Corey Maetche - Insurance Broker

It's definitely been a minute.

Hope you're all doing well and getting back into some normalcy. I certainly couldn't let this day slip by without sharing some St. Paddy's Day goodness.

So....Happy St. Paddy's Day. *pinch pinch* 🍀

I have been filling out a lot of personal paperwork over the last few months and there is a light at the end of the tunnel. More on that exciting news soon...but, it reminded me of this post.

I most definitely was taught to play the recorder in school, and thankfully have someone else do my taxes.

That's an ok balance, right? 🥐 🎶

It's time for a long-overdue instalment of Just The Tip Tuesday!

I mentioned winter tires yesterday but wanted to do a little PSA on maintaining the tires you currently have.

Do you actually know what PSI stands for? It means Pounds per Square Inch, and it’s the unit of measurement that reflects the air pressure inside your tire.

Over-inflating your tires can cause increased wear and tear and allow them to be more prone to damage. Underinflating your tires can negatively affect your gas mileage and increase the possibility of a blowout.

Most vehicles sit comfortably between 27 and 35 PSI. However, it's always best practice to reference your vehicle's manual for the appropriate fill on your tires.

My wife had to brave Costco on a Sunday because...diapers. 👶🏼 But, anyway she mentioned that the tire center lineup was insane.

So it begins! Winter tires, especially in Alberta are ALWAYS a good idea!

Having your vehicle equipped with appropriate tires allows you to stop over 30% more quickly than that of their all-season counterpart.

Something to think about now, if you're looking to make the switch! Safety first! 🚙