Simple Car Tips: Diagnose & Fix Your Brake Pads

Posted on 13 February 2015

No one can really argue the importance of having good brakes. The following tips will help you diagnose worn out brake pads and help you replace them if you feel mechanically inclined. Signs That Your Brake Pads Are Failing Your brake pads use friction to stop your vehicle. These pads are resistant to heat because of their disc formation, which allows air to cool them as they work. Brake pads are usually clamped on a caliper against the brake rotor. [Read More]

What To Look For In A Used Motorcycle

Posted on 6 February 2015

If you've been itching to get out on the road on a motorcycle but you don't have the money to buy new, a used option can be your best friend. Learn what to look for in used motorcycles for sale so you can end up with a great ride you will love to go on adventures with. Starting A motorcycle should start easily after being cold. This means it should start without much effort after not being run for a while. [Read More]

4 Reasons You Should Purchase A New Car

Posted on 2 February 2015

If you're in the market for another vehicle, you may be trying to decide whether a new or used car is best for you. You want to make sure that you get a great and reliable vehicle. Many people prefer to invest in new vehicles due to their many benefits. Take a look at the following information to better understand some of the reasons why you should invest in a new car. [Read More]

How To Buy A Better Used Car

Posted on 22 January 2015

Are you shopping for a used car? If so, and you are thinking about buying from an independent seller or auto dealer, such as Auto Max, there are a few precautionary measures that you will want to enforce when making your purchase. Because you are not the original owner it is a must that you gather as much information on the car as possible, which is why you will want to consider: [Read More]

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Anyone Can Learn More About Auto Mechanics

After losing my job, I found myself struggling when my car broke down and I didn't have any money to take it to the mechanic. After a bit of investigating, I determined that my water pump was the source of my problems and decided that I would replace it on my own. I'll admit, this first attempt at DIY auto repairs did not go as well as expected, but after 2 days of pulling my hair out, I finally got my new water pump installed. The sense of accomplishment I felt inspired me to learn more about auto repairs and try to tackle larger repair projects on my own. Today, I still rely on my mechanic for any major repairs, but I perform most minor repairs and maintenance on my own. It is my hope that the information on this website will allow you to do the same.