4 Tips to Keep High Mileage Cars on the Road
Can high mileage cars make it from 100,000 miles on the odometer to 200,000 miles? It’s not an impossible, here’s how to do it.
How to Store Tires Safely for the Next Season
You probably haven’t given much thought about how to store tires. After all, aren’t tires the toughest things on your vehicle? Don’t they take constant…
How to Protect Your Car’s Paint From the Sun: 3 Easy Steps
Learning how to protect your car’s paint from the sun is simple. Check out these three easy steps to keep your car’s paint looking brand new.
Going Green: How to Aerate a Lawn Quickly and Easily
If you want the greenest grass in your neighborhood this summer, learn how to aerate a lawn.
Avoiding a Flooded Engine: Keep Calm Driving In Wet Weather
Driving through deep water can cause a flooded engine and severe damage. Here’s how to avoid a worst-case scenario out on the road.
Understanding Car Paint to Get the Most Out of Your Body Shop Visit
Understanding car paint can go a long way toward helping you out the next time you find yourself in a body shop with your vehicle. Even if your insurance company is paying for everything, it’s always a good idea to arm yourself with as much knowledge as possible before agreeing to get your car repainted…
The Gas Light Goes On: How Many Miles Until Empty?
There are a few things to understand about how many miles until empty you can drive once your gas light has turned on.
Windshield Wiper Fluid: What Kind Do You Need and Why?
Choosing the right windshield wiper fluid isn’t the most complicated aspect of maintaining your car, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be confusing. It’s time to cut through the noise and lay out, in simple terms, what windshield wiper fluid is best for your driving needs…
4 Signs Your Snowmobile Track Needs To Be Replaced
No snowmobile track lasts forever, and depending on how and where you ride, you may have to replace the track on your machine sooner than expected.
‘Check Coolant Level’: What to Know About This Dashboard Notification
Seeing the “Check Coolant Level” warning on your dashboard is often a sign you’re about to have a very bad day.