Author Archives: PRCT

Jump to section: The basics about Ponce, Puerto Rico Getting your car to Ponce Conclusion     The basics about Ponce, Puerto Rico Ponce is an area of Puerto Rico that you will want to visit when you have the … Continue reading →

Jump to section: The higher risk for an accident in Puerto Rico Taking care of your fenders Final word     The higher risk for an accident in Puerto Rico You are at a bit of a higher risk of … Continue reading →

Jump to section: Financing a car Leasing a car Shipping a car     Financing a car When you finance a car what you are essentially doing is taking out a loan and using that money to make payments on … Continue reading →

Jump to section: Puerto Rico’s climate and weather How you can weatherproof your car in Puerto Rico Conclusion     Puerto Rico’s climate and weather Puerto Rico has year-round hot weather and the potential for heavy rain as well as … Continue reading →

Jump to section: Getting your vehicle to and from Puerto Rico Going the extra mile during the pandemic Final word   Getting your vehicle to and from Puerto Rico If you are trying to get your car from one place … Continue reading →

Jump to section: Getting your car repaired in Puerto Rico The benefit of using after-market parts to repair your vehicle How you can get after-market parts for your car     Getting your car repaired in Puerto Rico Having to … Continue reading →

Jump to section: Puerto Rico’s warm climate Advice for getting the most out of your car’s air conditioner Final Word     Puerto Rico’s warm climate As you likely already know, Puerto Rico has quite a warm climate. As a … Continue reading →

Jump to section: Puerto Rico’s roads and safety features Standard Safety Features Higher-end Safety Features Conclusion     Puerto Rico’s roads and safety features Driving on Puerto Rico’s roads can greatly increase the need for top-of-the-line safety features in your … Continue reading →

Jump to section: How tire traction will keep your drive smooth and safe The effects of Puerto Rico’s weather on traction Advice for maintaining proper tire traction in Puerto Rico Final word     How tire traction will keep your … Continue reading →

Jump to section: Basic Spanish is necessary for street signs in Puerto Rico The different signs you need to know Final word     Basic Spanish is necessary for street signs in Puerto Rico Spanish is the primary language in … Continue reading →