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One of the keys to a long tire life is managing its air pressure. Tires can be expensive, and maintaining them and reducing wear will keep your tires in good condition for longer. Poorly inflated tires can also blow or develop other issues. To prevent these problems, as your MINI dealer, we'd like to give you some advice on how to check tire pressure. Advice From Your MINI Dealer: How To Check Tire Pressure The air pressure in your tires isn't static, it changes due to temperature and external air pressure. Pressure is measured in pounds per square inch (psi). In a month, your tires could all lose 1 - 3psi as the tires equalize their pressure with the environment. You can lose 1psi per 10 degrees of external temperature. You can also temporarily gain pressure if your tires are hot. What Should My Tire Pressure Be? Your tire pressure is listed in your car's manual, and it's also displayed on a plaque on the doorjamb of your passenger door. Your tires will also have a recommended tire pressure on them. The correct pressure for your car is the one displayed on your car. You may also find that you have different tire pressures for your front tires, rear tires, and spare. The reason for this some of your tires carried greater weight than others. A front-wheel-drive car has more weight in the front, so its tires will have a higher pressure on the front than on the rear tires. more How to Test the Tire Pressure You can check your tire pressure with an analog or digital gauge. These gauges attach to the tire nozzle and register the pressure inside the tire. Analog gauges are available as either the stick type or the dial. A dial gauge has a face that displays the pressure. The stick gauge displays the pressure on the stick marked in psi. Analog and digital gauges will both display the correct temperature. All you need to do is to remove the nozzle cap on the tire, connect the tire pressure reader to the nozzle, and the reader will do its work. Top Up the Air Once you know your current tire pressure, compare it to your car's required pressure. Fill your tires to the correct pressure at the gas station or with your compressor. If you drive on tires with low pressure, the underinflated tires will become a drag and reduce engine performance or even blow. Overinflated tires can easily heat up and create a blowout. Now you know how to test your pressure. If your tires are showing signs of wear, we can fit replacements for you. Come in and see us at Tom Bush MINI.

After spending your hard-earned money on the car of your dreams, you want to make sure it's going to last for a long time. While modern Minis are built to last, there are some things you need to do to take care of them. After driving your car away from the Mini dealer, there are some car maintenance tips you should follow. These will keep your car looking good and ensure that it lasts for as long as possible. 5 Car Maintenance Tips From a Mini Dealer 1. Use the Right Engine Oil Oil is essential when it comes to lubricating your engine and protecting it from heat. To keep your vehicle running at a high level, make sure you're using the right engine oil. The Mini's engine is unique and high performing, so only using full synthetic oil is in your best interest. 2. Fill Up With the Right Fuel Not only should you be using the right engine oil, but you also want to make sure you're putting the right fuel in your gas tank. High-octane fuel gives your vehicle the power it needs to run smoothly and optimally down the road. The right fuel will not only make the drive more enjoyable, but it will ensure your vehicle lasts longer as well. more 3. Watch Your Fluid Levels Keeping your vehicle in good running condition means keeping an eye on fluid levels. You already know how important it is to use the right oil, but it's also imperative that you replace the transmission fluid at a specific time, as well as make sure there's enough coolant and other fluids to keep your engine running properly. 4. Keep an Eye on Your Brakes Your Mini is advanced enough to let you know when you need to replace your brake pads, and you need to get this done as soon as possible. Attempting to get a little more life out of your brakes could create a dangerous situation for you and others. 5. Trust Repairs to Professionals A lot of people like to do their own repairs on their vehicles. For small issues, this probably isn't a big deal. However, since Mini's are complex, high-performance machines, trying to do major work yourself could be disastrous. Taking your vehicle to a professional who is equipped with the right diagnostic tools and expertise is the best way to maintain your Mini. After making the decision to buy a Mini, you want to make sure your vehicle lasts for as long as possible. These vehicles are durable and versatile, but there are some things you need to do to take care of your car. Whether you're looking to get your Mini serviced or you're ready to buy a new one, visit Tom Bush MINI today.

