How Can You Enhance The Performance And Life Of Your Car Battery?

Posted on: 4 March 2021

Purchasing any product requires that you have some understanding of how best to care for it and get the most out of it. It might be a bit surprising for a new car owner to know that a car battery is the most critical piece of a vehicle. It allows you to do everything that requires electric power, including listening to music, raising and lowering windows, and charging your mobile devices.
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3 Things To Get Your Car Ready For Winter

Posted on: 13 September 2019

Winter is approaching – faster than many people would like. Unfortunately, winter weather brings a whole lot of potential damage for your car, truck, or SUV. Have you done what you need to do to prepare your vehicle for another winter's beating? Here, you'll find a short list of things that you should do to your car to protect it from the hazards of winter driving. Rust Protection Rust will happen very quickly over the winter, especially if it's already forming before you begin driving on the salt-covered roads.
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When What You Can't See Will Definitely Hurt You: Auto Wreckage Only A Repair Service Can Find

Posted on: 21 October 2018

When you get into a minor car accident, you may think that all you see is cosmetic damage. You may be right, but do you really want to take that chance? What if there is more damage behind that cracked or dented panel than you know or realized? A lot of times, car accidents produce more damage than most non-mechanics can see. If you take your vehicle into an auto body repair service to have it repaired, be aware that the mechanic or technician may find the following unseen issues, too.
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Listen To The Story Your Tires Tell

Posted on: 8 August 2018

Your tires not only allow your vehicle to roll down the road; the wear on your tires can also tell you a lot about the shape that the rest of your vehicle is in.  Toe & Camber Wear Toe and camber wear is wear on the outer or inner edge of your tire. This wear generally looks like cracks on either the outer or inner edge of your tire. This type of wear is generally caused when you have an issue with your alignment or an issue with the overall steering.
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