I have been driving the Rolls Royce Silver Wraith II and I am happy with it. How do I improve and maintain good steering and handling?

Providing good steering and handling capabilities is the job of the power steering and the suspension system. Thus, you need to pay attention to both. Replacing the power steering is not commonly included in the list of yearly maintenance tasks. However, it pays to always check to ensure its quality and good condition. The power steering is clear and has a distinct red hue. If it turns out murky and foamy, then this is the time when you probably need to replace it. Check the amount in the reservoir. If you notice the fluid is lower than usual, then this may be a sign of leaking. Another thing you should check up on is the suspension system. This is composed of the shocks, the struts, and the linkages found underneath the car. The tires and wheel bearings are included as well. To protect the suspension system, makes sure you slow down over humps and bumps on the road to avoid the shocks from getting scratches.

How do I clean the battery of my Rolls Royce Silver Wraith II?

Buildup in the battery terminals is a common cause of difficulty in starting the vehicle. Before cleaning the battery, make sure engine is turned off to prevent experiencing an electric shock. Using safety rubber gloves would be better. Once this is done, unfasten the cables and loosen the clamps. Before cleaning the battery, examine it for cracks that may cause acid leaks. If you found one, then the battery must be replaced. However, if the battery is still condition, then you can now start cleaning it using a formula or baking soda and water. Mix 1 tablespoon with 1 cup of water. Then, find a soft-bristled toothbrush and apply the baking soda concoction. Brush the clamps and posts to scour off the rust and grime that have accumulated through time.

I think it is about time to put my Rolls Royce Silver Wraith II to rest. However, I still want to be able to drive it once in a while. How do I store the vehicle for the long term without sacrificing the health of the engine?

Long term storage tends to trigger rust formation and brittleness to some parts of the vehicle. Thus, it is important for you to take steps in preventing these from happening. If you let the vehicle sit in idle for a long time, you may return to find a corroded gas tank, dead batteries, and stubborn droppings on the body paint. Keeping the vehicle covered is essential to protect it from dust and other harmful elements. Use a quality and non-abrasive car cover so as not to damage the car paint. Roll down the windows first so that the air would not be stale. Wash and shampoo the car first before covering. Keep the battery charged using a battery-charger container. Jack up the cars to avoid tire flats and have it inflated first. Lastly, change the oil so that a fresh and healthy supply would be left in the tank.

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