If you're looking for a fun day trip near Jacksonville, FL, we suggest taking the MINI and checking out these three best views. These locations offer beautiful scenery and are perfect for a summer day spent with family or friends. Take the MINI and Check Out These 3 Best Views Near Jacksonville, FL 1. Southbank Riverwalk The Southbank Riverwalk in Jacksonville is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the city. Stretching for 1.2 miles along the St. Johns River, the riverwalk offers stunning views of the downtown skyline and is a great place to take a leisurely stroll or go for a jog. There are also several restaurants and cafes along the way, a playground, and an interactive water fountain that kids will love. The Riverwalk is also a popular spot for fishing; you can often see people casting their lines from the bridges that span the river. Whether you're looking for a place to relax or a place to have some fun, the Southbank Riverwalk is sure to please. more 2. Memorial Park Memorial Park is one of the best places in Florida to take in a breathtaking view. This 5.85-acre park offers visitors a stunning panorama of the city. On a clear day, you can see for miles in every direction. The park is most known for its sculpture called "Spiritualized Life '' which was created by renowned artist Charles Adrian Pillars. The sculpture is a beautiful tribute to those who have lost their lives, and the view from the park is a fitting tribute to the city's fallen heroes. In addition to its natural beauty, Memorial Park also features several historical monuments, making it a great place to learn about the area's rich past. Whether you're looking for a place to relax or explore, Memorial Park will surely have something for everyone. 3. Oceanfront Park Number one on TripAdvisor's list of things to do in Oceanfront Park is simply “enjoy the view.” And it's no wonder why. The park sits on a wide stretch of white sand beach, offering panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean. The nearby pier is also a popular spot for taking in the view. Fishermen, sunbathers, and strolling couples all flock to the pier to enjoy the fresh ocean air and incredible vistas. Oceanfront Park is worth visiting if you're looking for a place to relax or just want to take in some of Florida's natural beauty. If you're looking for a car that can quickly and efficiently take you to see stunning views in Jacksonville, the all-new 2023 Mini Cooper S Countryman is the right choice. With its panoramic moonroof, you'll be able to take in all the sights without even stepping out of the car. Be sure to visit us at Tom Bush MINI in Jacksonville to see the new and pre-owned cars we have in stock.

The electrical systems in your car are responsible for getting it going in the first place, as well as powering multiple functions for a safe and comfortable drive. Make sure that you know how to recognize electrical problems and when to contact your MINI dealer for help. Electrical Problems? Visit Your MINI Dealer Today! The electrical systems in your car include the battery, alternator, starting motor, ignition, lights, and other equipment, so if there's a problem then a number of functions and accessories might fail. The Engine Won't Crank "Cranking" is shown by the chirping noise that your car makes before the engine ignites when you turn the key to start. If there's no response when you turn the ignition, check to see if the lights are working. If they aren't, you probably have a dead battery, if they are, then you may have a problem with your alternator. more A clicking or grinding noise when you crank means that the issues lies in your starting motor, but any of these indicate that it's time to get an electrical diagnostic from your dealer. Electrical Components Start Failing Your car's electric system is responsible for the performance of multiple systems, so if it's failing you'll see the results across a range of items. These include: Dim and flickering lights Reluctant movement of electric windows Failing entertainment system Individual Fuses Keep Blowing A blown fuse can be recognized when a single electrical component, such as the brake lights, stops working even though the others are fine. It's a relatively simple fix, but if it keeps happening then it could mean that you have more extensive problems with your car's electrics. If the same fuse blows twice in a short space of time, you need to seek help to diagnose the electrical fault. Smell of Burning Plastic An electrical fault or short-circuit can burn or melt the plastic insulation around the wires. If you're picking up on this odor, your car could have an electrical fault that will cause damage to other components, so take your car off the road and seek advice as soon as you can. Damaged or Leaking Battery If your battery is leaking, you may see signs of deterioration when you look under the hood, either in the form of stains, or buildup around the terminal. It's an indication that your battery is old and damaged, and is more likely if it's approaching four or five years of age. You need to ask your mechanic about a replacement, but remember to exercise caution when checking, as battery contents are corrosive and can cause injury. Whether it's a gradual brownout or a sudden failure of your car's components, electrical faults need attention for the sake of your car's long-term health. Contact us at Tom Bush MINI and our specialized technicians will get to work to diagnose the problem, and get your MINI fighting fit again.

