
Trade In Your Car or Refinance?
Trading in a vehicle is a clever idea if you want a new car and refinancing your current vehicle isn't best or desired. Trading it in means that you can use the value of the car as your down payment. If you still…
If you are part of an automobile accident, you need to stay calm and take action. While it is a scary moment, there are various steps you must take to keep yourself safe and protected.
Immediately after the collision, check on anyone else in the vehicle. If you can provide assistance to injured passengers, you should do so as soon as possible. Then, you need to call emergency services. At that point, it's important to move your vehicle out of the road. If you can drive your vehicle, simply move it to the shoulder or emergency lane. You should…
If you've ever had a flat tire, you might have noticed there are different kinds of spare tires to replace the flat in an emergency. Understanding the differences between these tires can make you a better informed car owner.
Most people are familiar with the compact temporary spares that have a limited lifespan. They are an emergency measure meant to get you down the road to a service station, where you can have your flat fixed or replaced. Another option is using a full-size tire as your spare. This eliminates the need to visit a service station, as the…
Removing the decals and emblems from your vehicle doesn’t need to be a time-consuming or expensive process. You should be able to complete this project in just a few minutes as long as you have a few basic tools and supplies.
Most emblems are attached with a strong adhesive, and you need to weaken that adhesive with hot water, an adhesive remover, or a hairdryer. Once the emblem is partially loose, you can gently pull it away with an old credit card or plastic scraper. The final step in this process is thoroughly cleaning the area with soap and…
We worry about our children's safety, and this is no different in the car. Child safety seats are designed to save your child from injury or even death in the event of an accident, but you need to know which one to use for your child and how to use it properly.
Child safety seats are designed to protect children from infancy to 12 years of age, and there are different kinds depending on how old and how much your child weighs. Infants should be in rear-facing child seats, and older children will need a front-facing seat. To know…