Cracking The Code: How To Deal With A Cracked Windshield

Posted on 24 July 2015

Every driver has been in a situation where they're driving down the road when slow motion suddenly cues as they helplessly watch a rock or piece of debris hurdle towards their windshield. A fraction of a second later they hear impact and aggressively scan their windshield to assess any damage. Most of the time it's nothing, but when a crack or chip does occur it can be a complete hindrance.     [Read More]

3 Reasons To Rent A Pickup Truck

Posted on 6 July 2015

There seems to be a lot of places that are renting out pickup trucks. Some of these places are specifically known as moving companies, while others are just in the business of renting out pickup trucks, no matter what you want to use them for.  Renting a pickup truck can give you the motivation to finish that to-do list, or make some needed changes in your life.  The following are some reasons why you would want to rent a pickup truck. [Read More]

Protect Your Investment And Maximize Your Adventure - A Guide To Types Of Snowmobile Trailers

Posted on 22 June 2015

Living in an area with great access to a snowy landscape can provide you with an excellent opportunity to explore that landscape in the most exciting way possible. Snowmobiling is an increasingly popular hobby among many outdoor enthusiasts, but the task of delivering your snowmobile safely to the excursion site can be difficult without developing your knowledge of your options. Below, you'll find a guide to some of the common choices available in snowmobile trailers. [Read More]

Learn How To Change Your Car's Oil

Posted on 4 June 2015

Changing the oil is key component to making sure that your car keeps running as smoothly as possible. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to change the oil in your car. To complete the following the task you will need these items: Can or bottle of oil Oil pan Car jack Disposable canister A new oil filter Wrench 1- Start opening the hood of the car by pulling the hood release under the driver's wheel. [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.