Understanding Auto Issues
The fuel system is directly responsible for housing regulating, and distributing fuel to allow your engine to run, so if something within the system fails, you will most definitely be left with a car or truck that won’t get you anywhere. Whether you determine you are having issues with the fuel tank and lines, filter, or otherwise, you may be tempted to skip off to the local salvage yard for some used auto parts to make the necessary repairs and get back on the road. Read More»
When the average person thinks about hiring the services of a flatbed truck, they typically think about business needs (such as transporting large equipment across long distances). They don’t necessarily consider the fact that they too can benefit from this type of service. This is especially the case if you have a vehicle that you need to have hauled. If you are faced with this scenario, there are a number of reasons why a flatbed truck can better meet your needs than a traditional dolly tow option. Read More»
If you aren’t taking your car into the shop for routine servicing, it is vitally important for you to educate yourself so you can recognize any potential issues – especially brake system problems. Below is a list of common brake system problems, their causes, and how to rectify each issue:
Noises When You Brake
A healthy brake system on a car will not make any noises. If you step on the brake pedal in your car and hear squeaking and squealing noises, then you need to determine if the sound is coming from the brake pedal or from the brake pads. Read More»
When buying new tires, there are many places you can shop from, which can make selecting a repair shop a bit of a challenge. Rather than select the first tire shop you come across, be sure that you take the time to find opportunities that will allow you to get more for your money and better quality services with your purchase. So, when selecting a tire shop, consider a shop that offers the following things. Read More»
Owning a truck can make hauling heavy loads more convenient, but it can also mean that you might experience more difficulty climbing into your vehicle. Trucks tend to sit higher than traditional passenger vehicles, and lifted trucks can require an even higher step to enter. Adding running boards to your truck will make your vehicle more accessible in the future.
Here are three things that you should take into consideration when purchasing running boards for your truck. Read More»
