Trusted Infiniti New Jersey Dealer Service Advice

Summer is a busy time for drivers across the U.S. Between BBQs, pool parties and summer road trips, drivers spend plenty of time in their cars during the summer season. All the more reason to ensure your car is in tip top shape before hitting the streets. You should make sure your car is ready to tackle the heat, as well as the crowded New Jersey roads this summer. Stop by this NJ Infiniti dealer and schedule service on your Infiniti vehicle! You and your car will be glad you did. Read more.

Our NJ Infiniti dealership knows that it may be tempting to run your gas tank down to empty with the high gas prices these days, however you could be doing more harm, which could end up being costly. Make sure to keep your gas tank of your new or used Infiniti over a quarter of a tank to avoid costly car maintenance that could have been prevented! Read more.

At Ray Catena Infiniti of Bridgewater, we know that spring is in the air, which only means one thing! Spring cleaning is necessary maintenance for your Infiniti. Many people would not think twice about spring cleaning their car, but here at Ray Catena Infiniti of Bridgewater we believe spring cleaning your Infiniti is as important as spring cleaning your house. Read more.

Winter is upon us, and winter driving comes with it. While safety is an important consideration all year long, there are certainly some auto maintenance jobs and safety checks that are specific to chilled air and winter driving that are a good idea to check into before we're knee deep in the season. Read more.

The recent snowfall and icy conditions have left some roads extremely dangerous. Here are a few tips on how to drive in the snow and ice which should help keep your car insurance quote down. Read more.

All of the sophisticated systems in your Infiniti vehicle designed to keep you and your vehicle safe rely on the small portion of the tires called “THE CONTACT PATCH.” The contact patch keeps the vehicle under control. With this in mind, this months tip is on tire pressure.  Read more.