What To Check When Purchasing A Transmission From An Auto Salvage Yard

Purchasing a used transmission is one way to save money on your auto repair bill when your transmission fails. When you purchase a used transmission from an auto salvage yard, there are a few things you need to check on before purchasing a used transmission.  Look at the Body of the Car to See the Vehicle's History First, you are going to want to look at the body of the vehicle to see the vehicle's history and figure out why it is at the scrap yard to begin with. Was the front of the vehicle involved in a collision and all smashed up? If so, you may want to think twice about taking the transmission. [Read More]

3 Signs It's Time For Brake Change Service

Out of all the safety features on your vehicle, the most important is probably your brakes. However, similar to other components on your vehicle, the brakes will not last forever. So, as a car owner, it is important that you familiarize yourself with the warning signs of brake failure—or at least the signs of your brakes starting to wear down. Here are three signs that it is time to head to an auto shop to have your brakes changed. [Read More]

Performance Brake Upgrades That Will Make Your Classic Muscle Car Stop Like A Contemporary Sports Car

Classic American muscle cars are renowned for their aggressive styling, rip-roaring engine notes, and superb straight-line speed. However, when it comes to braking performance, most of the classics leave a lot to be desired. A lot of them rolled off of the assembly line with inefficient drum brakes. Compared to modern sports cars, even high-performance classics with four-wheel disc brakes were equipped with sloppy brake line setups along with subpar calipers, rotors, and pads. [Read More]

2 Mistakes To Avoid When Waxing Your Car

If your car has been looking a little dull lately, you may decide that it's time to put a coat or two of wax on it. However, if you do not perform the job correctly, you may wind up with an uneven appearance or may leave behind streaks that will remain for a few weeks. When you go to wax your car, make sure you avoid the following mistakes. 1.  Applying Wax Without Washing Your Car First [Read More]