Car Care

Your car has a lot of moving and motion-absorbing parts. Namely, your ball joints. We often forget about parts like these because we don’t typically see them unless we’re purposefully looking at them. However, when they go bad, we certainly feel them. Each part that undergoes wear and tear will present itself …

Series of years ago, almost every car came with a full-size extra tire; but fuel prudence demands, boot space contemplation and the hazards involved in making preparations to change tires by the roadside and on highways necessitated carmakers to think big and outside the box and came up with a …

Brakes are very important parts of a car and if it is not in good shape it can be quite hazardous. The safety of your life and that of other road users is key. However, this is dependent on the standard of the brake material used.  The mean cost of …

Swirl marks (also known as micro-marring) will make any car’s paint look awful and take away the desired bright finish. If you want to get rid of swirl marks and restore your car to its former glory, you are going to have to remove them by hand. The good news …

Changing oil might look stressful because of its frequency but it is quite necessary in ensuring your car is in perfect shape. Disregarding an oil change or going long without one reduces the lifespan of your car.  The function of oil is to ensure that all parts of the engine …

Being a teenage driver can be a wonderful but sometimes scary experience – you just got your license, you finally have that feeling of freedom to go anywhere you want without having to bum a ride from your parents, but pretty much everything is brand new to you. Sure, you’ve …

They may not seem like a critical part of your vehicle, but good windshield wipers are a vital safety feature. The wipers clear the view in front of the driver and front passenger and clean the rear window’s center when equipped with a rear wiper. Driving with faulty windshield wipers …

We’ve all done it! It happened while you were removing the gas nozzle and it got on your shirt or pants. You accidentally stepped in a puddle of it by the pump. Or maybe you filled up the gas can, a hard day of mowing ahead of you, and on …