Smog inspections on cars and trucks are required by the Department of Transportation (DOT) in most states. States that experience higher levels of smog pollution (e.g., California and New York) have steeper penalties if you do not comply with smog inspection regulations. If you are wondering why you need a smog inspection on your vehicle, or even if your vehicle needs an inspection at all, the following information will help. In addition to this information, examples of what can happen if you do not get an inspection pass certificate are included. Read More...
One of the hardest parts about being in an auto collision is dealing with the aftermath. Your car may have been in pristine condition, but is now blemished or dented with unsightly marks. You want to get your car repaired, but may not have a lot of discretionary income to cover the costs. Don't let financial limitations keep you from repairing your vehicle; use this information to learn more about how you can get the best deal possible when you need to get repairs done on your car. Read More...
Winter weather doesn't have to put your RVing fun on hold until spring. You can enjoy the wintery scenes from your RV, pay lower rates at some of your favorite parks, and take your RV for your holiday travels. You also get to avoid the overcrowded, overpriced hotels by keeping a few things in mind.
Plan For Winter Travel
The unpredictable weather that comes with winter can complicate traveling in an RV. Read More...
Putting new tires on your car shouldn't be a surprise expense, especially if you're attentive to the state of your car, but if it does sneak up on you the price tag may be more than you're ready for. Thankfully, there are a few ways to save yourself some money without having to compromise on the quality of the work you pay for. If you're a very savvy shopper you can even end up getting a better value out of the deal without paying any more for the privilege. Read More...
A car's hydraulic systems are some of the most important components of your car. Without properly running hydraulic systems, a car cannot run efficiently, turn smoothly or stop easily. To keep a car running properly, its hydraulic systems must be regularly checked, flushed, and new fluid must be added to the systems. Additionally, all hoses leading to and from each of the hydraulic systems should be checked for leakage and to make sure that they are connected securely on both ends. Read More...