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Whether in rural Montana or New York City, if you drive in an area subject to freezing winters, it’s best to be prepared. Breaking down, getting stranded and running up against a potential emergency is no time to start thinking about what you wish you had packed. Make sure you have a winter emergency kit…
Roadside Safety Tips: Stay Alive, Stay In Your CarAlmost all roadside safety tips boil down to one essential truth when you are forced to pull over on a…
Being ready for a breakdown requires a lot more than just jumper cables. A proper set of emergency car tools can keep you out of trouble every time.
Flats tend to happen at the worst time in the worst places. If you are on the road or outside of normal business hours and your vehicle has a flat … Continue Reading How To Use A Tire Plug Kit The Right Way
It’s your worst nightmare: a broken car key in door preventing you from either opening or properly locking your vehicle.
Few things can get you down faster than a radiator leak. Aside from being a fairly pricey fix, a leaky radiator can quickly lead to overheating the engine. More often … Continue Reading How To Use AlumAseal ® Radiator Stop Leak
Learn how to change a tire with this simple guide and never get left stranded.
Some of the most difficult to repair parts are the ones that must endure very high temperatures. Sure, the engine block may hit 180-220 degrees, but that is nothing compared … Continue Reading How To Use JB Weld ExtremeHeat
When it comes to repairing broken parts that are hard to find, expensive, or just need a minor fix, JB Weld is the go-to epoxy of choice. What started out … Continue Reading JB Weld Buyer’s Guide
JB Weld has tons of products available for specific types of repairs, but the generic epoxies – JB Weld and JB Weld KwikWeld are the main types. This particular article … Continue Reading Know-How Notes: How To Use JB Weld KwikWeld