9370 Phone/Fax: 615-374-0055
Proudly Serving Hartsville Since 1991
Personal
Checks
Debit/
ATM prettyquick@bellsouth.net
C
a
ll
J
o
h
n
o
r
B
illy
F
o
r
A
ll Y
o
u
r
C
a
r
S
e
rv
ic
e
N
e
e
d
s
22 Years In Business
253 W. McMurry Blvd. Hartsville
Computer Diagnostic Foreign & Domestic
Engine & Transmission Service & Repair Oil Changes
Few parents look forward to the day when
they must teach their teenager to drive a car.
Handing over the keys to a teenager and
then riding shotgun as he or she learns the
basics is hardly a recipe for a stress-free af-
ternoon, but its a part of life many parents
must endure sooner or later, and its a rite of
passage for their children.
While its likely your son or daughter will
not be a great driver from the get-go, there
are ways parents can make the process of
teaching their teen to drive less stressful and
more likely to be a success.
Utilize an empty parking lot as a classroom.
Empty parking lots are great places to teach
teens to drive. In an empty parking lot, teens
can practice skills like turning or braking
without the risk of running into another
driver. This gives kids the feel of a ve-
hicle and an opportunity to familiarize
themselves with the vehicles controls,
including those for turn signals and
headlights. Find an empty parking
lot that is large, such as one outside a
closed grocery store or a nearby school
when school is not in session.
Find a less-traveled road to practice
more subtle driving skills. Once your
teen has become familiar with the ve-
hicle, a good next step is to fnd a back
road or a road without heavy traffc
where he or she can learn more subtle
driving skills that might be diffcult to
learn in a parking lot. Coming to a stop,
maintaining a safe distance between
vehicles, accelerating and decelerating
on roadways and learning to share the
road with pedestrians and/or cyclists are all
valuable lessons that can be learned on a
back road without heavy traffc.
Some lessons are best learned on the free-
way. Some skills, including changing lanes
and merging into traffc, are best learned on
the freeway or highway. Teens will eventu-
ally take to the highway once they get their
drivers license, so its best to teach them
how to handle using on and off ramps and
learning to yield when entering a highway
so theyre comfortable with such driving
and dont have to teach themselves.
Teach kids to anticipate other drivers. An-
ticipating other drivers is a lesson even
some veteran adult drivers must learn, much
less teen drivers with little or no experi-
ence driving. When teaching teenagers to
drive, emphasize how diffcult it can be to
anticipate other drivers maneuvers and how
defensive driving techniques are designed
to help drivers predict what other drivers
will do in order to protect themselves from
drivers who might be unpredictable. Teach
teens to keep an eye out for drivers routinely
Tips for Helping Teens Learn to Drive
CHARLIE TATUM CAMPERS
RV Service, Parts, Sales and CustomWork
New Customer Discounts!
444-3435
304 Carver Lane Lebanon, TN 37087
Hours: Tues. - Sat 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
www.charlietatumcampers.com
Shop: 615-444-7594 Emergency: 615-405-0778
103 Oakdale Dr., Lebanon, TN 37087 Ed Nokes
Major & Minor 24-Hour Towing Computer Analysis
AC Service Engine/Transmission Service/Repair
EDs
AUTO REPAIR
& TOWING
Over 20 Years
Experience THANK YOU MIDDLE TENNESSEE
FOR A GREAT NINE YEARS!
615-443-0912
414 S. Cumberland Lebanon, TN www.myautovillage.com 414 S. Cumberland Lebanon, TN www.myautovillage.com
Our Best Offers Our Best Offers
...in stock and ready to roll. ...in stock and ready to roll.
Stop in today for Stop in today for
a test drive! a test drive!
switching lanes without signaling and tell them to
be mindful of other drivers when they pull up to
a stop sign. Teens who will become good drivers
will eventually fnd such techniques are second
nature, but initially parents should instruct them in
the ways to anticipate the behavior of other drivers
so the teens can stay safe on the road.
Practice driving at different times of the day.
Taking teens out to drive at different times of the
day can teach them that road conditions, even
when the weather is nice, vary depending on the
amount of light. Driving at dusk and dawn, for in-
stance, can be diffcult because glare from the sun
can decrease visibility and headlights might not
provide much help. Like learning to drive on the
highway, learning to drive at various times of the
day is a valuable lesson that kids should learn with
their parents in tow and not on their own after they
have received their drivers license. n
Parents can employ various methods to help their teen become more comfortable behind the wheel.
There are different times in a drivers life when he or she may
have to pull over on the side of the road. Whether a fat tire has de-
railed the trip, the driver or a passenger is experiencing motion sick-
ness or you fnd the car isnt performing correctly and it warrants a
look under the hood, pulling over on the shoulder may be necessary.
It can be diffcult to pull over smoothly and safely on a busy
highway, especially when you are in a stressful situation, such as
a mechanical emergency. But it is in your best interest to remain
calm and follow a few procedures. First, slow down and put on your
right-turn signal to indicate you will need to move into the right
lane. Some people prefer to put their four-way-fashers on after they
have successfully cleared the lanes and are ready to navigate onto
the shoulder. Try to select a spot where you are not on a bend or
where there is poor visibility or your vehicle cannot be seen by other
drivers on the highway. You do not want to be injured while exit-
ing or attempting to work on the pulled-over vehicle. Drivers should
keep an emergency roadside assistance preparedness kit containing
fares, emergency triangles or cones, a fashlight, batteries, a poncho,
booster cables, duct tape, a utility knife, cord, a blanket, and frst aid
supplies in the car as a precaution. Each item serves its own unique
purpose.
It is recommended staying inside the vehicle, especially on a busy
road. Tow trucks and police vehicles typically cruise busy stretches
of road and help may arrive in a matter of minutes. Those who have
a roadside assistance plan membership can use a cell phone to make
a call for help. It is best to wait in the car until a tow truck or police
arrive. n
Did you know???
www.WilsonCountyAuto.com
In Celebration of 86 YEARS in Business -
OIL CHANGE
$
19.27*
*Price for standard oil change: 5 qts oil + 1 flter.
Diesels and synthetics
are extra.
Mon-Sat, April 1-15 afer 12 noon
The Best Service in Wilson County Since 1927 has a
New Address
19 NEW in-ground lifts;
State-of-the-Art 18,000 lb
Hunter alignment rack,
ALL NEW EQUIPMENT
AND the same
DEDICATED and
TRAINED service
people!
NEW INDOOR
SERVICE LANES
in a clean and temperature
controlled environment.
For your Comfort
while waiting -
2 GUEST LOUNGES
S iin Business -
Each with
complimentary
cof ee & treats
& FREE WI-FI
One area for
TV VIEWING or
visiting; one for
QUIET WORK
615-444-9642
Service Department Hours:
Monday Friday 7:30AM 6PM
Saturday 7:30AM - 3PM
903 South Hartmann Drive
Lebanon TN
15% OFF
Cannot be combined with any other coupon
(Up to a maximum of $150 in savings)
Expires April 30, 2013
Includes Lifetime Rotation
Expires April 30, 2013
ALL SERVICE
$50 OFF
Te Purchase of any
4 TIRES

