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		<title>Watch out for potholes!</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.repairshopwebsites.com" target="_blank">Repair Shop Websites</a> wants to warn you of what to expect as this particularly cold, harsh winter season is almost over.  Drivers and their vehicles are now feeling the effects of what the icy, snowy weather can do to our roads.  One of the biggest problems is hitting the dreaded <a href="http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/drivers-beware-the-peril-of-potholes-are-upon-us-85361912.html" target="_blank">pothole</a>.  If you manage to drive into one of these road craters, make sure to inspect your vehicle afterwards.  A pothole can cause damage to tires and wheels, or maybe even steering and suspension, the main cause for needing a wheel alignment, which adjusts wheels&#8230;</p>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.repairshopwebsites.com" target="_blank">Repair Shop Websites</a> wants to warn you of what to expect as this particularly cold, harsh winter season is almost over.  Drivers and their vehicles are now feeling the effects of what the icy, snowy weather can do to our roads.  One of the biggest problems is hitting the dreaded <a href="http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/drivers-beware-the-peril-of-potholes-are-upon-us-85361912.html" target="_blank">pothole</a>.  If you manage to drive into one of these road craters, make sure to inspect your vehicle afterwards.  A pothole can cause damage to tires and wheels, or maybe even steering and suspension, the main cause for needing a wheel alignment, which adjusts wheels to make sure they are lined up parallel with the vehicle’s centerline.  Symptoms of damage to look for include: the vehicle feels like it’s swaying when going around turns, when driving straight the vehicle pulls to one side or the other, and low tire pressure, bulges, blisters, or damage to the rim.  If any of these warning signs are present, take your vehicle to be checked by a professional as an <a href="http://autonettv.com/2009/go-straight-wheel-alignment.html" target="_blank">alignment</a> is probably necessary for safety and prevent further damage to the vehicle.</p>
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