Maintaining foreign cars is costly, which is why you want to do what you can to reduce repair costs. Good brake knowledge and the right routine maintenance could save you from the costliest repairs. Correct tire maintenance and regular brake pad changes will help prevent brake failure and costly repairs. Here are a few tips to reduce the cost of BMW brake repairs: 1. Proper Tire Care to Reduce Brake Wear
26 October 2017
Whether you plan to run your own trucking business or work for an established company as a contractor, buying your own semi truck provides comfort, convenience, and plenty of flexibility when it comes to carving out your career as time goes on. To ensure long term satisfaction, you'll want to make sure that the semi truck you invest in has at least some of the following features: A Reliable Warranty
12 March 2015
The spare tire has long been a fixture in the car trunk. Should you have a flat on the side of the road, you go to the trunk and pull out your spare and jack. They were in every car -- until recently. According to Consumer Reports, some new cars no long come standard with a spare tire. For drivers in major cities, who have easy access to emergency roadside assistance, this may not be a major issue.
4 March 2015
You probably already know that taking a used car for a test drive prior to making a commitment to purchase is an essential component in successfully buying a used vehicle, but you may not know how to how to take an effective test drive. It involves ensuring that the vehicle operates well under a variety of road conditions, ergonomics, research on the make and model of the car and how well the vehicle will suit your individual needs and preferences.
6 February 2015
Purchasing a recreational vehicle (RV) is an exciting move, but it can also confront you with a dizzying array of questions and decisions. What type of RV you should get depends on your budget, desire for specific amenities, and intended usage. Here are a few basic types of RV for your consideration. Class A The Class RV is the monster of the motorhome world -- a full-scale living, dining and home entertainment experience with a price tag to match (you can easily pay $500,000 for a new one).
28 January 2015
Are you starting your semi truck driving career? It will likely involve motoring down the nation's highways for long periods, often traveling in isolated areas. CB radios do keep you in touch with the outside world, but when you are driving through miles of Midwest farmland the last thing you need is an overheated engine. That's where semi truck radiators come in. The best of them can handle long haul life with barely a whimper.
20 January 2015
Winter can be a cruel mistress, especially when it comes to your car's body work. A vicious combination of moisture from snow fall combined with the road salt can wreak havoc on any bare metal surface it touches. The end result is a potentially catastrophic explosion of rust and corrosion on the most vulnerable parts of your vehicle. If you have a winter beater you use during the snowy season or if you can't afford to keep your only car covered up, here are a few things you can do to protect it from the ravages of rust this and every other winter.
14 January 2015