Jacksonville, FL is a city with an abundance of natural beauty. From the riverfront to the sprawling parks, there are plenty of places to enjoy a picnic in Jacksonville. So pack your lunch and sunscreen and get ready to enjoy the fresh air in one of the picnic spots listed below. Take the Car and Check Out These 3 Great Picnic Spots in Jacksonville, FL Memorial Park Drive to Memorial Park, located on the St. Johns River, in your comfortable Mini Cooper S with heated front seats to take in the stunning river views. Visitors can also enjoy various recreational activities, including hiking, biking, and fishing. The park also has a playground and a pavilion where picnickers can enjoy their meals. Memorial Park is also popular because of its rich history. It was initially built in honor of soldiers who fought in World War I and now serves as a memorial to men and women who have served in the armed forces. The park is well-maintained and offers a peaceful setting for visitors to relax and enjoy the beauty of nature. more Jacksonville Arboretum & Botanical Gardens The Jacksonville Arboretum & Botanical Gardens is a 120-acre nature preserve and public park in Jacksonville. Visitors can stroll along the seven trails, which wind through the thirteen different ecosystems and offer stunning views of the St. Johns River. The park is also home to a wide variety of plant and animal life, making it a popular spot for nature walks and picnics. In addition to its natural beauty, the Jacksonville Arboretum & Botanical Gardens offers a variety of amenities for visitors, including picnic pavilions, playgrounds, and ADA- assessable and pet-friendly. You can also rent the venue for an elegant event at an affordable fee. Castaway Island Preserve Castaway Island Preserve is a 300-acre picnicking paradise on the Intracoastal Waterway in Northeast Florida. The preserve features pristine white sand beaches, crystal clear waterways, and lush vegetation, and visitors can enjoy various activities such as swimming, sunbathing, canoeing, and picnicking. Castaway Island Preserve is also a great place to see wildlife and is home to various birds, the Gopher tortoises, and other animals. The preserve also offers hiking trails and a nature center, making it an ideal destination for families and adventurers. Thanks to its many amenities and convenient location, Castaway Island Preserve is a favorite spot for nature lovers who want to get away from the city. So pack a picnic bag and explore all that Jacksonville has to offer. There's something for everyone here, from the beautiful beaches to the lush green parks. And if you need a new set of wheels to get around, contact us at Tom Bush MINI. We sell new and pre-owned vehicles, so we can help you find your perfect ride.

When you driving on the open road, or anywhere far from immediate help, it's good to take precautions. A good car tool kit is invaluable in helping you to get back on the road again if a breakdown happens. Many problems can be temporarily repaired to let you get to your Mini dealer. These are some of the tools to keep in your kit for emergencies. Advice From Your MINI Dealer: 5 Items You Need in Your Car Tool Kit Tire Inflator You've got a spare tire, but what if more than one tire goes flat? If you need to get mobile ASAP, a can of tire inflator will get you on your way. Tire inflators don't require a level of strength or special tools to use. All you need to do is to attach the nozzle to the tire pressure valve and pump the contents of the can into the flat tire. To be safe, we recommend that you keep at least two cans in your car. Flashlight A good, strong flashlight is really useful, especially if it's night or you're working in a dark part of your car. An LED flashlight will provide excellent visibility. We recommend keeping extra batteries for the flashlight in your car. It's also advisable to choose a flashlight with a magnet or a hook as you may need both hands when you're working more Jumper Cables You may be faced with a dead battery at the worst time. If you're far from immediate help, you may need to wait for help from a passing driver. If you have a set of jumper cables, they may help you to get your car started. We recommend extra long cables, as this allows your battery to be jumped from any angle. Screwdriver and Socket Set Over time, parts can loosen due to moment or age. Sometimes you may just need to screw something back on so you can get it permanently fixed in our service department. A good screwdriver and socket set will have tools to fix almost any item in your car. You don't have to be a mechanic, as a loose part or connection may be easily visible. Duct Tape Duct tape is an essential part of any tool kit. It has a wide variety of uses, and it can temporarily repair or reattach almost anything. A leak in a radiator hose, for example, can be easily and quickly bound with duct tape. It's not a permanent solution, but it will allow you to get your car to us so we can repair it. There are many other items you can add to your tool kit. If you'd like to know more, come in and see us at Tom Bush MINI.

