Extreme heat taking a toll on vehicles

(NBC, KYMA) - As the extreme temperatures continue to stay, your car could be taking a hit in the summer heat.

If you're not paying attention, it could leave you stranded.

It's easy to keep the wheels turning and the air blasting but sometimes we take those things for granted especially when temperatures get dangerously high.

Tire wear is just one heat related hazard to watch.

Service advisors say to keep an eye on tire wear, also keeping an eye on tire pressure is key this time of year.

When it comes to fluids and trying to keep them cool you should always check your fluids and monitor dashboard service lights.

Paying attention to your air filters is important to keep your vehicle in good running condition.

Extreme heat can cut your car battery's lifespan nearly in half. Experts say if your car cranks slowly or won't start at all your battery may be failing.

Windshield wipers can also dry rot due to heat, this could impact visibility during strong summer storms.