3 Top Premium Synthetic Lubricants
You probably already know that you can use synthetic oil in any car, truck or SUV. But what is never obvious is exactly which oil type or brand should be … Continue Reading 3 Top Premium Synthetic Lubricants
5 Signs That Your Car is Ready for a Tune-Up
If you drive a car with an internal combustion engine, you already know that the system under the hood is complex. It’s a network of both moving and non-moving parts … Continue Reading 5 Signs That Your Car is Ready for a Tune-Up
How to Change Your Power Steering Fluid
Driving isn’t fun (or safe) when you can’t properly handle your car’s steering wheel. Think about all the off-road adventures and tight corning you couldn’t do without a steady grip … Continue Reading How to Change Your Power Steering Fluid
Signs You Need to Check Your Car’s Fluids
Your car is a symphony of mechanical pieces that move under extreme temperatures and brute force. Car fluids provide the necessary lubrication for proper heat dispersion so that those moving … Continue Reading Signs You Need to Check Your Car’s Fluids
Can You Put Synthetic Oil in Any Car?
Can you put synthetic oil in any car? Synthetic oil provides longer protection, withstands higher temperatures and stands up to cold weather.
Car Fluids to Always Have on Hand In Your Garage
There are three car fluids every driver should have on hand. Store these in your garage for ease of access when you need them.
3 Brake Hose Replacement Tips
If you want your car’s brakes to perform when you need them, it’s essential to know a few things about brake hose replacement.
4 Myths About DEF Fluid Busted
Not everything you hear about DEF fluid is true. We bust some DEF myths in this article.
How Often Should You Get a Transmission Fluid Change?
How often should you get a transmission fluid change? Although some manufacturers recommend every 30,000 miles, others say you can go longer.
First Diesel Truck? Here Are a Few Things To Know
Congratulations, you’ve bought your first diesel truck. Learn how diesel engines provide more torque and better gas mileage than gasoline-powered trucks.