Learning About Automotive Parts

Tips For The Next Time You Rent A Car

9 November 2016

When you are on a trip, you may need to get a rental car. However, if you have limited experience when it comes to renting these vehicles, you may make some fairly simple oversights that can lead to overpaying or other problems. To help protect yourself against these issues, you will need to be mindful of the following few car rental tips. Speak With Your Insurance Agent When you rent a car, you will likely be given an option to add insurance coverage to the vehicle.

3 Tips For Saving Money On Diesel Fuel For Your Commercial Vehicles

3 October 2016

If you operate a business that uses diesel-powered vehicles, you have probably felt the pinch from the cost of diesel fuel. Since your company's bottom line is probably one of your top priorities, you might be looking for ways to reduce the amount of money that your business spends on diesel fuel each month. Fortunately, trying these options can help you spend a little less. 1. Sign Up for a Fuel Station Credit Card

How Are Broken Keys Extracted From Car Doors?

29 September 2016

If you insert your car key into the lock and turn it to open your vehicle, you run the risk of the key breaking off and becoming stuck in the lock. If part of the key is partially hanging out, you may be able to grab a pair of pliers or tweezers and gently pull it from the lock. However, if nothing is hanging out, you won't be able to remove it on your own and you will need the assistance of a locksmith or an automotive professional that offers lockout services.

2 Tips For Buying An Excellent Used Car

27 September 2016

Buying a used car comes with so many great benefits, just as long as you get a good one. You are able to pay much less than you would for a new car, and you still get a vehicle that can work great for you. When it comes to buying your used car from a dealership, there are a few things to keep in mind to make it a successful experience for you.

How An Independent Truck Owner Should Replace The Mud Flaps On A Semi-Truck Cab To Meet State Laws

22 September 2016

Mud flaps are required in most states for large commercial vehicles traveling the highways. The mud flaps help limit the amount of mist that gets kicked up into the air by the tires on a semi-truck driving over wet roads. The mist is a road hazard that can blind drivers passing or following behind the trucks and can lead to accidents. If you get caught with missing or broken flaps, you will face getting a ticket and a fine in most states.