The electrical systems in your car are responsible for getting it going in the first place, as well as powering multiple functions for a safe and comfortable drive. Make sure that you know how to recognize electrical problems and when to contact your MINI dealer for help. Electrical Problems? Visit Your MINI Dealer Today! The electrical systems in your car include the battery, alternator, starting motor, ignition, lights, and other equipment, so if there's a problem then a number of functions and accessories might fail. The Engine Won't Crank "Cranking" is shown by the chirping noise that your car makes before the engine ignites when you turn the key to start. If there's no response when you turn the ignition, check to see if the lights are working. If they aren't, you probably have a dead battery, if they are, then you may have a problem with your alternator. A clicking or grinding noise when you crank means that the issues lies in your starting motor, but any of these indicate that it's time to get an electrical diagnostic from your dealer. more Electrical Components Start Failing Your car's electric system is responsible for the performance of multiple systems, so if it's failing you'll see the results across a range of items. These include: Dim and flickering lights Reluctant movement of electric windows Failing entertainment system Individual Fuses Keep Blowing A blown fuse can be recognized when a single electrical component, such as the brake lights, stops working even though the others are fine. It's a relatively simple fix, but if it keeps happening then it could mean that you have more extensive problems with your car's electrics. If the same fuse blows twice in a short space of time, you need to seek help to diagnose the electrical fault. Smell of Burning Plastic An electrical fault or short-circuit can burn or melt the plastic insulation around the wires. If you're picking up on this odor, your car could have an electrical fault that will cause damage to other components, so take your car off the road and seek advice as soon as you can. Damaged or Leaking Battery If your battery is leaking, you may see signs of deterioration when you look under the hood, either in the form of stains, or buildup around the terminal. It's an indication that your battery is old and damaged, and is more likely if it's approaching four or five years of age. You need to ask your mechanic about a replacement, but remember to exercise caution when checking, as battery contents are corrosive and can cause injury. Whether it's a gradual brownout or a sudden failure of your car's components, electrical faults need attention for the sake of your car's long-term health. Contact us at Tom Bush MINI and our specialized technicians will get to work to diagnose the problem, and get your MINI fighting fit again.

After spending your hard-earned money on the car of your dreams, you want to make sure it's going to last for a long time. While modern Minis are built to last, there are some things you need to do to take care of them. After driving your car away from the Mini dealer, there are some car maintenance tips you should follow. These will keep your car looking good and ensure that it lasts for as long as possible. 5 Car Maintenance Tips From a Mini Dealer 1. Use the Right Engine Oil Oil is essential when it comes to lubricating your engine and protecting it from heat. To keep your vehicle running at a high level, make sure you're using the right engine oil. The Mini's engine is unique and high performing, so only using full synthetic oil is in your best interest. 2. Fill Up With the Right Fuel Not only should you be using the right engine oil, but you also want to make sure you're putting the right fuel in your gas tank. High-octane fuel gives your vehicle the power it needs to run smoothly and optimally down the road. The right fuel will not only make the drive more enjoyable, but it will ensure your vehicle lasts longer as well. 3. Watch Your Fluid Levels more Keeping your vehicle in good running condition means keeping an eye on fluid levels. You already know how important it is to use the right oil, but it's also imperative that you replace the transmission fluid at a specific time, as well as make sure there's enough coolant and other fluids to keep your engine running properly. 4. Keep an Eye on Your Brakes Your Mini is advanced enough to let you know when you need to replace your brake pads, and you need to get this done as soon as possible. Attempting to get a little more life out of your brakes could create a dangerous situation for you and others. 5. Trust Repairs to Professionals A lot of people like to do their own repairs on their vehicles. For small issues, this probably isn't a big deal. However, since Mini's are complex, high-performance machines, trying to do major work yourself could be disastrous. Taking your vehicle to a professional who is equipped with the right diagnostic tools and expertise is the best way to maintain your Mini. After making the decision to buy a Mini, you want to make sure your vehicle lasts for as long as possible. These vehicles are durable and versatile, but there are some things you need to do to take care of your car. Whether you're looking to get your Mini serviced or you're ready to buy a new one, visit Tom Bush MINI today.

