Posted on 8/31/2021

Photo by natsuki on Unsplash There’s something special about Autumn. Its weather, its colors-- everything is just perfect! And our beloved state of Pennsylvania happens to have some of the most breathtaking fall foliage in the US! Here are the top 3 places to visit within a 2-hour drive from Easton to see the fall colors in The Keystone State! 1. Ricketts Glen State Park - If you are a fan of waterfalls, Ricketts Glen State Park is the best place to visit (especially during Autumn)! Besides the incredible, diverse color of the leaves, the park is also free from crowds, especially during the week! If you have the time, you can also hike alongside the Falls Trail and check out all the 23 named waterfalls of the park ... read more
Posted on 7/31/2021

Photo by Oziel Gómez on Unsplash Do you remember your first car? Do you remember the whirlwind of information you had to consume to take care of it properly? First-time car owners can be intimidated by all the content that is out there. That’s why we’ve prepared a short car care checklist there to ensure that the young driver will spend more time enjoying his car than cleaning it: Check the tire pressure once a week - Use a gauge to help you out. Utilize the owner’s manual as a reference guide. If you have an auto pump for emergencies, many of these can check the pressure for you just by attaching them to your tire. Maintain oil and other fluid levels - Top up fluids regularly; if ... read more
Posted on 6/30/2021

Pennsylvania’s nature is as rich as its history. In this article, we’ll go through the best places for all of you outdoor and paddling maniacs to attend on your next road adventure in our lovely “The Keystone State”! The Delaware River: Besides being one of the most iconic rivers of the USA, the Delaware River is great for kayaking! The biodiversity and stunning landscapes can seem like a dream come true for any canoeist, novice, or pro! Otter Lake Camp Resort: This resort truly captures the contrast between the natural and the modern! If you are a passionate canoeist, you can enjoy the 60-acre lake, BUT if you are more modern, you can practice archery, tennis, basketball, and even attend a splash park and a game room! Ricketts Glen State Park: If you missed the camping season, don’t worry! We got you covered! Ricketts Glen State Park allows you to enjoy all the traditional (and even some non-traditional) outdoor activities year-round! Oh, a ... read more
Posted on 5/31/2021

We can’t believe how quickly the year is passing by -- it is practically summer! We thought it would be the perfect time to start thinking of your next adventure with summer almost here. With the pandemic coming to a close, we thought a summer road trip would be an excellent way to kick off the warm season. The team here at Jeff's Automotive is here to help your adventures go safely and smoothly by making sure your vehicle is up to the task. We have compiled a few tips and tricks to ensure your road trip is one for the books: Pack smart -- When packing your vehicle, think about how to pack most effectively. If your car has too much weight on it, it can be challenging to maneuver in an emergency, and you might be at a greater risk of rolling over. Also, when your car is heavier, your fuel economy is reduced. Pack an emergency kit -- Your emergency kit should include flashlights, blankets, a first-aid kit, snacks, and water. When it comes to road trips, it ... read more
Posted on 4/30/2021
Spring is officially here! The sun is shining, the flowers are blooming, and allergens are in the air. Your cabin air filter is directly responsible for protecting you and your passengers against airborne contaminants. Your cabin air filter is located behind your glove box and filters our harmful particles, including pollen and dust, from entering your vehicle. Over time, your cabin air filters will become clogged with dirt and other grime, and your filter will start to fail. A failing cabin air filter means lower quality air. Your air conditioning system might require more power to operate. It is common to drive around with a bad cabin air filter. However, the team at Jeff’s Automotive is here to help. If you notice any of these three signs, your cabin air filter most likely needs to be replaced: Poor airflow: If you are noticing poor airflow at the vents, your cabin air filter most likely needs to be changed. Your cabin should be able to g ... read more