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learning about auto repair expenses

Getting my 17 year old son his own car was not really in our family budget. When my dad offered to give my son his old car, my son was thrilled. Sure, it wasn't a pretty car or one that would go fast, but that made me feel a little better about him driving independently. There was some work that needed to be done to get the car ready for the road, but that was something that my son could worry about. He started researching different auto shops in the area and finding the best prices on parts, and when he was done, he got a great deal on the work that the car needed and learned a lot in the process.

Auto Glass Replacement Guide to Ensure Problems Are Solved When Repairing Damage

Posted on April 7, 2021

If you have a problem with the glass in your car, the best solution is to have it replaced. When getting auto glass replacements, there are some things that you want to take into account, such as caring for newly installed glass. The following information will ensure your problems are solved when repairing damage: 1. Why Replacing Auto Glass Is Better The problems with auto glass can sometimes be repaired, but this is not always the best solution. [Read More]

Brake Troubleshooting Guide To Help Find The Cause Of Problems And Know What Repairs Are Going To Be Needed

Posted on May 13, 2020

Routinely changing your brake pads is one of the best ways to prevent serious problems with your brakes, but sometimes, this is not enough. For one reason or another, your brakes are causing problems and you want to get to the bottom of the problem to have the repairs done quickly. The following brake problem troubleshooting guide will help you find the cause of your brake problems and have the right repairs done. [Read More]

Four Mistakes That Could Compromise The Safety Of Your Brakes

Posted on April 19, 2017

When it comes to safety, your brakes are probably one of the most important components of your vehicle. You need to take special care of your brakes if you want to ensure that you and your passengers are safe in even adverse driving conditions. The following are four mistakes you should avoid to keep your vehicle safe and to maintain your brakes for as long as possible: Riding your brakes [Read More]

Does The Dry Ice Trick Really Work For Removing Dents?

Posted on July 14, 2015

Dealing with dents can get a bit pricey – the average cost of removing a one-inch dent is around $60 to $110, according to Autos.com. So it's no wonder that you might be tempted to try your hand at removing dents yourself. One commonly touted method involves using dry ice to "pop" your car's dented sheet metal back into place. But you have to ask yourself whether this actually works or if you're just wasting your time on a gimmick. [Read More]