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Know How for all means knowing the right maintenance schedule for all your vehicles. We’ve leveraged over 90 years of experience to help you maintain your car, truck, boat, motorcycle, lawn mower, ATV, snowmobile, and more. Regardless of whether you do all your own maintenance in your home garage or trust the experts at your local NAPA AutoCare, we’ve got the knowledge you need to keep everything running in top condition. Changing your oil on a regular basis is key to long engine life, but so is a fresh air filter. Don’t forget to check your brakes on a regular basis. Maintaining a vehicle doesn’t have to be difficult when you have NAPA Know How on your side.
Whether your child is going back to college or heading off for their first year, getting them ready for the time away can be a nerve-racking experience. As a parent you worry about their safety, and that should definitely include the car that’s taking them so far from home…
Keeping your ATV air filter clean is an essential part of regular maintenance. Here are 5 tips for changing your ATV air filter.
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Knowing where to place jack stands is important if you’re going to do any kind of work under your car. Here we discuss jack stands and how to use them.
No one wants to deal with a dead battery, but every battery depletes. How long yours will last depends on several factors. Here’s what you need to know.
An air filter wrap isn’t part of the standard equipment on a typical car, but you can add one to your air filter to help keep the air in your engine clean.
A lawn mower engine popping sound can be startling. It’s what you hear when your engine backfires, and there are few possible causes to address.
What should you do if your boat is overheating? It’s important to address this issue quickly to avoid costly damage.
If you know how to change brake pads yourself, you can spend a few hours in the garage and save yourself a trip to the shop. Here are some tips.