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Two Reasons Failing To Repair Your Vehicle After An Accident Will Cost You Money

You were involved in a minor accident. While you sustained some damage to your vehicle, you can still drive it and the damage doesn’t really bother you – so, there is no need to make all the necessary repairs, right? The answer is no. When you don’t make the necessary repairs after an accident, you’re actually only costing yourself more money. Here are two reasons you want to make sure you are fully repairing your vehicle after an accident.…

When Should You Purchase A Vehicle Service Agreement?

If you’ve recently purchased a new-to-you vehicle, you may be wondering whether an aftermarket vehicle service agreement (VSA) is worth the extra cost on top of taxes, insurance, and other fees. While these agreements can help cover the cost of any major (or minor) repairs your vehicle needs during the coverage term, you may find yourself feeling like your money was wasted if your vehicle requires no special maintenance during the warranty period.…

Three Oil Changing Myths You Should Avoid

One of the most fundamental good car care practices is committing to regular oil changes. Over time, the oil that circulates through your engine can lose some of its lubricating qualities and become riddled with debris, both of which put the performance and integrity of the engine at risk. Changing your oil helps eliminate this. Unfortunately, a number of drivers are going about oil changes the wrong way thanks to a handful of myths.…

Have A Flat Tire? Learn How To Put On The Spare

When one of your tires becomes flat while driving and you find yourself stranded on the side of the road, your initial instinct may be to contact a towing company to take your car to a local auto shop. Tows can be very expensive, and if you placed an extra tire inside your trunk, you should be able to put on the spare yourself to get you to an auto shop.…

Winters Almost Here: 3 Easy Ways To Protect Your Battery

Winter is just about here, which means it’s time to start thinking about your car battery. The cold weather can wreak havoc on your battery. Cold weather can drain the energy, which can lead to slow starts and dead batteries. If that happens, you can find yourself stranded. Even if you’re not going to be using your car during the winter, the cold weather can still cause damage. Here are four ways to protect your battery during the winter.…

4 Tips For Power Washing Your Vehicle

Washing your car is one of the most important parts of maintaining it. By regularly washing your vehicle, you prevent dirt and other residue from fading out the paint. You can also be sure that you are happier driving around your car and can take enough pride in your vehicle to keep on taking care of it as you should. This is why you should consider power washing your car on a regular basis.…

Dealing With Alternator Problems

The alternator is a critical component of your car’s electrical system. It replenishes the battery after starting your car and provides electricity to other components while the car is running. Like other parts, alternators can wear down and need replacement. Usually, it shows signs and symptoms before a complete failure. Here are some key warning signs and how to fix them. Signs of a failing alternator Since one of the jobs that an alternator does is to keep the battery charged, the first sign may be that your battery seems to be dying or dead.…

Troubleshooting Tips For An Overheating Car

If your car has started to overheat while you drive it, then it is vital that you determine the root cause of the problem. Engines that get too hot are susceptible to seizing and if this happens, then you will need to replace the motor in your car! Here are some tips to help you discover why your vehicle started overheating: Replace the Radiator Cap While the radiator cap on your vehicle looks very simple, it has a very special design and function.…

Questions To Ask Your Truck Equipment Dealer

Do you have a truck that needs repair? Are you thinking about enhancing the capabilities of your current truck with aftermarket truck equipment? If your truck doesn’t do what you need or want, installing additional equipment instead of purchasing a new vehicle may be exactly what you’re looking for. But before you install any new parts on your truck, here are some questions to ask your truck equipment dealer:   …

Have A Wrecked Vehicle? Get The Most Cash You Can Out Of It

If you have wrecked your vehicle and you aren’t sure if the damage is worth fixing, it may be time to get rid of the vehicle and make some money. There are a few different ways you can make money without having to do a lot of work on the car yourself, and you may be surprised at what items on your vehicle are worth money. But don’t let someone offer you a couple hundred dollars for the car and then let them take it away.…