Car Care 2013

Hochgeladen von

Dokumentinformationen

Copyright

Verfügbare Formate

Dieses Dokument teilen

Dokument teilen oder einbetten

Freigabeoptionen

Stufen Sie dieses Dokument als nützlich ein?

Sind diese Inhalte unangemessen?

Copyright:

Verfügbare Formate

Car Care 2013

Hochgeladen von

Copyright:

Verfügbare Formate

A S p e c i a l S e c t i o n o f T h e L e b a n o n D e mo c r a t , Mt .

Reward Card after submission.

REWARD CARD AFTER SUBMISSION.

Save fuel without sacricing safety or longevity.

Reward Card after submission.

REWARD CARD AFTER SUBMISSION.

Save fuel without sacricing safety or longevity.

Reward Card after submission.

REWARD CARD AFTER SUBMISSION.

Save fuel without sacricing safety or longevity.

Reward Card after submission.

REWARD CARD AFTER SUBMISSION.

Save fuel without sacricing safety or longevity.

Reward Card after submission.

REWARD CARD AFTER SUBMISSION.

Save fuel without sacricing safety or longevity.

Cards except cruise lines, ATMs, and recurring billing. Visit

Ecopia Ecopi Ecopia

r Eco-Produc or Eco-Produc r Eco-P uct

ires res Tires

1623 West Main St Lebanon 615-444-5490

Das könnte Ihnen auch gefallen