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A to Z About Wheel Alignment Problems! Know It All Here!
If you want your vehicle to be operating perfectly, you need all four wheels to be setup in such a way that all of them are in a straight line when the steering wheel is in the straight position. This is the basic mechanism behind wheel alignment. But, quite opposite to the name, it has very little to do with the wheels. It’s more to do with your vehicle’s suspension system. And you will be surprised to know how easily your wheel can get knocked out of the line leading to a lower vehicle performance. But no worries, we have both the symptoms and solutions right here!
By Natalie Ige7 years ago in Wheel
Things to Keep in Mind When Selling a Car for Scrap
Do you have an old car that you no longer use? It certainly seems to have developed a patina of rust in the meantime. You can always take it in for a thorough checkup, repairs, and maintenance, but that would set you back by a packet. A better option would be to junk the car altogether and get a better one. But before you sell your scrap, there are a few things that you may want to keep in mind—check out the tips posted below:
By Natalie Ige7 years ago in Wheel
10 Signs You're a Bad Driver
I had a coworker who was a terrible driver—and honestly, I think he was actually proud of it, too. He had his license suspended after driving his BMW at the breakneck speed of 130 miles per hour on the Garden State Parkway. If I remember correctly, he crashed his car and somehow didn't die.
By Buddy Brown7 years ago in Wheel
This Year's Vehicle Lineup Has Plenty of Family-Friendly Options
Picking the right car becomes a little more important once you add kids into the mix. When you’re single, you’re comfortable tooling around in just about anything that runs, but with kids, you need to worry more about space and safety. Here are a few great cars for your family.
By Indy Summers7 years ago in Wheel
The Safest Car Designs Ever Made
Driving a car is something that we all do on a daily basis, but we sometimes get sloppy. With the safest car designs, you could reduce the risk of bodily harm and death in a crash. There are some vehicle designs that are made better than others. Between the crash ratings put out by the Institute for Highway Safety and your own preference, finding a car that works for you shouldn’t be hard. Nowadays, it’s a lot harder to buy a car that is not safe. There are a lot of requirements that a passenger car has to hit for it to be available on the market. That being said, there are some features that make the safest car designs have the upper hand in case of a crash.
By Arnold Seleskey7 years ago in Wheel
The 10 Most Expensive Ford Cars Ever Made
Ford has been a household name in cars and trucks since Henry Ford introduced America to the Model T back in 1908. To this day, Ford is the top selling American car manufacturer by a wide margin. In fact, roughly one in every seven cars sold in in the United States is a Ford. A major aspect of Ford's image is as a vehicle for the working man: A contractor carrying his tools in the back of a truck or a father going on a fishing trip with his kids. There is another side to Ford's lineup, however, and that is in the ultra rare and ultra high end market of sports cars. Beyond the Ford Mustang, some of the most expensive Ford cars are one-off collaborations or concept cars, which range from iconic vehicles of the 60s to modern, high performance productions.
By Joseph D. N. Kendrick7 years ago in Wheel
How Often Should You Have a Routine Maintenance Performed?
Believe it or not, millennials are more likely than any other generation to get regular maintenance performed on their cars. This generation may catch a lot of hate for "killing" industries, but one thing's for sure, they know how to take care of their cars. So if you want to be as good of a car owner as millennials, follow one rule. Every time you treat yo’ yourself, you really should treat yo’ car as well. What I mean by this is, always be sure you're checking up on a different part of your car. Check the oil, check your tires, check fluids, breaks, windows etc. If you are always checking in with your car, you will be sure to find damage before it gets bad and breaks the bank. If that’s not something you’re into, follow general maintenance timelines for your vehicle.
By Bill Shaffir7 years ago in Wheel
10 Reasons Why Your Check Engine Light Is On
Whenever something goes wrong with a vehicle, the first reaction many car owners have is to start freaking out. Likewise, once that pesky check engine light lights up on the dashboard, people start presuming the absolute worst.
By Bill Shaffir7 years ago in Wheel
