5 Tips For Keeping Your Car Looking Like New

Posted on 27 February 2017

When you own a vehicle, keeping it looking brand new is really important. Not only does this keep you happy with your vehicle and confident when driving it, but it also keeps the value high in the case that you ever want to trade it in or sell it. `Here are five tips for keeping your car looking like new for years to come: Wax: Waxing your vehicle every four months is a really good idea. [Read More]

3 Driver-Safety Tips for Dump Trucks

Posted on 1 December 2016

Renting a dump truck can make your next home-improvement project a lot easier to complete. Dump trucks give you the ability to transport heavy loads of dirt or construction debris and then unload your haul with ease by raising the bed of the truck to dump its contents. Driving a dump truck can be different than driving a truck whose bed remains stationary. Here are three safety tips that you should keep in mind as you drive a rented dump truck in the future. [Read More]

At-Home Tips For Reconditioning Your Headlights

Posted on 29 November 2016

Are your car headlights beginning to form a cloudy layer above the lens? If so, this can impact the quality of your headlights visibility and this can minimize your vision when driving at night. Not only can this impact the quality of your vision but this can also take away from the appearance of your car as cloudy headlights can be a big eyesore, especially if the rest of your car looks clean. [Read More]

4 Fun Ways for Teens to Glam Up a Used Car

Posted on 28 November 2016

Your teenager may long to get a brand-new, luxury car as soon as they have their driver's license in the palm of their hand. However, most budgets of parents and teens don't allow for splurges on high-end vehicles. If your teenager has decided to invest in a used car instead, the good news is that you can easily glam up a used to car to be customized to suit their needs and preferences. [Read More]

About Me

Working on Cars Can Be Relaxing and Fun

I am the wife of a car enthusiast, and I have to admit that I didn't always like my husband's hobby. The main reason I didn't like his hobby was because he spent long hours in the garage that I would have liked to spend that time together. Once I realized that I couldn't get him out of the garage every day, I decided to join him in it! At first, I just watched and listened as he explained what he was working on. After a while, I decided to try helping him, and I found out that I actually began to enjoy working on cars.