Spring is here, and for many, that means cleaning up the yard, the garage, and the home - but what about the vehicle that gets you everywhere.

In today's episode, we take a hard look at why automotive maintenance gets pushed aside, even when the warning signs are already there. Using a 2010 Dodge Grand Caravan as a real -world example, what looked like a vehicle that "still drives fine" quickly revealed severely worn and failing suspension components once torn down.

Here's the reality: just because your vehicle starts, drives, and turns doesn't mean it's safe. Worn parts don't always announce themselves - until they fail.

This episode breaks down:

1) why "it still drives fine" can be misleading

2) What worn suspension and steering components actually look like

3) How small issues turn into major repairs