If you're looking for a fun day trip near Jacksonville, FL, we suggest taking the MINI and checking out these three best views. These locations offer beautiful scenery and are perfect for a summer day spent with family or friends. Take the MINI and Check Out These 3 Best Views Near Jacksonville, FL 1. Southbank Riverwalk The Southbank Riverwalk in Jacksonville is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the city. Stretching for 1.2 miles along the St. Johns River, the riverwalk offers stunning views of the downtown skyline and is a great place to take a leisurely stroll or go for a jog. There are also several restaurants and cafes along the way, a playground, and an interactive water fountain that kids will love. The Riverwalk is also a popular spot for fishing; you can often see people casting their lines from the bridges that span the river. Whether you're looking for a place to relax or a place to have some fun, the Southbank Riverwalk is sure to please. more 2. Memorial Park Memorial Park is one of the best places in Florida to take in a breathtaking view. This 5.85-acre park offers visitors a stunning panorama of the city. On a clear day, you can see for miles in every direction. The park is most known for its sculpture called "Spiritualized Life '' which was created by renowned artist Charles Adrian Pillars. The sculpture is a beautiful tribute to those who have lost their lives, and the view from the park is a fitting tribute to the city's fallen heroes. In addition to its natural beauty, Memorial Park also features several historical monuments, making it a great place to learn about the area's rich past. Whether you're looking for a place to relax or explore, Memorial Park will surely have something for everyone. 3. Oceanfront Park Number one on TripAdvisor's list of things to do in Oceanfront Park is simply “enjoy the view.” And it's no wonder why. The park sits on a wide stretch of white sand beach, offering panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean. The nearby pier is also a popular spot for taking in the view. Fishermen, sunbathers, and strolling couples all flock to the pier to enjoy the fresh ocean air and incredible vistas. Oceanfront Park is worth visiting if you're looking for a place to relax or just want to take in some of Florida's natural beauty. If you're looking for a car that can quickly and efficiently take you to see stunning views in Jacksonville, the all-new 2023 Mini Cooper S Countryman is the right choice. With its panoramic moonroof, you'll be able to take in all the sights without even stepping out of the car. Be sure to visit us at Tom Bush MINI in Jacksonville to see the new and pre-owned cars we have in stock.

The idea of your car overheating is a nightmare for any driver. The temperature gauge on your dash is the best warning of rising temperature. If you see the gauge is going up, call your MINI dealer right away. The sooner we can investigate, the great the chance we can prevent damage to your engine. These are some signs that your engine is getting too hot. Is Your Car Overheating? Visit Your MINI Dealer Today Blocked Radiator The radiator's job is to remove heat from the engine. Heat is brought to the radiator inside the coolant. The coolant is directed into rows of metal tubes in the front of the radiator. Airflow from the radiator grille blows over the tubes and removes the heat. The now-cool coolant is recirculated through the cooling system to continue the process. Coolant also absorbs dirt, metallic chunks, and other debris as it moves through the engine. This junk is deposited at the bottom of the radiator when the coolant flows out. If your radiator isn't regularly serviced, this debris will build up and block it. A blockage prevents coolant from circulating, and your engine temperature will rise. We can clear your radiator by flushing it to remove the debris. Broken Thermal Switch The thermal switch is attached to a fan at the rear of the radiator. This fan cools the engine when your car is idling. When your car is moving, heat is removed from the coolant by airflow through the radiator grille. When your engine idles, airflow is restricted, and the temperature will start to rise. When this happens, the thermal switch detects the temperature change and switches on. The fan will blow across the rear of the tubes and push the hot air out of the engine. If the thermal switch fails, the fan won't start and your engine can overheat. We can easily replace a broken switch to fix this problem. Loose Clamps The radiator is connected to the rest of the cooling system by two rubber hoses. One of the hoses brings hot coolant into the radiator, and the other removes it when it's cooled. These hoses operate under high-temperature and high-pressure conditions. They're attached to the radiator with tough metal clamps that provide an airtight seal and prevent coolant from leaking out. As your car moves, engine components are subject to small vibrations. The hoses also move as the hot coolant flows through them. Over time the hose clamps can loosen slightly. The high pressure in the system will cause coolant to leak out and raise your engine temperature. We can examine the clamps and replace them for you. Overheating can damage your engine. Call us right away at Tom Bush MINI.

