The NAPA Auto Parts Knowledge Centre

Canadian winters can make the roads completely unpredictable. Whether you’re on a regular commute or a first-time road trip, roadside emergencies can happen at any time, especially with layers of snow and ice and variations in visibility working against you. To help you navigate unexpected situations on the road, keep these items in a winter […]

When it comes to Canadian winters, there are some things that you absolutely need to have in your car or truck. Especially if you’re going to be driving in bad weather or leaving downtown in a major city. Don’t worry, though, NAPA Canada is here to help you out with the must-have winter car accessories […]

Shopping for gifts for the car guy or gal in your life? Skip the ties and tacky tees—get them something that they can actually use. Something that will make their daily drive better than it was before. NAPA Canada has your gift ideas for the daily driver in your life. It’s our gift list for […]

Most modern vehicles come with LED headlights. If you have an older vehicle, however, you may still have halogen bulbs in your headlights. Is there any point in changing your bulbs? Let’s compare LED and halogen light bulbs to help you decide if you should make the switch.

Driving in the winter can be intimidating. It can even be downright scary. Ice, snow, and cold temperatures can leave you without traction and stuck or sliding. They can even leave you with a car that won’t start! Don’t worry, here at NAPA Canada, we’re the winter experts. And we can tell you how to […]

Without windshield washer fluid, two things could happen: you would have reduced visibility, and your fluid pump would corrode and leak. Your car relies on many fluids to perform at its best, and windshield washer fluid is one of them. Let’s review how to choose and refill windshield washer fluid and review some tips for […]

If you’ve had your winter tires for a couple years, you may wonder how much life they have left in them. On average, most winter tires will last you four to six seasons. However, their exact lifespan depends on tire type, road conditions, and how you drive. Because certain habits can help your tires last […]