2015

  • 4 Ways To Prolong The Life Of Your Vehicle's Brakes

    You rely on your car's brakes every time you drive, but having to replace braking components regularly can be a real pain. Generally, a set of brake pads will last between 30,000 and 70,000 miles, depending on the quality of the pads and your driving habits. However, there are some steps you can take to safely extend the life of your braking system and save yourself some money on auto repair in the process.
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  • Brakes Sounding Like A Halloween Soundtrack? What Could The Problem Be?

    If your brakes are making squealing, hissing, or grinding noises that have you thinking of black cats and cackling witches, you're likely wondering what the problem may be -- and how much it will cost to fix. However, these brake issues don't need to be scary. Read on to learn more about the sounds your brakes may make when in need of repair, as well as what you'll need to do (or have done) to fix them.
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  • The Vehicle Owner's Guide To Basic Brake Maintenance

    If you need to be sure that you are able to get the best care out of your brake maintenance and repair, there are a few important guidelines that will set you straight. This is crucial, because your brakes are arguably the most important component of your automobile, from a safety standpoint. If you own any type of car, truck, SUV or other automobile, use these guidelines to care of your brakes and make your vehicle safer over the long haul.
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  • Learn How to Easily Replace a Sagging Headliner in Your Car

    Over time, the headliner in your car may start to sag. When you touch the headliner, the oils on your fingers can cause the adhesive that sticks the liner to the roof to start to break down. When this happens, the liner will start to sag. Fortunately, the following guide walks you through the quick and easy process of repairing a sagging car headliner quickly. Remove the Existing Headliner The first thing you need to do is pop all of the plastic pieces from around the edges of the headliner of the car.
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  • Overheating Engine? Causes And Solutions You Need To Know

    It's a scary moment when the car suddenly stops dead in the middle of the road. Opening the hood reveals a steam pouring out of the engine. Unfortunately, the engine has overheated and the car is refusing to go on. There are a few causes and solutions that every driver in this situation should know. Pressure Cap After the vehicle cools down, drivers should verify that the pressure cap has not deteriorated.
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  • 3 Facts About Flat Bed Towing For Your Classic Car

    If you own a classic car, you are undoubtedly aware of its value and how easily it could be damaged in towed in the wrong way. In addition, you will also need to learn about the most appropriate choices for securing the vehicle to the actual bed. Loading The Trailer With Your Car The position of the vehicle on the flat bed is almost as important as securing it. If you do so correctly, the weight of the car can help it maintain the position.
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