February is on its way out the door which means March is almost here! March marks the beginning of the spring season – this means road trips and warmer weather are right around the corner! I’m sure many of you are just itching to get out of your house and adventure to new places…we are too! Before you hit the road this spring it’s a good idea to give your Mitsubishi a pick-me-up. Yup, you guessed it – This week’s blog is dedicated to spring cleaning for your beloved Mitsubishi! Let’s face it, we spend a lot of time behind the wheel of our vehicles…and so does all of our stuff. It’s time to declutter your ride and get it back into tip-top shape for your next road trip! So take a peek below at our spring cleaning checklist and get your Mitsubishi sparkling like new! If you’re in need of any spring service or repair, be sure to head over to our service scheduler to schedule your service appointment! Don’t forget about our service specials – take a peek now to see how you can save big on your spring service at Younger Mitsubishi!

The main console – Wipe down your console with a damp rag. Make sure to show some love to the cupholders, the change holders, and any other opening, but make sure to steer clear of any electrical connections on the console.

Windows and mirrors – It wouldn’t be a huge surprise if your windows and mirrors have accumulated dirt and debris over the winter months. Oh, and if you have children we’re sure their little fingerprints are everywhere! But it’s okay, just use some window cleaner and clean both the inside and outside of the best visibility.

Windshield wipers – Spring is known for its impressive rain storms, so making sure that your rides wipers are in tip-top shape is important! Wipers should be changed out every six months, so spring is the perfect time to change them.

Carpeting and upholstery – Mud and salt from the winter months are your interior’s biggest enemies. If the back of your seats and doors have muddy footprints or your once gray carpeting is now black, then an interior detailing might be a good idea. Vacuum the carpet and use a carpet cleaning solution to remove any stubborn stains. Use a damp towel to wash the seats of your car.

The trunk – We tend to throw everything we’ve ever brought into our vehicles into our trunk. It doesn’t seem like a problem until you need to use your trunk, right? Well, with more adventures in your future it might be time to clean out your trunk. Remove any unnecessary items that may have piled up there during the winter. Vacuum the trunk, tending to the cracks and crevices. Then check the spare tire to make sure that it is properly inflated.

The exterior – Feel free to splurge on a full-service cleaning for your vehicle’s exterior. The snow, salt, and everything else thrown at it this winter have probably taken a toll on your vehicle’s exterior. Sending it through a car wash is a simple and pretty cost-effective way to get your ride clean fast! If you want to wash the car yourself, use a soft sponge and a mild detergent designed especially for cars. Rinse and wipe the vehicle down with a gentle towel. Follow up with a wax treatment for your car.

Engine – The heart of your vehicle is the most critical component and deserves some TLC. Pop open the door and remove any excess grime. If the engine looks significantly dirty, bring it into Destination Nissan and we will professionally clean it!