No matter how carefully you drive, it isn't always possible to avoid car dents and scratches. From a runaway shopping cart in the parking lot to a hailstorm, it can sometimes seem as though the world is conspiring to give your car scratches and dents. We've come up with some of the ways that you can deal with minor car damage, and how you can know when it's time to call your Mini dealer. What Can You Do About Car Scratches and Dents? Knowing Your Car Dents It's important to understand the different sorts of dent that you might encounter before deciding on a course of action. These include: Dings, small indentations with a depth of less than half an inch Round dents, large shallow compressions Sharp dents, deeper indentations that taper into an inverted point Creased dents, the result of a sharp impact that drags against the car more Dealing With Dents Once you've identified the type of dent, you'll be better equipped to find a solution. Some of the solutions that you might use are: Suction to pull out the dent Paintless dent removal, where the dent is pressed outwards from the inside Heating and cooling to "pop" the metal back into shape Packing the indentation with filler after sanding down the affected area However, consider your own expertise and the extent of the damage carefully, as it's better to schedule an appointment than it is to risk less protection in the case of a crash, further damage to the paintwork, or long-term problems like rust. The smaller and shallower the dent, the easier the fix and the less likely that there'll be further problems down the line. Solving Your Scratches Scratched paintwork might be more serious than it first appears, as it protects the metal frame of the car. If this is exposed to the elements, it can oxidize with moisture in the air and start to rust. "Swirls" are scratches that are caused when pieces of grit get stuck in the cloth that you use to clean the car. If these are shallow, then scratch remover can be used to even them out. A scrape or scratch that exposes the paintwork might be fixable with a scratch and paint restore car kit. Your title document will give you the specific color of your car's paint so that you can match it exactly. Call Your Mini Dealer If you have the tools, the expertise, and the confidence, then you can fix minor damage yourself, but don't run the risk of making the problem worse. If the metalwork of the car is exposed, misshapen, or punctured then it's often best to seek professional help so that the car can be carefully reshaped, the composite behind the panels restored, and the clear coat and paint reapplied. Scratches and dents on your car can be annoying, but they don't have to mean that your car is permanently blemished. Schedule an appointment at Tom Bush MINI, where our expert technicians will soon have your Mini back to its very best.

Car insurance (or auto insurance) is an expense every vehicle owner needs to consider. Your MINI dealer is here to help simplify this sometimes-daunting process. 4 Things Every MINI Dealer Customer Should Know About Car Insurance 1. Types of Auto Insurance First-party auto insurance covers damages you incur that are associated with your car or your driving. In contrast, third-party insurance pays for damages you cause to other people or property while driving. The latter includes liability insurance, which may pay for legal expenses, hospital bills, or car repairs another driver must take on because of an accident caused by you. If you want coverage for theft or damage to your own car, you need property auto insurance. And if you want injuries you suffer during a car accident that require hospital treatment to be covered, then you would secure medical auto insurance. You may also seek uninsured motorist coverage in the event that you are in an accident with someone who does not have auto insurance. For the most expansive coverage that addresses almost any circumstance, opt for comprehensive coverage. 2, Coverage Considerations Different factors will influence how much auto insurance coverage you need. For one, the price of the coverage may be important. Comprehensive coverage, naturally, comes with the highest price tag. Higher-priced vehicles also may merit more insurance coverage. Numerous resources are available online to compare quotes from different companies so you can get a good deal. more In addition. you are legally required to carry minimal auto insurance, typically liability coverage, in the United States. Some regions may have even higher requirements. Rest easier with your ride with the MINI Cooper certified warranty, which provides 4 years or 50,000 miles of protection for your new MINI as well as rust or corrosion protection for 12 years, 3 years or 36,000 miles of complementary maintenance, and four years of roadside assistance. 3. Covered Parties A personal insurance policy will typically cover you and any family members you decide to include on your policy. It will apply whether you are driving your vehicle or another consenting person's vehicle. Further, if you consent to let someone else not on the policy use your vehicle and they get into an accident, the policy may cover this circumstance as well. Ensure your car is only used for personal reasons and not for the operation of a business. If your vehicle is an integral part of your business dealings, then it will need expanded coverage. 4. Insurance Payments Insurance companies determine the monthly cost (or premium) you will pay for your insurance by evaluating factors such as your vehicle type, your age, your location, and your driving record. You will also have a set deductible, which is the amount you will pay out-of-pocket before your insurance takes over. To get great coverage, you'll need a great ride first. Visit Tom Bush MINI and browse an inventory made to last.