2 Reasons It's Not A Good Idea To Use Canned Sealant To Repair Your Car's Flat Tire
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26 October 2022
In an effort to be prepared, you may be thinking about purchasing canned sealant to put in your car. You may have heard that in addition to fixing a hole in your tire, it will also keep it from going flat for days.
While canned sealant has its place for use in
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Is your car making a rumbling noise? Do you not get enough power when you press on the gas pedal? Then you need to hop — or rather, drive — on down to the auto service shop. It's okay if you do not know what is wrong with your car, because that is the auto mechanic's job to figure out. They can take a look, run a few tests, and figure out what's going on. Then, they'll give you an estimate for the repairs. Your car will feel like a whole new machine once it's all fixed up! Learn more about that process as you read the articles we've curated here.
How Can You Tell If Your Slide Topper Needs Repairs?
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3 October 2022
If you own an RV with a slide-out, you probably also own a slide-out topper. Toppers help keep rain and debris from your slide-out roof, protecting it from damage and protecting the rest of your RV when you slide the extendable section back inside. However, ev
Spotting Transmission Issues
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6 September 2022
There are some types of car repairs that aren't as upsetting as others because they aren't nearly as expensive or as much of a hassle. However, one part of a car that can really scare a person when they hear it needs work is the transmission. This is because s
What You Need To Know About Bonded Titles And When They Are Issued
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8 August 2022
Older cars and trucks bought and sold several times may have a title that has changed hands multiple times. In the event that there is a mistake with the title, or it is lost and needs to be replaced, you may find you need a bonded title before selling or regi
Why Did Your Brakes Suddenly Start Grinding?
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14 July 2022
If you stay on top of brake maintenance in a modern vehicle, you'll usually go through three distinct phases as your brake pads begin to wear down:
Interior brake warning light Squealing Grinding It's typically fine to replace your brakes once you see a warn