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4 Ways To Make The Most Of Your New In-Car GPS Device

These days, many vehicles come equipped with a GPS device. Even if your car does not, however, you always have the option of purchasing one for yourself. In-car GPS devices are great for helping you find your way, and some even provide real-time traffic updates to help you get to your destination smoothly. If you’ve recently purchased a GPS or a car with a GPS system, however, there are some tips to keep in mind that will help you make the most of it:…

Truck Spray Bed Liners: More Options Than You Can Shake Rebar At

Some of the worst materials you will ever haul in your truck are those that damage your truck bed the most. Rebar, for example, is a steel and iron material used to reinforce vertical structures. Its weight will badly ding, even cut small holes in the bed of your truck. Leave the rebar out in the elements in your truck, and it will cause rust stains. Many other materials are just as bad, but you can protect your truck with spray bed liners.…

Own A Classic Or Vintage Car? Two Tips To Help You Get Affordable Parts & Accessories

If you own a classic or vintage car, one of the issues that you may run into involves getting reasonably priced replacement parts and accessories.  Because many of these cars are no longer in production, manufacturing companies have to essentially make these parts on an as-needed basis.  The materials may also be out of circulation, so you could end up paying quite a bit of money to get your hands on the parts that you’re looking for.…

3 Big Mistakes Car Owners Make When Applying Rust Inhibitor Spray

Even though most vehicles will make it for years without showing signs of rust in most places, there are certain points of any car or truck that are more vulnerable to rust, such as the undercarriage or around the wheels in the fender wells. Keeping these areas protected can prevent future problems with corrosion that leads to breakage, chipping, and the exposure of vital working components. Rust inhibitor spray adds a layer of protection in these areas and is easy enough to apply without investing a lot of money.…

Three Topics To Discuss With Your Auto Shop Before An Engine Repair

When you first notice that the engine of your vehicle isn’t running as smoothly as it should, it’s beneficial to take action quickly before the problem worsens. Avoid using your vehicle as much as possible and begin the process of evaluating the auto shops in your community that you might consider visiting for the repair work. Narrow your choices to a few leading candidates for engine repair and call each to describe the apparent problem with your vehicle, determine the likely repairs that are needed and, of course, get a rough estimate.…

Converting Your Car Doors To Lambo Style: A DIY Guide

Unlike traditional car doors, lambo or scissor style doors are special doors that can usually be found on two-door sports cars. These impressive doors open vertically and swing upward when opened unlike regular car doors that swing outward. They can really add some flair to any vehicle, and custom kits can be purchased to convert your regular two-door car to a cool and totally unique style with these amazing lambo doors.…

Choosing A Cover For Your Truck Bed: Important Considerations

If you’ve recently purchased a pick-up truck, then there’s a good chance it didn’t come with a factory-installed bed cover. As a result, you may now be considering the option of purchasing one to install yourself. As you begin shopping for truck bed covers, however, you may be a bit overwhelmed by the number of options available to you. By knowing what to look for in a bed cover, you can ultimately make the best decision for your needs.…

3 Ways To Block UV Rays In Your Car When You're Allergic To Sunscreen

If you’re sensitive to sunlight and want a way to protect your skin from UV rays as you drive, the conventional advice is to wear sunscreen when you drive. But what if you’re also allergic to sunscreen? Despite the proliferation of sunscreens claiming to be hypoallergenic—which is really just an advertising term—sunscreen allergies are becoming more common. But this does not mean you just have to deal with UV rays coming into the cab of the car through window glass.…