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Fixing an Older Car

When I bought my beautiful, luxury sedan eight years ago, I gave my husband my old car. He began driving this old, but reliable, vehicle to work each day. For nearly eight years, my husband didn’t have any problems with this car. Unfortunately, my spouse recently began having difficulties starting the car. After researching various, potential causes online, my husband decided that the problem with the car was a faulty fuel pump. After making this determination, my husband breathed a sigh of relief because he hopes to drive the car a couple of more years. On this blog, I hope you will discover some of the most common reasons a car won’t start. Enjoy!

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Big Snow Storm Coming Up? 3 Tips To Get Your Car Ready

Posted on 3 April 2017

If you have a big snow storm on the way, you need to make sure your car is ready for it. This will ensure you can drive to your work, school, etc., without having to worry about getting in an accident or breaking down. Below are three tips to help you get started with this. Get New Tires If the tires on your car are old, you need to get new ones before the winter storm hits. [Read More]

Don't Get Snow Ditched: 3 Winter Tips For Your Car

Posted on 25 March 2017

During the snowy season, getting stuck in a ditch is much more likely because of ice on the roads and deep snow. Once you get stuck in snow piled up in a ditch in the road, it's much more challenging to get out. This is why you will want to consider these three tips to avoid "getting ditched:" Take Care of the Small Things: Before the winter season arrives, you are going to want to take care of the small things, which includes changing the windshield wipers. [Read More]

Why Sea Salt Is Bad For Your Car

Posted on 24 March 2017

One of the challenges of living by the sea is the effect that the sea can have on your car. Moisture is well known as a cause of car rust, especially during the winter. But another problem that cars might face is the greater amount of salt. There are certain parts of the car in particular that are vulnerable to salt and dew.  How Coastal Areas Affect Your Car The worst time for those who live near coastal areas is winter. [Read More]

5 Reasons Your First Semi-Truck Should Be Used

Posted on 30 March 2016

There are many reasons to be a truck driver, but before you do anything, you need to overcome the initial obstacle of getting your first semi-truck. You could lease one or purchase a new or used one, but buying a used semi-truck is really the best option when you're just starting. Check out these five reasons your first semi-truck should be used. You Can Get a Name-Brand for Less Just like buying any used vehicle, you're sure to save money when purchasing a used semi-truck. [Read More]