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Taking Great Care Of Your Car

When it comes right down to it, the length of time that your car actually lasts comes down to a few simple things: which car you choose and how well you take care of it. Unfortunately, most people discount the amount of effort that it takes to keep a car in tip-top shape, which is why so many cars break down frequently. I wanted to create a new blog all about how to take care of your car, so I started up this website. Read more on this blog about how to prevent problems, ways to keep your car in top condition, and how to save money on repairs.

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TLC For Your Heavy Duty Brakes
21 October 2018

Semi trucks need access to functional brakes at al …

4 Things You Can Do To Extend The Lifespan Of Your Tires
5 March 2018

Whether your tires are brand new or they have been …

Here's Why You Shouldn't Skimp On Auto Body Work
30 August 2017

Your car is a very important asset in your daily l …

Three Reasons Why You Should Buy Transmission Kits Instead Of Individual Parts
24 August 2017

Buying discount transmission parts is easy. Howeve …

Tips For Buying A Used Truck
18 August 2017

Driving a semi for a living can be a very rewardin …

TLC For Your Heavy Duty Brakes

21 October 2018
 Categories: Automotive, Blog

Semi trucks need access to functional brakes at all times. Because a semi itself weighs more than a passenger vehicle, these large trucks rely on air-actuated brakes rather than the hydraulic brakes found in passenger cars. Brake maintenance is critical to the performance of a semi. Faulty brakes could result in fines from the Department of Transportation. Brakes that are not working efficiently could also result in serious injury. Give your heavy duty brakes the attention they need to remain in good condition. Read More 

4 Things You Can Do To Extend The Lifespan Of Your Tires

5 March 2018
 Categories: , Blog

Whether your tires are brand new or they have been on your vehicle for a couple of years, it makes sense to take steps to extend the lifespan of their tread. Tire lifespan in part depends on the brand of the tire. When treated correctly, you can expect most normal tires to last approximately 60,000 miles. Extended wear tires may last up to 70,000 miles.  However, there are a couple of other components that influence the lifespan of your tires: your driving habits and the maintenance you complete on your tires. Read More 

Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Skimp On Auto Body Work

30 August 2017
 Categories: Automotive, Blog

Your car is a very important asset in your daily life. But even with all the care in the world, your car is still a machine, and it will eventually need maintenance and may become a little banged up. When having a car repaired, most people get only the most minimal amount of auto body work done. Their goal is to have their vehicle back up and running again without having to spend much money. Read More 

Three Reasons Why You Should Buy Transmission Kits Instead Of Individual Parts

24 August 2017
 Categories: Automotive, Blog

Buying discount transmission parts is easy. However, you may want to reconsider buying separate parts. Buying transmission kits is always a better value. Here are three reasons why you should buy a transmission kit instead of buying individual parts. You Will Always Need More Than the One or Two Parts You Think You Need When you take apart the transmission believing that you will only need to replace this or that part, it is Murphy's Law that you will need more than just the part you thought you needed. Read More 

Tips For Buying A Used Truck

18 August 2017
 Categories: Automotive, Blog

Driving a semi for a living can be a very rewarding job. You get to drive through some of the most beautiful places in the world and get paid to do so. The job can be a great one. You may be thinking about buying your own truck, and owning your own truck has many benefits. However, the cost of a new rig can be extremely high, so you may be looking at used freightliner trucks. Read More