A Car Owner's Guide To Windshield Stress Cracks

Posted on: 24 March 2022
Not all windshield cracks begin with a rock strike or similar impact. Stress cracks are another type of crack that can affect your car's front windshield.  Appearance  Unlike chips and impact cracks, a stress crack doesn't have any type of obvious strike point. Instead of spider webbing out from a central point, such as when the windshield is struck by a rock, the crack follows a roughly straight or curved light with few sharp angles or branches.
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All About Your RV Tires

Posted on: 4 March 2022
Your RV should be maintained even when you aren't going to be taking it out for a while. Taking proper care of it during the off-season is the best way for you to know that it is going to be in great condition and ready to go the next time your family wants to go on a trip. One of the areas of concern you should have will be making sure the tires stay in good shape.
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Understanding a Vehicle's Transmission Maintenance Process

Posted on: 7 February 2022
Most car owners understand the importance of regular car maintenance. However, they do not understand the importance of maintaining a car's transmission system. Thus, people wait until the vehicle's transmission system fails before seeking professional assistance. The first major sign of a failing transmission is slipping. Slipping occurs when the car's transmission fails to engage, preventing the driver from changing gears. One can also tell that their vehicle's transmission is faulty when they notice fluid leaks or hear abnormal noise when it shifts gears.
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4 Signs That Your Brakes Need To Be Serviced

Posted on: 3 January 2022
Your vehicle's brakes are something that will gradually wear down on their own and need replacement. However, you may be wondering what the signs are for brake repair. Look out for these indications that your vehicle needs to be serviced.  Squealing And Grinding Noises Do you notice an odd squealing noise when you put pressure on the brake pedal? This is actually a part of the braking system's design. There is a small piece of metal in the brake pad that intentionally becomes exposed when the brake pad is worn down enough.
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