We're all hopeful that the coronavirus pandemic won't rear its ugly head again later this year. So we talk about the Summer driving season with a sense of optimism - that it won't be affected. In any other year, we'd be knee-deep in it now that Memorial Day is long past. This is no ordinary year.

Having said that, air travel is now a fraction of what it used to be. That means people are more likely to be driving to their long distance destinations than in years past. It's also cheaper to drive than before. The average gas price leading into the July 4th holiday is around $2.10. That's 25% lower than it was last year ($2.80).

Now that the summer is in full swing, here are some Summer Car care tips to ensure that you’ll be ready for any potential trips: