You can learn a lot about your car's transmission by looking at its fluid. New transmission fluid is odorless and transparent, and may have a reddish color depending on its manufacturer. In almost every case, new fluid looks and smells clean - checking its odor and color is a great way to determine whether your transmission is working normally, or if it needs service. Here, you will learn the four basic conditions of transmission fluid. [Read More]

If you are in the process of restoring an older vehicle, you will most likely need to dabble in the art of fiberglass repair. Fiberglass is durable and light, and it is used on many vehicles for this reason. When you get a crack or tear in the fiberglass of your vehicle's fender, it will be a little messy to repair, but the end result will be worth the headache. Here are some instructions on how to repair a fiberglass fender. [Read More]

Fuel and maintenance costs for trucking companies are the biggest expenses they have associated with keeping their vehicles on the road.  In order for them to make a profit, they have to keep their trucks rolling and their customers' freight moving smoothly from warehouse to warehouse.  In order to do that and reduce costs, here are some tips trucking companies can use to help save on fuel and maintenance costs. [Read More]

Keeping your car running well at all times will help you avoid a number of life stresses. Your vehicle can allow you to get to work, run errands and simply enjoy more each day. If you've been in an accident, it's ideal to be prepared to visit your auto collision repair shop. Knowing tips that will prepare you in advance of this appointment may allow you to have a better visit. [Read More]