April is National Car Care Month, and as young adults prepare for the final stretch of the school year and the arrival of summer, AutoNation is inviting them, and their parents, to attend the free AutoNation Car Care Clinics.

Led by technicians and safety experts, these hands-on sessions teach young drivers practical skills to keep their vehicles safe and reliable all summer long (e.g., checking tire pressure for enhanced safety and improved fuel efficiency, testing batteries, replacing worn wiper blades, confirming that headlights function properly for clean visibility, etc.) while underscoring the importance of regular maintenance to promote safety and prevent costly repairs.

Clinics also include driver safety education from local community partners on topics such as distracted and impaired driving, proper seating and seatbelt use, and what to do if pulled over or asked to perform a field sobriety test.

All participants receive a mini car care kit with essential items for the road. Parents or guardians must attend with their teens, and everyone is required to register in advance.