Spring is one of the busiest times of year for us at Franklin Automotive, and we love it. There’s something satisfying about helping our neighbors
If you’ve lived in Franklin for more than one spring, you already know the drill: yellow cars, itchy eyes, and tissues in every cup holder.
Franklin, Tennessee is a fantastic home base for spring road trips. The Smoky Mountains are about three hours east. Nashville’s airport puts almost anywhere within
Spring is when drivers start opening their windows again — and sometimes, that’s when they notice smells coming from their vehicle that were masked all
March and April bring some of the heaviest rainfall of the year to Williamson County, and nothing makes a rainy commute more stressful than wipers
Whether you’re heading up I-65, running errands around downtown Franklin, or making weekend trips out to Natchez Trace, your tires are doing all the heavy
Most people don’t think about their car battery until the morning it doesn’t start. But here’s what a lot of Franklin drivers don’t realize: summer
Winter in Middle Tennessee might not look like a blizzard, but don’t let the mild temps fool you. Cold mornings, wet roads, and short stop-and-go
Cold weather reduces battery output while engines require more power to start, which is why car batteries fail more often in winter. Many Franklin drivers
January vehicle issues are most often caused by weak batteries, worn brakes, low tire pressure, and neglected fluids. A professional inspection helps identify these problems
