3 Factors That Impact Whether A Tire Repair Is Advisable

Have you ever had a flat tire on your vehicle? If so, you may have relied on a repair shop to fix the affected tire. Perhaps this is a recent event, and you have the damaged tire in your trunk while temporarily driving on a spare tire. You may wonder if you will need to purchase a new tire. A tire repair could fix the damaged tire and save you the expense of buying a new one. Read More 

2 Things Your Car’s Brake Pedal Can Tell You About Your Brakes

While you are driving, the ability of your brakes to stop your car is just as important as the engine's ability to make it go. However, sometimes it can be difficult to pick up on problems with your brakes until you notice increased difficulty with slowing down and stopping. Fortunately, there are a couple of things your brake pedal can tell you about the condition of your braking system that can alert you to potentially serious issues. Read More 

Tire Blowouts In Rvs: How To Deal With Collateral Damage

Suffering a sudden tire blowout at highway speeds can be a harrowing experience for any RV owner, but unfortunately, your troubles may not be over once you get your stricken RV safely off the road. The tire itself isn't the only part of your RV that can be damaged by a blowout, and collateral damage to your RV's bodywork and internal components can cause serious problems. What causes collateral damage during an RV tire blowout? Read More 

The How To Guide To Get Your Car Ready For Inspection And Ensure It Passes With Flying Colors

Inspections for cars need to be done for several reasons, which include ensuring emission levels are not too high for the safety of you and other drivers. Therefore, when it is time to take your car in for an inspection, you want to make sure that you do not have any problems. Some of the things that need to be done include an oil change, inspecting the brakes, and any repairs that could cause your car to fail inspection. Read More 

Learn About The Signs Of Clutch Problems

Your car will switch gears through the clutch and assisting mechanisms. Without switching gears, your car wouldn't be drivable. This is why you need to be sure you are able to catch on to the beginning signs of clutch problems. By catching issues early on, you will hopefully be able to have the problem fixed right away, so you won't have to go through the troubles that come with suddenly not being able to use your car. Read More